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Sega Classic Arcade Machines Reimagined In Lego Form
If you’ve ever wanted to own an arcade cabinet but were worried about cost or space, Lego may soon have set of Sega machines that fits on your shelf.
The set, created by Lego Ideas user SpacySmoke, includes classic Sega arcade machines Space Harrier, Out Run, and Thunder Blade – along with a set of mini-figures that include Yu Suzuki. According to the item’s description, there were also plans for the deluxe version of Hang-On and After Burner, as well as a Ryo Hazuki mini-fig.
Ideas submitted to the Lego Ideas site aren’t guaranteed to be made into actual figures, but the faithful recreations of Sega’s classic arcade machines have already garnered more than 3,000 of the 10,000 supporters necessary to receive official consideration.
To get a better look at the set, check out the gallery below. If you’re interested in other cool lego creations, check out this deceptively complex Kirby sculpture.
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