Doggone it!
An AI-generated LEGO set made waves online, so here are the closest real-world alternatives.
LEGOproduces hundreds of models, but this labrador retriever bust isn’t one of them.
Based in Billund, Denmark, LEGO is one of the most successful toy companies in the industry.
Fake LEGO Model Surfaces Online
A new LEGO model is going viral online.
The product is a bust of man’s best friend, a labrador retriever.
Unfortunately, this particular set has been barking up the wrong tree for collectors.
Such a product cannot be purchased anywhere.
But that doesn’t mean there aren’t alternative, official LEGO items that could help fill that void.
The Forest Animals: Red Fox model (31154) retails for $49.99 and includes 667 pieces.
The fox has some light articulation, so it can be displayed in multiple poses.
This set can also be used to build some woodland shrubbery.
LEGO’s Tuxedo Cat (21349) resulted from a fan-driven and supported LEGO Ideas campaign.
This nicely put-together feline comprises 1,710 individual pieces and costs $99.99.
Swappable eyes and an alternate mouthpiece are also included.
Lastly, someone who can’t wait to be king.
The Young Simba LEGO model is based onthe hit 1994 animated filmThe Lion King(43247).
Could LEGO Make More Sets Featuring Dogs?
Dogs are called man’s best friend for a reason.
They’re loyal companions and good pals to their owners and can often save lives under certain circumstances.
So, it likely wouldn’t take much prodding for LEGO to make more dog models.
LEGO produces a notable void of dogs.
That’s the power of LEGO!
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