Thoughts on Animal Crossing Updates

I discussed the LEGO-themed items in the Version 3.0 release of New Horizons, but pre-dating this was the release of real-life LEGO sets featuring all of the familiar sights and locations on our luxury islands. The collaboration started a few years ago with Super Mario LEGO sets, and then recently continued with Animal Crossing and […]

Here’s how to DIY your own DIY Workbench using LEGOs you have lying around the house. I thought this was going to be one of the harder ones to recreate, but it turns out it was really simple. The more I do these, the more I admire how fastidiously the LEGO Group protects its brand […]

The LEGO Bed in Animal Crossing’s new update using a lot of pieces that are fairly common, although parts like 30136, 5848, and 5849 may be harder to come by in basic Creative sets—I remember seeing a lot of these pieces before, but they were mostly in specialized builds and not the LEGOs I have […]

First of all, a big hat-tip to the folks at Bricklink, who in conjunction with the LEGO group created Bricklink Studio (and who I learned just today is owned by LEGO). I tried asking AI to try to reverse-engineer each of the Animal Crossing in-game objects, and all of them were laughably wrong. And so […]

One of the things I was most excited about has been Nintendo’s recent collaboration with LEGO. I’ll discuss the fifteen (and counting) LEGO sets in the next post, but today I wanted to talk about the in-game LEGO elements that came with the Version 3.0 update. As with previous collaborations such as with Sanrio, there […]