Nintendo DSi immortalized in Lego’s 7-feet wide sculpture
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Apr 6 2009
The lightest multi-utility device in the Nintendo family, the Nintendo DSi has been meted out with a larger-than-life treatment with Lego bricks. Sean Kenney, a profession Lego designer has paid his tribute to the recently made public DSi, building a huge blue DSi replica in 51,324 Lego bricks, which measures 7 feet wide and weighs 250 pounds. The original DSi features two cameras, music player and Wi-Fi that’s neigh difficult to be found in this Lego mimic, out in display at the Nintendo World Store at Rockefeller Center, in NYC. Check out the video after the cut.
lego nintendo dsi 1
lego nintendo dsi
Via: BrothersBrick
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