What Zelda location would you choose for a Lego set?

[AdenTheThird]

Recently the Lego group and Nintendo revealed the first Legend of Zelda lego set, which is a 2-in-1 model of the Great Deku Tree from both Breath of the Wild and Ocarina of Time.
Although I'm overjoyed to see Zelda finally represented in Lego form, I can't help but think that the Great Deku Tree might not have been the best choice out there. Especially for the $300 price point.
I was texting a friend and we were throwing around ideas for other Zelda Lego sets. Some of the ones we came up with include:
A Great Tower from Breath of the Wild
Hyrule Castle (multiple games, but especially BotW's version)
An overworld area from Ocarina of Time, such as Kokiri Forest or Zora's Domain.
There are a lot of bosses from almost every game in the franchise that would make good sets as well, I feel like.

But now, I'm curious. If you could choose, what Zelda location/character/moment would you immortalize as a Lego set?

 

[Lostbhoy]

To answer the title question... My house? On a nice little display stand

I would like to see Dragon Roost Island from WW complete with Valoo at the top. Maybe even the pirate boat or Forsaken Fortress would be also be pretty cool to build.

 

[RyanTheArchivist]

Recently the Lego group and Nintendo revealed the first Legend of Zelda lego set, which is a 2-in-1 model of the Great Deku Tree from both Breath of the Wild and Ocarina of Time.
Although I'm overjoyed to see Zelda finally represented in Lego form, I can't help but think that the Great Deku Tree might not have been the best choice out there. Especially for the $300 price point.
I was texting a friend and we were throwing around ideas for other Zelda Lego sets. Some of the ones we came up with include:
A Great Tower from Breath of the Wild
Hyrule Castle (multiple games, but especially BotW's version)
An overworld area from Ocarina of Time, such as Kokiri Forest or Zora's Domain.
There are a lot of bosses from almost every game in the franchise that would make good sets as well, I feel like.

But now, I'm curious. If you could choose, what Zelda location/character/moment would you immortalize as a Lego set?

The pedestal of the Master Sword would be one for sure.

 

[hippy dave]

The inside of a Like-Like

 

[AdenTheThird]

The inside of a Like-Like

Lol. When I was texting my friend I sent him "Lord Jabu-Jabu lmao"

The pedestal of the Master Sword would be one for sure.

That's a good idea. The pedestal, maybe with some surrounding forest and vines/leaves snaking up onto the stone would make a stunning display piece!

To answer the title question... My house? On a nice little display stand

I would like to see Dragon Roost Island from WW complete with Valoo at the top. Maybe even the pirate boat or Forsaken Fortress would be also be pretty cool to build.

Making an entire island or something of that nature was something I thought would be really cool. Dragon Roost Island is a great idea. Playset-type sets are great for ideas like this--I think Zora's Domain(OoT) would be another good option in that regard. Or the Spirit Tracks train/Lineback's Ship from Phantom Hourglass!

 

[RyanTheArchivist]

Lol. When I was texting my friend I sent him "Lord Jabu-Jabu lmao"

That's a good idea. The pedestal, maybe with some surrounding forest and vines/leaves snaking up onto the stone would make a stunning display piece!

Making an entire island or something of that nature was something I thought would be really cool. Dragon Roost Island is a great idea. Playset-type sets are great for ideas like this--I think Zora's Domain(OoT) would be another good option in that regard. Or the Spirit Tracks train/Lineback's Ship from Phantom Hourglass!

Pedestal of the Master Sword would change heavily dependent on which game we are going off of. In some games its in the middle of the lost woods. Others its in the temple of time.

 

[Faust03]

ganondorf's tower from ocarina of time

 

[AdenTheThird]

Pedestal of the Master Sword would change heavily dependent on which game we are going off of. In some games its in the middle of the lost woods. Others its in the temple of time.

That's true. To be honest the Temple of Time would make a pretty sick set too (OoT's especially).

 

[Veho]

Koholint Island.

 

[Robert Newbie]

I was trying to think of the most colorful and stimulating areas in any Zelda game, and it occurred to me that you spend a lot of time in forests, mountainous areas, and caves. Even noteworthy areas in OoT, like Zora's Domain, are drenched in muted blues and grays. Kakariko Village is a sight for sore eyes, but it's usually yellows, reds, and greens.

The most colorful area I could think of off the top of my head was the Atral Observatory in Majora's Mask.

 

[AdenTheThird]

I was trying to think of the most colorful and stimulating areas in any Zelda game, and it occurred to me that you spend a lot of time in forests, mountainous areas, and caves. Even noteworthy areas in OoT, like Zora's Domain, are drenched in muted blues and grays. Kakariko Village is a sight for sore eyes, but it's usually yellows, reds, and greens.

The most colorful area I could think of off the top of my head was the Atral Observatory in Majora's Mask.

There's beauty to be found in subtlety as well. A set doesn't have to be vibrant to be a good set. Lego sets tend to emphasize and brighten up otherwise dull colors as well,.
In terms of colorful locations in Zelda games, almost anything from any of the Toon games (Wind Waker especially), the Link's Awakening Remake, and Skyward Sword (Skyloft, the sand-ship area while in the past) are other great examples.

 

[Lostbhoy]

A Link to the Past world maps would be awesome... Currently have my eye on a 3d printed wall art version of both light and dark worlds.

The 8 bit style is perfect!

 

[AdenTheThird]

A Link to the Past world maps would be awesome... Currently have my eye on a 3d printed wall art version of both light and dark worlds.

The 8 bit style is perfect!

Hadn't thought of maps but that would be brilliant. Especially because Lego's been releasing a lot of tile/wall art based sets lately. Their latest, the Milky Way set that I linked earlier, incorporates a bunch of Lego elements to create a mosaic and I think that style would be excellent for creating the LttP worlds.

Maps of Koholint Island (LA) or maybe even something from Breath of the Wild would be cool as well, but I think LttP's map would be the best-looking one. That's a great idea!

 

[Veho]

Maps would work but anything larger than micro scale would cost an infinite amount of money.
Micro scale would be cute though.

 

[KingVamp]

Zelda CD-i Lego Set.

 

[Faust03]

I also want them to make a king of red lions set

 

[AdenTheThird]

I also want them to make a king of red lions set

Red Lions and Lineback's Ship would both be pretty fun, I feel like.

 

[bassviolet]

skyloft. pick any part.

 

[AnimeIsDead]

skyloft. pick any part.

The fookin toilet from skyward sword

 

[4d1xlaan]

Swamp skulltula house