Godzilla: Minus One

This Lego model is a representation of Godzilla from the newly released movie, Godzilla Minus One. The set is only based on what is represented in the various trailers and teasers for the film, so there are no spoilers to my knowledge in the models. The set consists of a Japanese clock tower building, a train, two cars, six people, a large battleship, a smaller ship, Godzilla himself, and his atomic breath with a path of destruction and rubble flying outwards from around the end of the beam.

Godzilla is the star of the show here. He has 27 points of articulation in total. He is just about 25 studs tall and consists of 662 parts, towering over the nanofigures representing the horrified population of Japan. He has 10 large adjustable dorsal plates along his back, and the spines continue along his tail. His mouth can open wide enough to chomp on one of the cars or the train.

However, Godzilla's true power comes in his atomic breath. In Godzilla: Minus One, Godzilla's destructive breath would eviscerate anything in sight, creating a wave of debris around the beam. This set's atomic breath represents this with opening and closing rings of debris clouds, the insides glowing blue. This also acts as a stand for the atomic breath, holding it up so that you can get some amazing poses of mass destruction. The atomic breath itself can adjust up, down, left, and right to accommodate the various poses you can get Godzilla in.

The other accessories in the set represent the Japanese trying to fight back against Godzilla as he crushed anything in his path. These accessories include fleeing humans, cars, a train, a boat, and a battleship. There is also a destroyed clock tower as terrain for this monstrous showdown. The battleship has a moving crane to pick up any cargo, and the smaller ship has a rear-facing rotating turret to fend off Godzilla, most likely to little effect. The smaller ship can also house two nanofigures, representing main characters. This lets you re-enact a boat chase scene with Godzilla.

This set took me a long time to design, so I hope you enjoy!