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#Lego portal turret full

And if that's not enough, expand your game with the Half-Life DLC which includes 3 full levels of Valve-Awesomeness. Some things I could modified due to Bricklink's Studio 2.0 strange working and my experience in this LEGO. It was created only for getting parts for all 3 vehicles / gadgets at the same time and for People who only wants vehicles/gadgets. Its all Lego you wont need any other materials to make this nice display piece. Play through all 29 Test Chambers, collect Gold Bricks, Red Bricks, Companion Cubes and become a True Test Subject. Buy Parts This 'MOC' is fully based on LEGO Dimensions Set. Lego Portal Turret: These are the instructions for my popular design of a laser turret from Portal. Those turrets you see in the image at right are not actual Lego pieces.Īlas, in the end Lego Cuusoo rejected the submitted project with a form letter (apparently due to intellectual property issues) so the team posted their project on Flickr for all to see. Posted by UrbanTurban2114 at 1:11 PM No comments. LEGO Portal: The Video Game is a LEGO-based Portal video game. And if thats not enough, expand your game with the Half-Life DLC which includes 3 full levels of Valve-Awesomeness, with characters from the game series such as Gordon Freeman and The G-Man.

One team member, Nick, used his mad Photoshop skills to create mock packaging and even a proposed new Lego piece that would work interchangeably as a Portal 2 turret and the Aperture Science handheld portal device. Play through all 29 Test Chambers, collect Gold Bricks, Red Bricks, Companion Cubes and become a True Test Subject. The MOCathlon team that included my 16-year-old son enjoyed working together so much that they decided to work on a bigger project: a Lego Cuusoo submission that could bring the popular Portal 2 game to the Lego world if it generated enough votes.įor more than a month, they schemed and Skyped (from New Zealand to New York) and built and rendered. That's just what a group of four TFOLs (Teen Fan of Lego) recently did. Imagine bringing two geeky obsessions together as one.