These aren't limitations imposed by The LEGO Group. They include a box of parts with instructions to build a model, but that doesn't stop anyone from building o

These aren't limitations imposed by The LEGO Group. They include a box of parts with instructions to build a model, but that doesn't stop anyone from building other things. There are a few sites around where LEGO fans post alternate builds of models. Here's an example search showing 100+ alternate models built from a single 67 piece kit: https://rebrickable.com/search/?search_type=mocs&parent_set=31027-1&sort_sets_by=0 https://rebrickable.com/search/?search_type=mocs&parent_set=... You can do this with licensed themes as well. Here's five alternate models that I built from a tiny X-Wing: https://rebrickable.com/users/jncraton/mocs/?parent_set=75125-1 https://rebrickable.com/users/jncraton/mocs/?parent_set=7512... Seeing what a set designer has put together is always a fun way to learn new techniques and design concepts, but there's nothing stopping anyone from building whatever they want out of a LEGO set.