Lego 21313 Owner's manual

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Meet the

Fan Designer

You might not expect someone from landlocked Idaho, U.S.A. to

be a ship designer, but that’s exactly what Jake Sadovich became

when he submitted his Ship in a Bottle model to the LEGO

®

Ideas

website! A LEGO fan since before he can remember, Jake was

inspired by an actual ship in a bottle that he had built a few years

earlier when he decided to take on the challenge of recreating the

famous combination of artwork and puzzle in LEGO brick form.

How did it feel when Jake’s model reached the magic number of

10,000 votes for consideration as an oﬃcial LEGO set? “Awesome

and kind of strange. Excitement at reaching the 10K mark, and in

just 48 days! A great feeling of satisfaction that so many people

liked my creation and gratitude that they took the time to support

it and make this happen.”

Jake’s advice for other LEGO builders who want to create a

successful LEGO Ideas project: “Just build the things that you

enjoy building. I built this just to see if I could. It was only after

I posted it and received a lot of positive feedback that I even

dreamed of submitting it to LEGO Ideas.”

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Meet the

MODEL DesignerS

Helping to turn Jake’s idea into an oﬃcial set was a

meaningful project for LEGO® Model Designer Tiago

Catarino. “I found out soon enough that making a LEGO

ship in a bottle must be just as challenging as doing it in

real life! However, I enjoyed it every step of the way and

was very excited to be a part of the project. Ships and

the sea mean a lot to me, as historically speaking, the

Portuguese were one of the greatest maritime explorers

back in the 15th and 16th centuries.”

“I was really inspired by Jake’s original submission, and

tried as much as possible to keep the details that made

his idea such a huge success on the LEGO Ideas website.

There was room to do some crazy building techniques and

sneak in some elements in cool colors, as well as bringing

back some really old ones that we hope the fans will

enjoy!”

LEGO Graphic Designer Mark Tranter had a nostalgic

experience, too. “It was great working on the new sail. We

wanted it to resemble the ﬂag that Jake used in his model,

with the old LEGO Castle lion emblem, so it was a lot of fun

designing a sea monster with this look in mind and trying

to give it a classic LEGO feel but with a more modern LEGO

style. I’m very happy with it.”

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