Lego Reveals Even Bigger Bowser by techlowdown · 18 July 2022 Advertisement This massive Bowser figure was first teased earlier this month, after the reveal of the recently announced buildable Bowser Lego puppet set. As an interesting point of comparison, the Bowser set you can buy contains 2,807 lego pieces. That’s a lot of bricks! However, this animated San Diego Comic-Con King Koopa statue is made up of 663,900 individual Lego bricks, which is over 236 times as many as the home set. So yeah, just a bit bigger… I probably don’t need to tell you this, but don’t expect Nintendo and Lego to start selling massive, human-scale Bowser builds anytime soon. In the video reveal of this biggest Bowser yet, small text at the bottom pointed out that this thing ain’t for sale. And even if it was, that amount of bricks would cost a lot more than $270. The Lego Titanic set has over 9,000 pieces and costs $630. I can only imagine how much this massive Bowser figure would go for at retail. You’d probably need to take out a bank loan. G/O Media may get a commission 41% Off LG Oled 55″ Smart TV PrettyAside from being 55″ in size, this OLED TV has over 8 million pixels for truly stunning images, incredibly depth of blacks, and vibrant colors, uses an a7 Gen 4 AI Processor for 4K imaging, has low latency if you’re after a good gaming TV, and even has integrated Google Assistant and Alexa. Advertisement While you won’t be able to acquire your own several hundred pound animatronic Bowser, you can at least see this big boy at San Diego Comic-Con, which starts July 21 and wraps up on July 24. And if you want your own (tiny) big Bowser Lego set, the one announced earlier can be found on Lego’s official website ahead of its October 1 release. Advertisement This article was originally published by Kotaku.com. Read the original article here.
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