A Minecraft user and YouTuber referred to as Bubbaflubba has re-imagined and re-created the Las Vegas Strip in glorious detail, digitally creating the world-famous block's exteriors on a scale of 1:1. He has documented over eight years of painstaking work on the Strip on his YouTube channel, yet strangely enough, one of the casino's names is mispronounced, giving the impression that he has never been there himself.

A mystery YouTuber known only as Bubbaflubba has taken digital artistry to a new level, stunning fans by re-creating the iconic Las Vegas Strip - block by block - within the world of Minecraft. Yet, a curious misstep in a recent video has sparked questions about whether the creator has ever actually visited the city he's become famous for digitally replicating.

A stunning recreation witnessed by thousands

For the past eight years, Bubbaflubba has meticulously built an astonishing 1:1 scale version of the Strip inside Minecraft, a game known more for its pixelated charm than its architectural accuracy. With more than 82,000 subscribers on YouTube, Bubbaflubba has steadily grown a following by showcasing the results of thousands of hours spent replicating the neon-lit mecca of gambling and entertainment.

A recently shared image - posted to Reddit - reveals the jaw-dropping level of detail in his work. The photo shows the Strip from the Flamingo heading south toward Mandalay Bay, capturing the essence of Las Vegas in Minecraft's signature blocky aesthetic.

Las Vegas through the eyes of Minecraft

Far from being a casual build, this project reflects a level of precision that few Minecraft creators achieve. "I've spent thousands of hours trying to create every small detail from the real-life Las Vegas into this world," explains Bubbaflubba in one video, noting that Allegiant Stadium alone took more than 100 hours to research and build.

Fans and followers have called him a part of an elite class of Minecraft creators - digital architects who turn a sandbox game into an artistic playground. While the builds are visually impressive, they're also feats of math, design, and spatial awareness. From the Bellagio fountains to the towering facade of Luxor, Bubbaflubba's Las Vegas Strip is more than an homage - it's a digital labor of love.

A faux pas with a deeper meaning?

But despite his evident dedication, Bubbaflubba made an unexpected blunder in his latest video that left many viewers scratching their heads. While reconstructing Harrah's Hotel & Casino, the YouTuber referred to it as being on the 'North Strip' - a mislabeling, as the property is actually located in the center of the Strip. Even more jarring was his pronunciation of the casino's name as 'ha-RAHZ,' rather than the locally known 'HAIR-uhz.'

The missteps, though minor, have led fans to speculate: has Bubbaflubba ever set foot in Las Vegas? Adding to the intrigue is the fact that Bubbaflubba has remained completely anonymous. He shares no personal background, face, or voice beyond his YouTube content. His Reddit profile is equally mysterious, offering no additional details about his real-life identity.

The mystery deepens: who is Bubbaflubba?

Though he appears to be a solo artist on camera, fan discussions on Reddit and YouTube suggest Bubbaflubba may work with a small team - possibly up to 16 collaborators - on larger builds. He's also been credited with digital recreations of other famous landmarks including the Sydney Opera House, the Taj Mahal, and the Florence Cathedral.

Still, it's the Vegas build that has brought him the most attention - and perhaps, the most scrutiny. Some followers are now wondering if his quest to re-create Las Vegas is more about digital mastery than personal passion. But regardless of whether he's walked the Strip or not, there's no denying the scale and artistry of what Bubbaflubba has accomplished. While some fans remain hopeful for a downloadable map or server access, there' been no official word yet on whether the virtual Las Vegas will be made public.