Animal Crossing New Horizons is well on its way to becoming one of the biggest titles for Nintendo. Ever since the title came out back in 2020, it has managed to sell millions of copies worldwide. The studio reset the entire franchise with this latest title and churned out even more content with the latest 2.0 patch. This update brought forward a ton of amazing content that the title desperately needed.
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From the addition of Brewster, farming, cooking, Harvey’s island, Katarina, and many more. Acknowledging the community’s demands, Nintendo has filled the game with a wide range of things for fans to do. So much so that the entire island will offer something new to do every single day without worrying about repetition.
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Going into the third year of the title’s life cycle, a Reddit user has come up with an astonishing real-life project that will certainly leave your mouth wide open. Reddit user, u/tinyporcelainehorses devoted a massive 9 months to this Lego project that has brought Animal Crossing island into the real world.
Reddit user dazzles Animal Crossing New Horizons community with Lego project
The user carefully studied each aspect of the island and carefully placed every single Lego piece to build the island. They managed to flawlessly create museum buildings, villager houses. resident service building and so on. Gamers can also spot tiny Lego villagers that replace denizens of our extravagant wonderland.
In addition to that, the Reddit user also created a tiny landing bay with an airplane that gamers can use to explore various corners of the world.
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This entire project took 9 months to create and the end result is certainly receiving the appreciation it deserves. It is a great feat to witness the Animal Crossing island being recreated in real life with a special project like above. This speaks volumes about the creativity of the fans who tune into the life simulation title to create similar projects.
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