By Kevin_MCX
Apr 01, 2020
We previewed the new Halo Warthog during Toy Fair in February. Today, by popular demand, we take a better look at the brick-built suspension system.
From the Mega design team's perspective, a brand new video game gave us a great opportunity to give our Halo line a reboot, of sorts. We approached it with fresh eyes. We saw new vehicles, characters and weapons to rejuvenate the sets. We also took this approach with returning fan favorites, like the Warthog, which got a complete from-the-ground-up rethinking. The build is all-new, and includes details like a grill under the windshield and brick-built seats. The main feature, the working suspension, got a complete redesign to improve its functionality and look. It was important to all of us to do the Warthog justice and make it fun to build and play with.
From the Mega design team's perspective, a brand new video game gave us a great opportunity to give our Halo line a reboot, of sorts. We approached it with fresh eyes. We saw new vehicles, characters and weapons to rejuvenate the sets. We also took this approach with returning fan favorites, like the Warthog, which got a complete from-the-ground-up rethinking. The build is all-new, and includes details like a grill under the windshield and brick-built seats. The main feature, the working suspension, got a complete redesign to improve its functionality and look. It was important to all of us to do the Warthog justice and make it fun to build and play with.