Today, in another chapter of Recreating insane obsessions with LEGOa user has built zelda full map with the famous pieces of the construction sets. And he has done it with a curious level of detail that captures very well the spirit of the original game. Because we talked about that one, the one that started it all. Without a doubt, it is one of the most peculiar creations and a nostalgic jewel, both for LEGO fans and for those of the Zelda saga games. Let’s turn on the time machine.
LEGO is often advertised as saying that you can build anything you can imagine with its sets and parts. Some fans have taken this too literally and are experts at recreating, with an obsessive level of detail, the most legendary settings, characters, vehicles or objects, both in the real world and in the many imaginaries of movies or video games. .
The latter is precisely what he has done. Ian Roosma, a LEGO fan who, on his YouTube channel, has presented a small and curious masterpiece.
For that, he has brought together two of his great passions, LEGO and Zelda video games, in order to recreate the original world of the first eighties title of the saga.
The original map of Hyrule, made with LEGO
That world you have built takes the form of hyrule kingdom map The legend of Zeldathe game published by Nintendo in 1986 and that was the starting signal for one of the most famous sagas in the history of video games.
Originally known as The Hyrule Fantasy: Zelda no Densetsuand featured for the legendary famicomThose were other times and the world map was a festival of very fat and square pixels.
But that is precisely which fits perfectly with the map design by Ian Rossa.
In other words, his creation perfectly captures that original flavor, recreating the first world of The legend of Zelda with the following items.
- 25,000 bricks from LEGO.
- 2,779 treesmade with LEGO cylinders and cones.
- 493 enemiesrepresented by pieces of the LEGO DOTS type of various types and colors.
All this for a map that measures more than 76 centimeters high by almost 2.20 meters wide. In addition, the map has several levels of depth, representing the lowest of water or the highest of stone and buildings.
If you look at the video above, Roosma takes us on a tour of his creation, with the music retro in the background to set the scene for a ride that hits the spot, that’s undeniable. The underground dungeons that also appeared in the game are missing, of course, but considering that I don’t even know how to build a straight wall with the pieces, I’m not the one to say anything.
And what has he done with this curious map?
In addition to showing it to everyone on Youtube, Roosma has it hanging on your wallas a tribute to LEGO, Zelda and the nostalgia of simpler times and graphic designs.
Once again, when you thought you had seen everything in LEGO, someone comes along and surprises you.
