This Replica of Link’s House from A Link to the Past Will Have You Ready for Another Playthrough

The iconic rain and mysterious music will forever be etched in my mind when I think of the opening to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. As a young fan of seven years old, I got to play the early demo at Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, Washington in what would become a core memory of my childhood. The rain, the telepathic message from Zelda, waking from sleep, these things set the tone for one of the greatest Zelda adventures of all time.

Now thanks to artist edlothian, fans can enjoy a diorama of Link’s house from A Link to the Past that absolutely burns with nostalgia.

I present to you my latest creation in video: the house of Link lttp #zelda #TheLegendOfZelda #linktothepast #Nintendo #ゼルダの伝説 #diorama @cafezelda @ZeldaUniverse @ZeldaDungeon @PlaneteZelda @PuissanceZelda pic.twitter.com/d1WEIHgyLy

— edlothian (@edlothian) November 27, 2022

My favorite parts of this project are the details and little nods to the game. Of particular interest to me are the Medallions on Link’s shelf, along with the Fire Rod in his room. Including the overworld map beneath the house was an especially nice touch!

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Tell us what you think! Did you enjoy this project from edlothian? What else from A Link to the Past would you enjoy seeing a diorama of? Share your reactions in the comments below.

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David Lasby

I’m a life-long fan of video games and have been playing since I got my NES in the 1980s. The Legend of Zelda, Super Smash Bros., Aliens, and Halo are some of my favorite game franchises. I write for several sites, including Zelda Dungeon, Boss Rush Network, and The Mighty. Find me on Twitter to check out my other content!