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Nobody can really contest original work. If it's original, then it's original. As long as you didn't copy/paste anything, I think it's fine. If Valve hasn't added something that's been in the workshop for a while, and someone decides to remake it as a different model, I still think that's fair game.
Why is it ideas run so close sometimes? I mean the concept is really out of the blue, there's nothing bowling in the game. It's like brainwaves were pulled out of the aether.