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Lego Doom Imps, Cacodemons, And Revenants Head To Seattle BrickCon
We often think of older 3D games as “blocky,” and this Lego take on id Software’s Doom plays that up in the best ways. The diorama pictured above was created by Iain Heath for the upcoming BrickCon in Seattle, so feast your eyes on the carnage.
If you can’t make it out to BrickCon, which is taking place at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall on October 4 and 5, you don’t have to miss out on this amazing homage. Heath put together a flythrough, so you can see the detail on the imps, cacodemons, revenants, and more.
We know it probably won’t happen, but we wouldn’t mind seeing Traveler’s Tales and Bethesda/id team up to give Doom the Lego treatment. We suspect that the building brick company might have some qualms about the subject matter, though.
Don’t worry. It’s not too long (we hope) before we know more about the upcoming Doom title that we got to see at QuakeCon. For more images, check out Heath's website.
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