Build your Favorite Droid in Mini Scale!
All Star Wars™ droids are awesome in their own special way – but everyone’s got their favorite! What’s yours? We challenge you to build your all-time favorite droid, and you might think the galaxy's the limit, but we ask you to use only 25 bricks or less! Up for the challenge?
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Deadline
This Activity will be active until November 4th, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. CEST (4a.m. EST).
Acceptable Entry Content
- You're welcome to base your build on the intellectual property (IP) of Star Wars and include LEGO elements that only exist in LEGO Star Wars sets (i.e. a printed cockpit)
- Contest entries related to the topics below do not fit our brand values and will not be approved for publication on LEGO Ideas:
- Politics and political symbols, campaigns, or movements
- Religious references including symbols, buildings, or people
- Sex, nudity, drugs, or smoking
- Alcohol in any present-day situation
- Swearing or profanity
- Death, killing, blood, terrorism, horror, or torture
- First-person shooter video games
- Warfare or war vehicles in any modern or present-day situation, or national war memorials
- Large or human-scale weapons or weapon replicas of any kind, including swords, knives, guns, sci-fi or fantasy blasters, etc.
- Racism, bullying, or cruelty to real life animals
Entry Quality Standards
We still want your Activity entries to have a certain image quality as it makes browsing them much nicer for all members. Therefore please take note of the following image quality guidelines:
- You may submit digital entries using LEGO Digital Designer, which is available for download via this link free of charge. Any entries made in LEGO Digital Designer should not show the baseplate from build mode. You may also create digital entries using third-party LEGO CAD software, such as Mecabricks, Bricklink's Studio or other.
- You may use photo editing software, such as Photoshop, to enhance your entry’s presentation.
- Make sure your photos are well-lit, not blurry, in a reasonably high resolution, preferably have no background clutter.