In January, Square Enix asked fans to vote on a scene from the legendary Final Fantasy VII to be transformed into LEGO form, and the iconic Sector 5 Slums Church, where Cloud fatefully encounters Aerith for the first time, won in a landslide. As far as we are aware, only two sets have ever been made: One is kept in a sealed vault inside Square Enix, alongside a finished 2D-HD remaster of Chrono Trigger (probably), and the other just sold at auction for $12,500.
As reported by GamesRadar+, this seemingly one-of-a-kind set is now in a super fan's home. You can offer to take it off their hands, with bids starting at just over $16k. We hope a couple of LEGO barrels were included to be dropped from the rafters to deter Shinra soldiers; we'd have a hell of a time playing with this pricey piece.
What do you think of this great modern video game age treasure? Does it belong in a museum? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.
[source x.com, via gamesradar.com]
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Is that HD remaster of Dragon Quest VIII in the vault too?
@RBMango yes, sitting under FF Tactics remake
@Vivisapprentice @RBMango Its a wondrous place, full of many priceless treasures
Not really anywhere near worth it. Maybe if it was the entire sector of Midgar from the beginning of the game I would pay $200 for it, maybe.
Really hate how Lego which was meant to be reasonable and for kids to enjoy has become an adult collectors hobby with insanely high prices.
That said It is a well built set.
Just wait for the 4000 replicas on Etsy. Haha.
If you look closely in the dark corner of the vault you'll find a turn based FF7 Remake
@TomasVrboda what do you mean by entire sector? The train station? The mako reactor?
@RBMango
Along with the Parasite Eve trilogy, Xenogears, Vagrant Story, the rumoured FFIX remake, FF tactics remaster and FFXIII remake
I'm confused, for 1 grand I can make the same set for you, but am more than happy to keep adding zeroes to the price tag the apple way.
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