LEGO Ideas 21316 The Flintstones designer video

The LEGO Group has released a video on which the designer of LEGO Ideas 21316 The Flintstones talks about the recently released set.

Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty arrived in with LEGO Ideas 21316 The Flintstones around a month ago, which LEGO Model Designer Ricardo Silva looks at in this new video from the official LEGO YouTube channel. He reveals a few little easter eggs, including his use of red and green grapes to represent the colours of the Portugese flag, as his home nation is Portugal. The designer also noted the use of the ‘Dino missing’ news report tile, explaining that the team “didn’t have enough time” to actually include the character.

The Brick Fanatics review of the set is available to read here.

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For more about LEGO Ideas 21316 The Flintstones, fans should order a copy of Brick Fanatics Magazine Issue 4, which includes a set walkthrough from fan designer Andrew Clark.

Here is the official set description:

Enjoy modern Stone Age suburban life in Bedrock with this LEGO Ideas 21316 The Flintstones collectible toy! A wonderfully nostalgic building toy, it features The Flintstones house and their iconic family car. The detailed house has a removable roof for easy play, an opening front door, sofa, TV, coffee table, bowling ball and bowling pin elements, plus a green garden baseplate with a buildable palm tree. Build your own Flintstones vehicle that seats four minifigures and features a new-for-March-2019 fabric car roof element and an attachable dinosaur rib for creative play.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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