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See Halo’s Wraith … IN LEGO
Halo has been an inspiration to us all, whether it’s inspired us to haul the original Xbox to friends’ houses for some LAN action, inspired us to read a bunch of dumb novels based on its dumb story, or inspired us to tear our headsets off in an impotent rage. It’s also inspired some folks to translate some of its vehicles into LEGO approximations.[Exceprt]
Flikr user Legoboy Productions has posted some shots of his Wraith, and it definitely deserves a look. It’s a pretty faithful representation of the game’s vehicle, made all the more impressive when you consider the limitations inherent within LEGO blocks.
As Legoboy Productions notes, the photos were taken using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. That is apparently some kind of camera.
Anyway, Wraith!
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