Portal Looks Great As A Lego Diorama

Look at that orange hole in the wall! adBrickBuilder, who goes by Anthony Wilson on Flickr (where you can see other Lego creations), posted their latest project to Reddit. One commenter pointed out that this wasn’t the “correct solve” solve for the puzzle at hand, but it looks sleek and rad nonetheless.

Image credit: Anthony Wilson

Just look at all the flame pieces attached to little wall and floor handles. And nearly everything else covered with flat bricks.

[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2015/09/glados-steals-the-show-in-lego-dimensions-portal-moments/” thumb=”https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/t_ku-large/1446095027343217039.jpg” title=”GLaDOS Steals The Show In LEGO Dimensions’ Portal Moments” excerpt=”Valve’s homicidal disk operating system doesn’t do “cameo” or “guest star.” The moment GLaDOS arrives in LEGO Dimensions it’s her game, from her face-off with one of science fiction’s greatest villains to the bittersweet ending. I feel like I just finished a new Portal game.”]

Lego entered the world of Valve’s Portal with Lego Dimensions and the two have felt like a match made in heaven ever since.

As a result, a number of Portal-inspired Lego projects were submitted for consideration over at the company’s Ideas site. Unfortunately, despite lots of interest, Lego declined to actually produce any of them as sets that could be purchased online or in stores.

As adBrickBuilder and others publish the guides for their creations, however, fans of Lego and sinister physics experiments can always buy the necessary parts and assemble them themselves, brick by brick.