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The LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ’s interiors are frighteningly beautiful

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Playset Interiors

LEGO lifted the curtains off the hotly anticipated interiors of the Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters early this morning and my, my my, are they a sight to behold. It was only 2 weeks ago when the Firehouse HQ was unveiled, along with a very hefty AU$500 pricetag but we were only treated to the iconic building’s exteriors.

As we all expected, the Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ opens up very much like a dollhouse to reveal a charming and obscenely detailed interiors that will make any Ghostbusters fan squeal in delight.

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Open

Here’s a look at how the structure opens up to reveal the interiors.

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Box Art

We also get a look at the Box Art which thankfully sticks to many of the same aesthetics as Ecto-1 which is pretty cool.

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Lab

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Slimer Toilet

LEGO 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters - Pool Table

There’s just so much going on indoors that the set’s mammoth 4634 piece count is quite fairly justified. The level of detail and playability reminds me a lot of the Star Wars Death Star but one does have to wonder how often you’ll actually get to enjoy the interiors as I imagine most adult collectors would have the structure closed up while on display.

The Simpsons House sits proudly on my display shelf and it too has great interiors but I’ve really only got to play with and appreciate the insides when I first built it? It’s since been kept shut all this time which kinda seems like a bit of a waste for sets like these. Anyway, food for thought if you’re considering this set.

LEGO Ghostbusters Minifigures

I’ve created a collage with all the character names of the minifigures included in the Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ, which should be handy for the non-hardcore Ghostbusters fan. Most if not all of the major characters in the movie are represented here, so it should be a no-brainer purchase for Ghostbusters fans.

The Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ’s release date is 1 January 2016 and comes with a whopping $500 pricetag Down Under. I think that you do get enough value for the price that you’re paying but it is half a thousand dollars which isn’t a measly sum.

LEGO have released plenty more pictures, which you can check out on their Facebook album.

Anyway, now that the interiors have been revealed, what are your thoughts? Will you be picking this up on Day 1 or are you going to pass? Let me know in the comments!

12 responses to “The LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ’s interiors are frighteningly beautiful”

  1. Yanni says:

    Hi Jay

    I will not be offended in the slightest if you say no, but I was wondering if you would allow me, please,?to use your images of Ghostbuster Headquarters to sell my 75827 set ?

  2. starwarsfolder12 (MOBILE) says:

    It’s so beautiful… It’s enough to make a guy who’s seen both movies and any Lego fan cry… ? SO BEAUTIFULLLL!!!

  3. anthony says:

    $500 straight after xmas….. very, very doubtful.

    It does look very enticing thou

  4. spudbud01 says:

    WOW! THAT IS A MONSTER OF A SET!!! Man, those interiors, looks like the most detailed set I’ve seen LEGO do! 😀

    • Jay says:

      Yeah it’s crazy! Well worth the expensive price tag but man.. It’s going to be so painful on the wallet

      • spudbud01 says:

        Yeah, would take a long time to build as well! I have a question, why don’t I get emails when you reply Jai? I tick the boxes that say “Notify me of follow-up comments by email.” every time, but I never get the emails?!? :/

        • Jay says:

          Oh that’s odd – I would think that you’d get an email notifications. Let me check to make sure everything’s working!

        • Jay says:

          It seems to work fine. Did you click subscribe in the original email? You should’ve been taken to a new place to confirm subscribing to comments. Also, maybe check your spam folder if the notification emails end up there?

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