We’ve seen dinosaur Lego. We’ve seen Minecraft Lego. We’ve even seen Spongebob Lego. But we never thought we’d see Lego based on the totally awesome and definitely not-for-children-even-in-the-slightest TV show, Breaking Bad.
Well, we did this year. Kind of. Although this superb set was indeed put into production and sold, Lego had no part in it, and presumably neither did the show’s producers (though we bet they thought it was pretty cool). It was the work of Citizen Brick, a small company specializing in custom-printed Lego sets. Their meth lab had 500 pieces and cost $250, no doubt down to the slew of intricately detailed one-off blocks and Breaking Bad-inspired minifigures. Sadly, it vanished from Citizen Brick’s web site after the inevitable furor, but the Internet never forgets.
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Well, we did this year. Kind of. Although this superb set was indeed put into production and sold, Lego had no part in it, and presumably neither did the show’s producers (though we bet they thought it was pretty cool). It was the work of Citizen Brick, a small company specializing in custom-printed Lego sets. Their meth lab had 500 pieces and cost $250, no doubt down to the slew of intricately detailed one-off blocks and Breaking Bad-inspired minifigures. Sadly, it vanished from Citizen Brick’s web site after the inevitable furor, but the Internet never forgets.
https://www.hidefninja.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=55950&stc=1&d=1387872558
