Both the Ghostbusters and Tony Stark are known for their high-tech gadgetry and winning personalities, so -- legal reasons aside -- a crossover between the two just makes sense.

A LEGO fan named Takamichi Irie clearly agrees. Using pieces from official "Ghostbusters" and "Avengers" LEGO sets, Irie has made this team-up a reality, showing what would happen if the Ghostbusters outsourced their tech to Stark Industries.

The result is a set of Ghostbusters-branded Hulkbuster armor that looks like Iron Man's battlesuit from "Avengers: Age of Ultron" crossed with the Ghostbusters' classic Cadillac ambulance-hearse, the Ecto-1. In classic Ghostbusters tradition, the equipment doesn't look like it's working exactly as planned. In Irie's vignette, the Ghostbusters firehouse is a mess, while the Ghostbusters' sometimes-nemesis Slimer is still free and causing havoc. For his part, Stark looks happy to take the money and run.

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Fans who want to build their own Ghostbusters mech can follow Irie's lead. As The Brothers Brick notes, Irie's creation is a combination of two existing LEGO sets: the garage section of the 75827 Firehouse Headquarters and a converted 76031 The Hulk Buster Smash.

Tony Stark and Iron Man last appeared in this year's "Captain America: Civil War," which recently became the first 2016 film to make over $400 million at the domestic box office. A "Ghostbusters" reboot featuring an all-new, all-female cast, debuts on July 15, 2016, although eager fans can listen to the new remix of the classic "Ghostbusters" theme song right now.