Fanarts, cosplays, clips and more, the League of Legends community regularly treats us to original creations. But sometimes, some players go further and offer something new, something out of the ordinary, and that’s precisely what our fan of the day did who managed to combine his passion for MOBA from Riot Games with that of LEGO, the most popular brick game in the world.
Arcane X LEGO
In a post on Reddit, a user by the name of FelixEylie presented his reproduction of the twin cities of Runeterra, Piltover and Zaun, entirely made in LEGO. In his post, FelixEylie explains that the model is mainly based on the versions of the cities that appear in Arcane, the recently released Netflix series based on the MOBA universe.
The model is divided into two sections, with the upper sections focusing on Piltover, while the middle section and lower areas depict Zaun. You can see specific landmarks of both cities.
In the left corner, the Hexgates of Piltover portals can be seen rising above the city, while directly below the portals is Piltover University, Jinx and Vi minifigures face off in the center of the Piltover model. Further below the University, one can see the Tower of the Chemistry Barons which overlooks Zaun and even extends to the lower sections of Piltover.
The Last Drop, Zaun’s bar which is notably Vander’s landmark in Arcane, is in the center of the model, with its neon sign outside. If fans look carefully above the Last Drop, they will be able to see a recreation of Jayce staring at Zaun while holding his hammer. In the lower right corner of the model, we can see the hiding place of the Flying Lights, with its remarkable tree and its fresco representing the “Lost Children of Zaun”.
The piece’s creator said on Reddit that the entire cast of Arcane can be found on closer inspection, and that other easter-eggs are well hidden. Did you find them all?
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