Escape from Tarkov fan starts business with the sale of LEGO

Where to look today, it seems to give LEGO sets inspired by video games. From Horizon Forbidden West to Super Mario Bros to Minecraft is something for everyone - except for Escape from Tarkov fans.

The coarse-grained, realistic looter shooter of Battlestate Games is not exactly the ideal game for the brick builders, as he is full of weapons. But a fan was determined to transform his passion for Lego and Escape from Tarkov into something great - by creating Escape from Tarkov Lego figures.

Reddit user Johnson Luyen has laboriously created the Escape from Tarkov bosses in Lego-form. From Tagilla to Shturman you are all there and you look as fearing in thumbnail as in the game. These figures are all surprisingly detailed - Tagilla has its faithful hammer, sanitar has its bright orange medbag and Killa has its eye-catching golden pistol.

This is hardly surprising, considering that Luyen has perfected his craft in the last 14 years. "It started very long ago when I was about 11 years old," says Luyen, who dates from Vietnam, opposite The PC Player 24. "I've always fallen in love with LEGO, but only when I learned from the Internet and video games, The idea came to rebuild LEGO versions of my favorite games. "

Luyen not began with Escape from Tarkov - he started with Halo, helped Life and Crossfire, but things really took ride as he started to build Spartan. When his self-confidence was grown and he had the feeling he could cut and produce his own custom-made stones, he began making Escape from Tarkov models - something that in his opinion can take between one and four days.

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"I had the idea to transform my hobby for tactical equipment, weapons and Tarkov in Lego figures," he says. After making a few figures, including Killa, he showed her to Reddit - and as she can imagine, they were a great success. "Everyone was excited," he says. "It gave me the impetus to make my childhood dream, custom-made Lego to transform into a full-time job."

Nowadays, Luyen is busy making models for people around the world under the name Battlestate building blocks, and considering how well these models are, it is not surprising. Now we only need a model of a PMC that clasps a gas analyzer to convey the feeling of a real escape from Tarkov experience.