Lego Unveils Official X-Files Set After 12-Year Development
Lego has released an official X-Files set, a 1,478-piece model of Mulder's office, after a 12-year development process. The set features iconic elements from the series, including a forest scene with an alien abduction. It is available for order now.
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- The Lego Group has released a 1,478-piece X-Files set, depicting Mulder's office, after a 12-year development process.
- The set features iconic elements from the series, including a forest scene with an alien abduction.
- The set includes minifigures of Agent Mulder, Agent Scully, and other characters from the series.
- The development process was led by Brent 'Wetwired' Waller, who is a fan of the X-Files series.
- The set is available for order now, with no official word on sales or production numbers.
Lego Unveils Official X-Files Set After 12-Year Development
The Lego Group has released an official X-Files set, a 1,478-piece model of Mulder's office, after a 12-year development process. The set features iconic elements from the series, including a forest scene with an alien abduction.
The set includes minifigures of Agent Mulder, Agent Scully, and other characters from the series. The development process was led by Brent 'Wetwired' Waller, who is a fan of the X-Files series.
The set is available for order now, with no official word on sales or production numbers. The release of the set has been met with enthusiasm from fans of the series, who have been eagerly awaiting an official Lego X-Files set.
The X-Files is a popular science fiction TV series that aired from 1993 to 2002 and was revived in 2016. The series follows FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as they investigate paranormal cases.
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