Tag: Lego

Zelda fan Joseph Zawada has created a magnificent Lego version of Hyrule Castle, as it is seen in Twilight Princess, his favourite game in the series. Make the jump to check out a video on the build, detailing some of Zawada’s greatest challenges when constructing the masterpiece.

We’ve recently seen a number of various LEGO concepts based on The Legend of Zelda, from Twilight Princess to Wind Waker, and now a new idea for a Majora’s Mask set has surfaced online.

LEGO Ideas user, Posh_hammer, has created a scale model of Clock Town that includes all of the main districts, as well as the Laundry Pool…

Have you ever dreamed of owning a full-scale Hyrule Castle? How about building one? Movoto, a real estate agency who knows their stuff when it comes to the economics of home ownership, has calculated the total cost of building 15 of video games most famous buildings, including Hyrule Castle and Ganon’s Tower from Ocarina of Time. Hit the jump to find out just how much your mansion is going to set you back and which structure is most worth your…

Remember LEGOs? Those fun little building blocks from childhood that always seemed to get lost and that the internet now regards as the equivalent to spiked-footfalls in video games? Building with those was always a good time to test one’s creativity as the kits were rarely finished as desired; it was more about the adventure than the finished product. As it turns out, Zelda fans love adventures, because there is once again a Zelda LEGO set doing exceptionally well in…

LEGO Ideas is the LEGO company’s website for fan-submitted LEGO sets and/or series. Anyone may submit their idea, and it must gain a set number of supporters to be considered by the LEGO company for production.

Recently, a new The Wind Waker style LEGO set has been gathering thousands of views and supporters. The set now has over 7.5K supporters, and is only 2.5K away from its goal of 10,000. More images of the set can be found in the gallery below…

We’ve seen and covered several fan movements to recreate certain elements from the Legend of Zelda franchise in Lego bricks, and although some have been submitted to Lego Ideas hoping to attract the company’s attention and to see the sets produced and sold on shelves internationally, none of these projects actually saw the light of day. Certain fans, however, have shown an incredible amount of dedication to Lego projects, such as BrucilSprout’s creation, detailing a miniature representation of…

We talk about custom fan made LEGO sets pretty much every year because they consistently make the finals for consideration by the folks who actually make LEGOs. Unfortunately they have yet to be selected, likely due to licensing issues. However, that doesn’t mean we don’t have hope! The more often they make it into the finals, the more likely LEGO is to get in touch with Nintendo about licensing rights. Given how Nintendo is slowly letting more toy companies get in on creating figures, it’s highly possible…

At least that’s what Julius von Brunk stated, as he created some gorgeous works of LEGO art from the Legend of Zelda series. If you think the image shown here is cool, click on to see even more of his impressive pieces or to find out how to make it yourself! You won’t be disappointed.

Whether this is the first time you’ve heard of this or otherwise, I think the child in all of us hoped at some point in our lives for a LEGO adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. The amount of sets, environments, characters and accessories possible for creation would be enough to keep any fan, young or old, busy in doors for hours. This isn’t a new concept however, it began as part of the LEGO Ideas program and was submitted by Wes Talbott which then went on to garner the 10,000 necessary users in support of it to be qualified for official release. The Legend of Zelda LEGO set was amongst the top finalists in the running along with others such as Back to the Future and Sherlock, none of which eventually made it to the official release.

To see why, read more after the jump!

For years, fans of The Legend of Zelda have been waiting to hear if the LEGO company would recreate their favorite hero in little plastic brick form. Wes Talbott’s submission to the LEGO Ideas program made the Zelda community proud. The idea gained the support of the 10,000 supporters that it would need to be considered. Since it did get the votes, it was put into the final projects for 2014. Well, the results of the LEGO Ideas Winter 2014…