LEGO Daft Punk Set Officially Announced
Daft Punk is getting a LEGO set based on the stage setup of the 2007 Alive tour.
Yesterday, at the conclusion of a YouTube stream, electronic music duo Daft Punk hinted at an upcoming collaboration with LEGO. Following today's confirmation, a LEGO Daft Punk set is set to enter production. The set is modeled after Daft Punk's stage design from their 2007 Alive tour, as confirmed in a LEGO Ideas blog post. The concept originated from a LEGO Ideas submission by creator RobotRock, which had been awaiting review in the "Parking Lot" for some time.
The "Parking Lot" is where certain Product Ideas receive extra review time before a decision is finalized. The LEGO Ideas program allows fans and builders to create their own sets, with selected submissions potentially becoming official released products. After approval, the creators of the set collaborate with official LEGO designers to make any necessary adjustments to transform it into an officially released set.
Currently, this upcoming LEGO Daft Punk set is in this stage. At present, there is no release date or pricing information available, but further updates are anticipated soon.
In related news, LEGO announced a wider LEGO/Daft Punk partnership hinting at additional crossovers beyond this set. The partnership was highlighted in a press release featuring a video, introducing the musicians into the LEGO universe. For additional information, explore the writer's selections of the best LEGO Ideas sets currently available. For those interested in upcoming sets, a comprehensive list is provided, including release dates, set numbers, and preorder links where applicable.
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