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Bethesda’s Real-Life Model Of Doom’s BFG Is Absurd
Doom’s BFG is one of the deadliest weapons in gaming. As it turns out that a real-life version could also crush you with its size. After Bethedada contacted MyMiniFactory about making a life-sized version of Doom’s demon-obliterating powerhouse, the 3D printing company set about creating this epic cosplay accessory. This version of the BFG took over 1000 hours and a month to make.
Doom is definitely one of the most high octane shooters of the year. Check out our review here.
[Source: io9]
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