Legend of Zelda fans continue to be astonishing, as one fan showed off his 3D printed planter that can be “broken” repeatedly.
The legend of Zelda Fans continue to do some of the most interesting and imaginative work and this is no exception. A dedicated fan by the name of @ khail.g recreated one of the franchise’s infamous breakable pots:
@ khail.g I 3D printed my wife a breakable Zelda pot. #zelda #link #pot #elegoo #mars #rupee #alberta #canada
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(If the video isn’t showing, you can watch it directly here.) The pot itself is simple but looks very well made, not to mention how strangely satisfying it is to drop it and watch it “break” into pieces.
There are many other amazing jobs that fans have created to celebrate the franchise as a whole. If you are a budding chef, you can pick up a copy of the The unofficial legend of Zelda’s cookbook. An extremely talented artist combined scenes from the upcoming Breath of the Wild 2 with the artistic style of the recent Link’s awakening Redo. Another artist created A Link Between Worlds diorama using the shell of a Gameboy. There is an absolutely stunning style of Studio Ghibli Breath of the Wild Animated fan trailer, while a dedicated fan spent two years recreating Breath of the Wild weapons
We also have an animated pixel art mockup of a dungeon scene from Zelda II. Last year’s official winner. Link’s awakening The fanworks contest was revealed, with some excellent submissions from many talented artists. And if you want something amazing outside of this contest, there’s a fantastic 3D printed Koholint Island recreation of the game. The artist even offers a tutorial at the end of his video in case someone else wants to make one for them.
Some other works include Link’s house from Breath of the Wild Faithfully created with Lego blocks, this charming Sheikah Runes phone charger twilight princess Satisfies Breath of the Wild, Link’s fanart in the vibrant forest of majora’s mask, a recreation of the Breath of the Wild flashlight, a bottle of Lon Lon milk Ocarina of timeand an alarm clock that rings A link to the pastThe theme of
The last entry in the franchise, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, is now available for Nintendo Switch and you can read our review of the game here. According to our critic, “Link’s awakening is a remarkable new version of one of the most overlooked titles in the The legend of Zelda franchise.”
