Lego bricks have been appearing in videogame form for decades, but despite the prolific volume of movie-licensed Lego sets, games have had little opportunity to get turned into packaged construction sets. We finally got Overwatch Lego sets last year, and - incredibly - we can buy Homeworld sets, too. While these ship designs are officially licensed, they’re not produced by Lego. Instead, they come courtesy of a company called Brick Formation, which specialises in producing “producing IP licensed kits made from genuine Lego elements” - a fancy way of saying this company will take on projects Lego itself will not. While there are plenty more sets planned, the initial line-up includes three Hiigaran vessels, and as Kotaku notes, they are all incredibly expensive. The smallest set, the Interceptor, consists of 500 pieces and is $250. The Ion Cannon Frigate has 705 pieces for $300, and the lineup tops out with the Destroyer at 1365 pieces for $575 pieces. I’ve been out of the Lego scene for a long time, but the last I recall a 500 piece set should be around $50.
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