One Fan Wants LEGO to Recreate the Iconic FEISAR Ship from Wipeout

As the Wipeout series approaches its 30th anniversary, Bryan77233's LEGO project taps into a perfect blend of nostalgia and fandom.

His detailed recreation of the FEISAR FX400 ship from the legendary PlayStation racing game Wipeout is currently up for voting on LEGO Ideas, a platform where fan designs have the chance to be brought to life.

The project has already garnered significant attention, with over 1,700 supporters and just under 200 days to hit its target.

Now, why is this worth your time?

Simple—this LEGO set represents a key piece of gaming history.

The Wipeout series wasn’t just a racing game; it defined a generation of futuristic, anti-gravity racing titles with its iconic soundtrack, razor-sharp visuals, and of course, its unmistakable ship designs.

As someone who played Wipeout on the PlayStation 1 in the late '90s, the FEISAR ship in particular stands out as a symbol of that era—cool, sleek, and unmistakably fast.

But it’s not just the nostalgia factor that makes this project exciting.

Bryan77233’s design doesn’t just mimic the FEISAR ship—it builds on it. The ship’s signature triangle shape is preserved but with clever modifications, like a cradle holder, power-up plates, and two charming repair drones that add depth and character.

It’s a build that isn’t just for display—it feels alive, begging to be flown across your desk.

Fans are already sharing their excitement on the LEGO Ideas page.

One supporter commented that they’ve "toyed about with the idea of doing a 2097 track but couldn’t get it right." Others are hopeful, wishing they’ll see the set for sale soon.

Adding a section of track was apparently in Bryan's original plan, but scaling issues meant the ship's size would have been sacrificed—resulting in his decision to focus solely on a large, detailed model of the ship itself.

And honestly, that’s the right call. A small ship wouldn’t have done justice to the majesty of FEISAR.

For anyone who has a special place in their heart for PlayStation or the Wipeout series, this is more than just a LEGO model—it’s a physical piece of gaming history that you could proudly display next to your console.

It’s also the kind of thing you might occasionally take for a spin—literally or figuratively.

So if you’re like me and think this iconic ship deserves a spot on the shelf, head over to LEGO Ideas and cast your vote.

Let’s help bring a piece of anti-gravity racing legend into the real world, one LEGO brick at a time.