Fe wnaeth Cystadleuaeth 'Minecraft Eich Amgueddfa’ wahodd disgyblion ysgol 6-11 oed i ddefnyddio eu dychymyg i adeiladu eu hamgueddfa ddelfrydol yn Minecraft. Cafodd y gystadleuaeth ei lansio gan Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales yn ystod cyfnod clo COVID-19, er mwyn annog creadigrwydd a sgiliau digidol tra oedd disgyblion yn dysgu o gartref. Crewyd yr amgueddfa hon gan Zoe Murfin yng nghategori Blwyddyn 5. Llongyfarchiadau Zoe! Disgrifiad o amgueddfa Zoe: In the beginning I removed some of the mountains and covered up some of the water with grass to make things look more natural and easier to build on. I wanted to build a big museum because I wanted lots of space to build interesting things. I used quartz because I like the colour and it looks elegant. I used end rods as a light source because I think they looked great with the quartz. Parts of it were ideas from my imagination and parts of it were from looking at the museums in Wales online. I also took some ideas from the museum in Animal Crossing because I liked the layout. I liked putting real things in the museum because it would give people an idea of what it was like in the past. I liked the idea of doing some beautiful art in the art gallery upstairs because museums are not just about fossils. I enjoyed creating my own art sculptures. Downstairs then I have ancient artefacts, bones, fossils, ancient coins and a huge statue of a dinosaur ribs and a small cinema, a map room, and a café. The cinema shows films about evolution. The map room shows where you are, the whole museum and the area around it. I made a cave to represent a disused coal mine with a rail track which you can use. Upstairs I have the art gallery which includes sculptures and paintings. The café has a menu of things to eat. I tried to make everything bilingual. I chose slates as signs to show what everything is as they are easier to edit and you have more space on them.