Set Facts
- The LEGO set features a wheel-operated tilt mechanism using LEGO Technic axles and lift arms.
- The set includes a removable ball container with 4 orange balls.
- This set offers instructions for both classical and medieval-style mazes.
- Maze was designed by LEGO designer Steen Sig Andersen.
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Maze Reviews
HispaBrick Magazine
“Altogether, our impressions of The Maze firmly lean towards the positive. It is certainly something completely different and a refreshing occasional departure from the more standardized theme sets. Easy to build, fun to play with and endlessly customizable, it is an... More attractive set for many a LEGO fan.”
BricktasticBlog
“If you're one of the people that had a Labyrinth Marble Maze when you were a kid, then this is a must have, especially if you loved the classic game. If you didn't, then the concept may be lost, but it's still fun. It's a playable game from LEGO that in my opinion actually... More works, and isn't gimmicky, so I'm going to rate it higher because of it. Like I've said before though, you will most likely have a different opinion to me!”
BrickNerd
“There are few LEGO sets that actually become something functional, and when you're done with this it's an actual game of skill that you can display and play with. Combined with the infinite possibilities of customizing to your favorite themes (somebody already beat me to a... More Star Wars version, doh!) and I think this is a really special set.”
Full review at bricknerd.com
Eurobricks
“I think the designer did a great job in recreating a classic wooden game into a LEGO set. Ironically the LEGO brand has a history in wooden toys, which adds some value to this concept.”
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
23 mos (this set 7 mos)
Annual growth
+6.63% (this set +7.13%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Maze currently ranks #73 out of the top most owned sets in Ideas.
About Ideas
The LEGO Ideas theme, which started in 2008 as an offshoot of the Japanese website Cuusoo, then formally known as LEGO Cuusoo, is based around a website which allows users to submit ideas for LEGO products to be turned into potential sets available commercially. If fellow users in the LEGO Ideas community up vote the project to 10000 then LEGO Group has a committee which votes on whether to build the set and release it. If the project is approved and cleared for production, it is developed and later released as an official set under the "LEGO Ideas" banner and the original designer receives 1% of the royalties and a number of free sets. Typically, a few projects are approved a year and most are rejected due to various restrictions.
Summary
Ideas Maze set 21305 was released on April 2, 2016, retailing for $70, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $186, used ones can be found for $109.
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Rebuild the 2-in-1 customizable Maze to create a classical or medieval-style maze… or use your imagination to create your own unique maze challenges. This classic set was created by LEGO® fan designer Jason Allemann from Canada and selected by LEGO Ideas members. It features a wheel-operated tilt mechanism to steer the ball around the maze, a removable ball container with 4 orange balls and a travel lock for easy transit.
Appropriate for ages 10 and over, follow the fan designer's inspirational building tips in the included booklet to customize the maze to make it as simple or difficult as you wish. Includes a booklet with building instructions for the classical and medieval-style mazes, plus inspirational tips for alternative builds from the fan designer of the maze.
The 2-in-1 Maze features a customizable maze system, wheel-operated tilt mechanism (incorporating LEGO® Technic axles and lift arms), built-in removable ball container with 4 orange balls, and a travel...
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