This MOC by builder Imagine™ is pretty insane. I haven't played Bioshock, so I have no frame of reference here, but this is a really wild and wacky weapon. And as if just the styling and build wasn't impressive enough, this thing is motorized! Check out the video clip to see it in action, it's pretty mind-blowing (and just a little terrifying).
No, I'm afraid this isn't a new Ultimate Collector Series set from LEGO. It turns out that LEGO's very own Kim Thomsen is a big Bioshock fan, and when he saw this awesome MOC by Imagine™, well he had to have at least a version of it, so he commissioned this MOC for his office. It makes me wonder what other treasures are in said office.
I will admit, beyond just the coolness factor of this MOC, I have no background on it. I never played Bioshock Infinite, and have no real knowledge if it. So I consulted my resident expert (12 year old Connor) and I have it under good authority this this is "awesome". I have to agree.
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