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Reddit user /u/Sadop2010 has shared a brand new custom LEGO MOC just in time for Halloween, showcasing their own unique version of Gozer's temple from the climactic ending of the classic film *Ghostbusters*.
While existing custom models of the iconic temple online typically boast massive piece counts exceeding 3,500 pieces, this new creation takes a different approach. The builder specifically designed the model to be bookshelf-ready, constructing the entire temple using spare elements collected from Pick-a-Brick walls over the past year.
This impressive build highlights the creativity within the fan community and proves that builders do not always need massive, expensive sets to bring iconic movie moments to life. If you are feeling inspired to sort through your own collection and build custom creations, you might want to grab a LEGO storage box to keep your spare elements organized, or pick up an extra brick separator to help with your next major build.
Over the weekend I finished my version of Gozer's temple from the end of Ghostbusters. There are a couple of really cool MOC's of this online already, but they are in the 3500 or greater piece count range. I wanted something more bookshelf ready that I could build using extras I've collected from the Pick-a-brick over the last year. I'm pleased with how it came together, and just in time for Halloween. submitted by /u/Sadop2010 [link] [comments]
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