Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In honor of the release of Nintendo's amazing Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, see how to build a three dimensional Link from the original Legend of Zelda using #LEGO bricks. This build was inspired by the 30th Anniversary - The Legend of Zelda 8-Bit voxel Link Amiibo that was released in 2016. You can follow along with this tutorial to make this custom #LEGO Link using pieces you have at home.
You can download parts lists and instructions for this model here: brick101.com/link
Table of Contents:
0:20 - Announcements
2:34 - Build Notes
8:38 - Feet
13:33 - Body
51:33 - Head
1:22:58 - Sword
Watch how to build other video game characters here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8XefGFsxR30kD6BHE_11JNW180QvwBY1
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BRICK 101 is owned and operated by Dave Pickett. Dave is a life-long #LEGO fan and pop culture enthusiast. When he's not building with #LEGO bricks, Dave enjoys playing video games, reading comic books, watching nerdy TV shows, playing board games, and exploring Chicago.
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In honor of the release of Nintendo's amazing Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, see how to build a three dimensional Link from the original Legend of Zelda using #LEGO bricks. This build was inspired by the 30th Anniversary - The Legend of Zelda 8-Bit voxel Link Amiibo that was released in 2016. You can follow along with this tutorial to make this custom #LEGO Link using pieces you have at home.
You can download parts lists and instructions for this model here: brick101.com/link
Table of Contents:
0:20 - Announcements
2:34 - Build Notes
8:38 - Feet
13:33 - Body
51:33 - Head
1:22:58 - Sword
Watch how to build other video game characters here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8XefGFsxR30kD6BHE_11JNW180QvwBY1
BRICK 101 features fun videos that entertain and inspire. Subscribe to see custom #LEGO creations; reviews and speed builds of new #LEGO sets and related products; #LEGO animations (brickfilms); and more! Subscribe to BRICK 101: bit.ly/BRICK101Fans
Watch over 200 videos about how to build #LEGO stuff: bit.ly/HowToBuildLEGOStuff
Check out upcoming How To Build videos here:
bit.ly/HowToBuildQueue
Like BRICK 101 on Facebook:
facebook.com/BRICK101fans
Follow BRICK 101 on Twitter:
twitter.com/brick_101
Follow BRICK 101 on Instagram:
instagram.com/brick.101
I love getting surprises in the mail! Please send fan mail and packages to:
Dave Pickett
1055 W Bryn Mawr Ave
Ste F 153
Chicago, IL 60660
#LEGO® is a trademark of the #LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this video.
BRICK 101 is owned and operated by Dave Pickett. Dave is a life-long #LEGO fan and pop culture enthusiast. When he's not building with #LEGO bricks, Dave enjoys playing video games, reading comic books, watching nerdy TV shows, playing board games, and exploring Chicago.
The BRICK 101 channel was formerly named Nightly News at Nine (NNN).
