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Last Updated 2 years ago. Click "Updates" above to see the latest. Attention “Invader Zim” fans and LEGO fans alike; this project needs your support to be made into an official LEGO set. All you have to do is click the big green button to the right of your browser. Please post this page on blogs, Facebook, Twitter or any other online outlet you can think of. We can use all the help we can get to spread the word and reach 10,000 supporters. If this project does not reach 10,000 supporters by April 30, 2015, this project will go back to zero supporters and we have to start all over again. Spreading the word is more important now than ever! Once it gets 10,000 supporters, LEGO reviews it. Due to new LEGO Cuusoo guidelines posted 12/12/13, this project has been updated to only include existing LEGO molds.You can see higher resolution images on Flickr by clicking here.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Extra special thanks to all the fans and key people involved in the production of Invader Zim for spreading the word online.
Thank you Jhonen Vasquez (Creator), Louie del Carmen (Storyboard Supervisor), Kevin Manthei (Musical Composition), Richard Horvitz (Voice of Zim), Rikki Simons (Voice of Gir), Mo Collins (Voice of Zita), and Tom Croom (InvaderCon Mastermind).We extend our thanks to Operation Head Pigeons for the redirect and posting it on their Facebook. They'd like us to remind you they aren't the minds behind this project. ;)We also thank Glenbricker for tweeting Zim & Gir to inform them of our project. Also, thanks to Glenbricker for the review and selecting our set as Cuusoo Pick of the Day, 8/21/2013 and Cuusoo Pick of the Week, 8/27/2013.This set will include the following minifigures: 1 Zim minifigure with 2 heads (alien form head and human disguise head) and backpack (life support unit?). The legs that will be used are the mini legs, not the bendable hip joint ones since Zim is supposed to be the size of a child. 2 Gir micro minifigures (one in robot form and the other in dog disguise) and a big plate of waffles.
“These ones got peanuts and soap in em!” – Accessory is inspired from the episode “Zim eats waffles”. Using micro minifigures for Gir will make him the perfect size compared to Zim. 1 Dib minifigure with binoculars and notepad. “"Time for some serious notes!" – Accessories inspired from the episode “Dib’s wonderful life of doom”. The legs that will be used are the mini legs, not the bendable hip joint ones since Dib is supposed to be the size of a child. Now with brick built flyin' pig! Voot Cruiser with enough space inside for Zim and Gir to stand. The engines are also rotatable and there is a printed Irken symbol on the back of the ship. The cockpit also has a computer console for manual control of the Voot. Zim’s house with opening roof to store Voot. The house also has opening sides for playability inside. I did a version with power absorbing pipes on the sides, but due to ease of playability with the opening sides, part count and aesthetics, I changed the design to include power absorbing pipe stickers (or printed pieces).
Voot roof storage compartment includes pipes, computer screens and a landing pad. There is also a clear docking station so the Voot appears to be floating and locks in place so you can play inside the house without it moving around. Front Lawn with 4 gnomes, an “I heart Earth!” sign and a fence. Living room of the house features a couch with the green monkey picture above it, big screen TV with “The Scary Monkey Show” displayed as well as alien pipes and vents in the ceiling. Kitchen includes opening refrigerator and oven, toilet w/ chain for flushing Zim to underground base. As well as an “I eat food!” picture above the toilet. There is also a table for Zim and Gir to eat the waffles. As of posting this on August 18th, 2013, this is the only set for “Invader Zim” on LEGO Cuusoo. We have been huge fans of the “Invader Zim” cartoon since it premiered in 2001 and this show is the inspiration for my username, buggyirk. Nickelodeon only produced 1.5 seasons worth of episodes, but it continues to have a loyal fan base that is thirsty for more.
Just click the “Full Episodes” tab. I don't recommend starting with the “Pilot” though. It has a pretty different style compared to the show that “Invader Zim” became.This Cuusoo project is a collaboration between my wife and I. Her username is jiminyc. She designed the minifigures. She also drew the characters, accessories, printed pieces and stickers. I designed the Voot cruiser and built it with real pieces to test the sturdiness and playability, but I had to design the house in LEGO Digital Designer due to the lack of pieces in my collection. I rebuilt these both in the software LeoCAD so I could do custom coloring in MLCad. I had never used LeoCAD or MLCad before, so this took some time.This set is about 930 pieces. This means that in it's current state, it would be the biggest Cuusoo set LEGO has ever produced. However, if this is approved after the review phase, LEGO will build the final model and they may decide to reduce the part count or eliminate elements.LEGO currently has a license for the “Spongebob” sets so I don't think it would be difficult for them to get an ”Invader Zim” license as well.