You need to see this painstaking Lego recreation of a classic March Madness shot

Surely you remember the epic shot that won last year's March Madness college basketball tournament. 

But you've never seen it quite like this. 

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One awesome dad just recreated Kris Jenkins' buzzer-beater for Villanova — using Legos and stop-motion animation. Better yet, he included a fascinating making-of video for the quirky project, as well as a heart-warming note to his hoops-loving daughter. 

But we'll get to those details in a second. 

First, behold the masterpiece by Jared Jacobs, which even includes North Carolina's would-be game-winner just before Jenkins' heroic moment. (Tip: Watch with your volume on.)

Not bad at all. Here's a look at the actual replay, in case you need a reminder.

And here's a better look at the Lego recreation's caption, which is actually a lovely little tribute from a father to his daughter. 

And finally, here's a time-lapse video showing the painstaking process that was required to create this nerdy masterpiece. 

Meanwhile, because now you're probably wondering: The 2017 March Madness field will be set this Sunday.

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