"The Portal franchise has earned its place in gaming history through ingenious puzzle design, dark humor, and an aesthetic so iconic that a simple orange and blue color scheme instantly evokes the Aperture Science testing facility. Now, LEGO builder KaijuBuilds has translated that sterile-yet-sinister world into brick form with the Portal 2: Test Chamber Creator, a project currently seeking support on LEGO Ideas."
"The set features a sophisticated modular tile system with 18 unique configurations across 29 total modules, allowing builders to reconstruct famous test chambers or design entirely new challenges. With around 1,280 pieces, the build includes Chell, Wheatley, Atlas, P-body, turrets, portals, a Companion Cube, and even that infamous cake. The attention to detail extends to overgrown tiles that reference Portal 2's decayed facility sections, complete with a white rat as a nod to the mysterious Rattman."
The Portal 2: Test Chamber Creator translates the Aperture Science aesthetic into a reconfigurable LEGO set. The set uses a modular tile system with 29 modules and 18 unique configurations that snap onto an orange base, enabling recreation of famous test chambers or creation of original puzzles. The build contains roughly 1,280 pieces and includes minifigures and elements such as Chell, Wheatley, Atlas, P-body, turrets, portals, a Companion Cube, and cake. Some tiles depict overgrown, decayed facility sections with a white rat referencing Rattman. Tiles come in multiple sizes and observation windows and structural details reinforce the sterile-yet-sinister atmosphere.
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