These three birds are well recognised around the world and would allow a larger target market as there is one European bird, one North American bird and a tropical bird. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store. Put down your binoculars and get closer to nature with these intricate LEGO® models of well-known birds! Created by keen gardener and bird enthusiast Thomas Poulsom and selected by LEGO Ideas members, each replica bird hails from a different continent: the Robin from Europe; the Blue Jay from North America; and the Hummingbird from South America. These beautiful and detailed models come with their own presentation stands showing their scientific names, so that you can display your birds for allto enjoy or detach and play as you wish. This set also includes 3 booklets containing lots more information about each of these fascinating species as well as the creator of these amazing models. I also think that if these birds were turned into official sets they would be inspirational to both children and adults and would be a great gift for anybody. They would sell very well in zoos, museums, wildlife centres, and of course the LEGO store. Celebrate spring – Build a LEGO® Bird’s Nest (40639) for a meaningful seasonal or Easter display for a table or shelf. A creative gift for families and older kids with a passion for animals and nature

I think it would be a great shame and an anticlimax for all of my dedicated fans and supporters if there was only one bird in a set from the dozens I have built so far for this project.They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. I really hope you like the choices, it was very hard to choose from themany birds I've built so farbut I think they are a great combination of beautiful birds. So, without further ado, I would really appreciate your support to get this project the required 10,000 supporters within the allotted12 month deadline. A BIGthank you to everybody that supported my first project. I am thrilled to have my LEGO Birds Idea become a reality. Here’s a cardinal to build – again, you can see all the pieces used. The tail is attached to a 1 x 2 plate with clips on the side, which makes it adjustable.

I really enjoy matching the different colours and features of our beautiful feathered friends and I hope that one day anybody else can have the chance to build their own bird from LEGO. I find birds a great subject to build with LEGO and I'm sure from the great response I have had on this project that thousands of other people would too. I have chosen three more popular birds that I think would complementthe existing LEGO Birds set (21301).We had an 8 x 8 green square plate that we used for the base of the tail. If you don’t have that, then just attach green plates to create the tail shape. If there are any concerns that LEGO CUUSOO have with creating multiple birds in one set and we have to choose just one then Bobby the Robin Red Breast would be my choice. He was the first bird I built and the inspiration behind this whole project. He is also one of the worlds most recognised small birds. If LEGO CUUSOO think that they could create a set using a different bird from my substantial collection then I would be happy for them to use one of these.

After all of the effort I have put into this project I really want it to pass the review stage so I am quite flexible with what the final set would consist of, the above are suggestions as to what I think would work best.

Highly customizable – The eggs, flowers and branch can be moved around on the nest. The mama and baby birds can be removed from the nest, and have movable wings so they can be posed in different ways

Below I have listed three small birds that came top in a recent supporter vote. I think these could easily be recreated by LEGO's professional builders. Let's all team up to get the 10,000 supporters and hopefully the Robin, Blue Jay and Hummingbird will have some friends in the stores.After the amazing success of the first LEGO Bird Project I have been told countless times that three birds is just not enough! Many people have been asking when more birds will be available to add to their collection so I thought I would add another project to see whether this might be possible.