Source: LEGO/Guerrilla/the Pop Insider
LEGO is continuing to expand its impressive slate of pop culture-inspired building sets, this time drawing on the world of video games.
The company has partnered with PlayStation and game developer Guerrilla to create a building set inspired by the upcoming action role-playing game Horizon Forbidden West. For those who aren’t up to date on their game release schedules, the game is launching this Friday, Feb. 18, for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. It is an open-world game and is a sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn (2017).
This LEGO set comes with 1,222 pieces that gamers can use to build machine hunter Aloy and Tallneck, the machine Aloy uses to explore different areas during her missions within the Horizon universe. The set features a new headpiece for Aloy, the Watcher machine (with a choice of blue, yellow, or red eyes), and Aloy’s spear, in addition to Tallneck.
The built model is made even more display-worthy with landscape details on its base, including a brick-built birch tree, grass, and a rusty stoplight. Once assembled, the set is about 13.5 inches tall and 9 inches wide. It will be available from lego.com for $79.99 starting this May.
