Does anyone else find it a little odd that video games and Legos seem to cross paths on a regular basis? At any rate, a college student from God-Knows-Where University recreated the entire Zanzibar map in Halo using Legos:
“After nearly two years of building and thousands of dollars sunk into my project, it’s finished. This is my latest video which details how I made my famous Lego model of Zanzibar from it’s very first stage, to the now near completed form. I wanted to make this video so that everyone will get the facts straight. I originally sent the picture and video files that you’ll see in this video to Bungie Studios where they incorporated them into the Halo 3 Legendary edition bonus disk.”
Apparently, he put this together to use as a set in a future stop-motion film, which I sincerely hope is his senior project or something. Seriously, I did not have that much free time in college.
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“After nearly two years of building and thousands of dollars sunk into my project, it’s finished. This is my latest video which details how I made my famous Lego model of Zanzibar from it’s very first stage, to the now near completed form. I wanted to make this video so that everyone will get the facts straight. I originally sent the picture and video files that you’ll see in this video to Bungie Studios where they incorporated them into the Halo 3 Legendary edition bonus disk.”
Apparently, he put this together to use as a set in a future stop-motion film, which I sincerely hope is his senior project or something. Seriously, I did not have that much free time in college.
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