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See Super Mario 64's Bob-omb Battlefield Stage Created In Lego
A recent piece from Lego artist Matt De Lanoy recreates Super Mario 64's Bob-omb Battlefield stage entirely in Lego bricks.
You can check out a large view of the piece above, but you will also find plenty of other pictures of Lego Bob-omb Battlefield by checking out De Lanoy's Flickr page. There's even a Mario mini-figure.
This isn't the first time we've featured De Lanoy's work. You can head here to check out some of his Lego Team Fortress 2 work.
[Source: Matt De Lanoy, via Dorkly]
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