Master Chief’s bullet-riddled Xbox 360 case mod auctioned off for charity

Sure, Kim Kardashian and Russell Crowe signed airbrushed Xbox 360s bearing their likeness for the David Peachy Foundation’s “Konsoles for Kids” charity auction, but Weta Workshop co-founder Richard Taylor built his donation into a badass diorama. That’s Halo’s Master Chief venting the console with his trusty assault rifle, sending chunks of circuit board, capacitors and LEDs out the other side. According to its eBay seller, the PAL system’s still fully functional, and ships with controller, cables and a full warranty. Auction lasts till April 24th; bidding is presently at $810 AUD.

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