An Elden Ring Wandering Mausoleum made of LEGO is glorious

More than five thousand pieces and 30 pounds of little plastic bricks—a fitting tomb for a demigod.

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Here’s your latest masterpiece made entirely of Lego: A Wandering Mausoleum from Elden Ring. Made by a builder known as HoboSapient and posted to the Elden Ring subreddit, the build captures a surprising amount of detail from one of Elden Ring’s more fantastical and wondrous setpieces.

The huge (for a Lego) construction “weighs 30 pounds, roughly 5000-6000 pieces” said HoboSapient on hispostto the Elden Ring subreddit. 30 pounds is the weight of a small child or three chihuahuas or two big housecats. That part count is comparable to official kits like the Lego Millenium Falcon or the Lego Taj Mahal.

When asked how he built an internal structure that got it to stand, HoboSapient said “Lots of Technic.” Those would be the high-grade Lego used for robust older-ages model kits.

Its been a pretty good year for Lego and video games. You’ll be able to getan Atari 2600 made of Lego soon.Somebody ranDOOM on a Lego brickPC. They’re doing aLego of the cute droidfrom Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. All is well and as it should be in the world of plastic brick and video game crossovers.

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Jon Bolding is a games writer and critic with an extensive background in strategy games. When he’s not on his PC, he can be found playing every tabletop game under the sun.

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