Lego's model of Jason Momoa as Aquaman is zaddy material
Lego's human-size model of Aquaman, a.k.a. actor Jason Momoa, is here to break hearts with his mighty trident.
Behold, the great sea warrior...rendered in the form of thousands of tiny plastic bricks.
The 150-pound model -- inspired by the upcoming DC Entertainment film based off the classic DC comic -- debuted at San Diego Comic Con on Wednesday. According to a spokesperson for the toy company, the Lego master builders spent 190 hours imagining and constructing the model, which is made from 30,450 individual bricks.
But more importantly: It's a very good Lego representation of sea hunk Jason Momoa.
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The model captures Momoa's rugged ombré locks, his thick beard, and his inexplicably attractive missing patch of eyebrow hair. Is it wrong to be attracted to a human-size Lego model of Aquaman? My take is: no.
How else is one supposed to feel upon seeing this sturdy plastic water prince? All I can say is bravo, Lego.
In addition to the life-size model made in Momoa's likeness, Lego revealed its upcoming Aquaman Black Manta Strike play set at SDCC, which launches August 1 for $29.99. According to a press release for the toy, the set includes figures of the titular hero, Mera, Black Manta's submarine, a shark, and a single piece of seaweed that's just doing its best.
You can catch Aquaman in theaters on December 21.
