Destiny's Old Russia In LEGO Form

Published: January 01, 0001

Inspired all yono app by the game’s original concept art, LEGO enthusiast Hunter Erickon rebuilt a tiny segment of the all yono app go rummy toxic, burnt grass area of Destiny with LEGO bricks. His set features rusted cars, a destroyed highway bridge, and a 6v6 holy rummy battle between two Hunters, two Warlocks and two Titans in the go rummy ruins of modern day Kazakhstan. Gotta love those custom Destiny holy rummy minifigs! To contact the author of this post, write to: [email protected]

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