It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

The iconic “Pillar of Autumn” from Halo, now in LEGO form. And it’s damn huge — not exactly minifigure-scale, needing more than one person to move it.

According to its builder, Lee Jones, it took 3.5 years to complete it and it weighs a massive 220 pounds (100 kg). It’s around 7 feet (2.15 metres) in length and the building blocks cost around $US7000. Woah.

Here are some more shots by El Barto from all angles. The engines look insanely cool.

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

It Only Took $7000 To Build This LEGO Halo Spaceship

Pillar of Autumn [MOCPages]


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