IGN has reviewed the LEGO Ideas Peanuts: Snoopy's Doghouse set, a fan-designed kit released in June that brings Snoopy and his companion Woodstock to life in brick form alongside the beagle's iconic red doghouse. The set matters to fans as part of LEGO's Ideas range, which turns concepts submitted by members of the public into official products, and it offers a nostalgic, adult-oriented building experience rooted in one of the most beloved comic strip franchises.

The set, numbered 21368 and priced at $89.99, was created by fan designer Robert Becker and contains 964 pieces split across ten bags. Despite being aimed at adult builders due to its higher piece count and more intricate assembly, the reviewer found it could be completed in a few relaxed hours, with a posable Snoopy figure featuring movable ears, arms and head, interchangeable legs, and three different display configurations alongside Woodstock.