I made LEGO Half-Life 1 sets because LEGO wouldn't...

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Gordon doesn't need to hear all of this, he's a highly trained professional.

One thing I think would be really cool, is giving the zombies those wolverine claw pieces.

10:03 Look Gordon, Bricks! We can use these to build big sets!

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I think the ties could stand to be more ridiculous.

gordon's rat tail is absolutely essential to his character in half-life and his character's subsequent growth and development going into half-life 2 and the episodes

Thinking of other very iconic moments that could be unique sets - a monorail section with the tram car, Gordon, and a Houndeye/Bullsquid - Gordon on a small Xen island, fighting various Xen creatures, some kind of xen flora accents like light stalks or Xen fungi - The tram car in the beginning/end, attached to a separated rail. Can be interchanged between labcoat Gordon and HEV Gordon, with a Gman minifig and something to represent a portal - A crane attached to a platform, holding a divers cage with Gordon and the crossbow inside, an ichthyosaur model on the outside - a set depicting Gordon and the tentacle monster in Blast Pit, with a security guard minifig, maybe the control panel for the thruster - Gordon, with the tau cannon, in a hallway/room based on Questionable Ethics, and an alien grunt - An arena with Gordon holding the RPG and the Gonarch, includes baby headcrabs and Xen Trees

10:05 LOOK GORDON! ROPES! WE CAN- HELLO GORDON!

Honestly I’m very surprised they didn’t jump on the half life train, they would’ve made a lot of big bucks with that collab.

This is really interesting to see a Lego set that would normally never get made. I would like to see a series of all the blacklisted Lego idea sets

This is absolutely stupendous! I wish lego would consider series like this, it's not that much more serious or violent then Indiana Jones or other similar brand name sets. Wonderful job once again!

Would love to see some Half-Life 2 sets! Set-pieces like Nova Prospekt, the first Combine Gunship fight, the inside of the Citadel, Ravenholm, and the final Strider and Hunter battle from Episode 2 could all be potentially amazing in LEGO set forms!

The colors are like eye candy for these sets, the box art has such a pristine orange

I can understand why they don't want this theme made, but damn, seeing this made me wish for it even more. I'd do terrible things for that test chamber set, especially that Gman fig

The only issue I see with any of this is that Gordan actually has a ponytail in the original Half-Life (It's only ever visable when looking at his character model from the side or behind, that's why his hair looks slicked back in the original art work) so Lego hair piece 17630 in dark brown would be a better fit.

I think it would be great if you released instructions, and even the custom models and prints so that people that has the time and tools for the prints and custom parts can build the set

This concept rules. Would love to see versions of this for other iconic/underrepresented games

10:04 - Ah, another one of Dr. Coomer’s clones I see! I’ll only be convinced that it’s the original Coomer, if I hear him say “Gordon, I’m thirsty”!

these are great sets, the only thing i would change is in the Resonance Cascade set. The empty space used for the Valve tribute could be repurposed into the waiting room and blast doors that Gordon goes through to enter the test chamber. They are a very iconic part of the test chamber and especially so when they are blown up after the experiment goes awry, you can even see them in the screenshot you based the build off of. Of course they won't be in the correct spot, but neither is the observation room so there should be no issue.