Someone’s already made a LEGO Super Mario Peach’s Castle

With a

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model of Peach’s Castle rumoured, one Nintendo-lover couldn’t wait to see if it was real and has devised their own massive version.

A Eurobricks user has seemingly got a little impatient waiting for the

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Group to recreate Princess Peach’s iconic Mushroom Kingdom fortress and instead has pursued their own minifigure-scale model. The build, which is confirmed to be based on the castle as it appears in
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Odyssey, features suspended towers above a loose moat of brick-built water.

Those who have played

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Odyssey or
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64 will likely recognise more than a few details featured in the creation including Yoshi on the roof, a set of three stars to collect and a spare Super Mushroom sitting on the steps. Even the stained glass window of Princess Peach has been recreated, fulfilling a detail that we’d love to see in an official Peach’s Castle build.

Even minifigure (and mini-doll) versions of Mario and Princess Peach have been placed in a lobby that resembles the interior room as it appeared in

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64, complete with clouds painted on the walls and the checkered floor tiles.

Whilst we wait for any kind of confirmation or clarification on the

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71395 Peach’s Castle rumour, this fan-made model might just be enough to keep us occupied.

A new wave of

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sets have just launched worldwide, introducing multiplayer and the lesser-known Mario brother Luigi as a playable character. Check out our in-depth review of the new for a tease on how the two figures interact.

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