A guy named Ben Caulkins proves that even without polyurethane plastic and molds, you can recreate Master Chief's head using LEGO. He's built the 'Halo' helmet entirely out of these building blocks (with the exception of the visor of course), with the inside padded with cut-up squares of mattress for comfort.
If this doesn't amaze you, you should know that this piece is actually life-size. Though it won't protect you from a head shot, this Ben Caulkins Master Chief LEGO helmet creation is still undeniably cool.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Lego Headgear
- The trend of creating DIY wearable headgear using Lego blocks, offering opportunities for the Lego industry to explore new markets.
- Gaming-themed Wearables
- The trend of designing gaming-themed wearables offers opportunities for innovation in the gaming accessories industry.
- Upcycling Technology
- The trend of using cut-up squares of mattress padding within wearable headgear for comfort presents opportunities to explore the upcycling of waste in the bedding industry.
Where This Applies
- Lego Industry
- The Lego industry can innovate by exploring new markets for DIY wearable products made using Lego blocks.
- Gaming Accessories Industry
- The gaming accessories industry can explore opportunities for innovative gaming-themed wearables to target the growing gaming market.
- Bedding Industry
- The bedding industry could upcycle waste by exploring opportunities to use cut-up squares of mattress padding in wearable headgear for comfort.
