COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - The Ohio State Marching Band could soon have an official Lego to celebrate the organization's history and impact. According to the marching band's social media, Jacob English, an M-Row member, put his imagination to the test by building a band member made from Lego. English submitted the creation to Lego Ideas, and it was approved. The Best Damn Band in the Land is now asking for support to get the Lego created. TBDBITL Lego needs 10,000 supporters in order for the figurine to go to a review with Lego. To support the model, you can click here where you will sign up for an account to then become a supporter of the project. As of July 1, there are more than 5,600 supporters. (Courtesy: LEGO Ideas)(Courtesy: LEGO Ideas)(Courtesy: LEGO Ideas)(Courtesy: LEGO Ideas) According to the model submission, English has been a member of the OSU Marching Band since 2020 and wanted to pay tribute to the band by building the Lego that combined his love of music and one of his favorite hobbies, Lego. South Korea-based bakery expands with second central Ohio location The model is about 10 inches tall and would come with pieces and instructions to build either a trumpet, trombone, baritone, sousaphone, snare drum, cymbals, or bass drum. English also added that the Lego has 16 points of articulation to allow the model to move in different poses. English noted in the plans for the model that the Lego would be perfect for those who love music, marching band or Ohio State. This also comes as the marching band approaches its 150th anniversary.