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Doom's Enormous BFG 9000 Recreated In Lego Weighs 20 Pounds
YouTuber ZaziNombies, famous for both his video game weapon Lego recreations and his clever name, is at it again. This time, he's remade the beast of a gun, Doom's BFG 9000, with over 5,000 Lego bricks.
The BFG 9000 is one of Doom's most powerful weapons, and fires green balls of plasma. ZaziNombie's Lego version weighs a whooping 20 pounds, and measures more than three feet long. It's so massive that the creator comments it could probably fit "hundreds, if not thousands, of [Lego] mini figures inside the frame of this weapon."
Be sure to check out more of ZaziNombies creations, such as the Gjallarhorn from Destiny, and a life-sized Claptrap from Borderlands. The Doom reboot launching later this year is currently in open beta (which wraps up today) for its multiplayer. You can read our impressions of Doom's multiplayer here, as well as our hands-on preview of the single-player campaign here. Click the banner below to be transported to our exclusive Doom hub for more content.
[Source: ZaziNombies on YouTube]
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