In this video, I’m at Atlanta Brick Con 2026 talking with builder Ben Sliker about his LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild landscape diorama. It’s a big, fleshed-out scene—Ben estimates it’s well over 10,000 pieces—and it blends multiple styles of building: a mix of original work plus integrated designs like the official LEGO Deku Tree set and a stable and Guardian design from Marin Brick Design. What I love most is how instantly recognizable it feels, with the terrain, trees, and characters all scaled to work together around minifig-scale Link. We dig into the tree fort area (and how it’s been rebuilt a few times because it’s a bit precarious), plus how Ben refined enemies like the Bokoblins so they weren’t too chunky. He also packed in fun game-inspired details—like Korok seeds hidden throughout the build as a “find them to win a prize” challenge. And for the river, Ben walks through a great water technique: a light-to-dark plate gradient under transparent tiles, with cheese slopes to create motion. It’s a fantastic example of how the LEGO fan community expands a theme that LEGO itself hasn’t fully served yet with sets.