B-Boy Headspin

Breakdance is a dance that originated in the 1970s in New York. It was characterized by groups of b-boys meeting on the streets and fighting dance battles.

In later years, breakdance became part of hip-hop culture, although funk music is still played to their dance.

I have devoted several years to breakdancing myself and have many great memories from this period. I know well that there are many people who love this dance and the entire hip hop culture.

In my structure, I placed a b-boy spinning on his head, because "Headspin" is one of the most characteristic figures in this dance. In the background, you can see graffiti on the walls, which is also related to this culture. There is no dance without music, so we had to have a boombox for cassette tapes.

My B-boy has the ability to move his legs and arms. We can place it in several positions. There is a mechanism built into the floor, thanks to which we can set the figure in motion using a crank. You can also use Power Function to make the movement continuous.

There are many breakdance and hip-hop fans in the world. However, I think that this set would not be only for them. It simply looks great on the shelf, and the spinning b-boy is impressive.