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Rock and roll is still alive
and kickin’ and it’s back in town!
The air becomes electric for
the stunning guitar riffs coming from the Rock
The Brick live show and soon the music will take in every corner of the
city.
I have always loved both
Lego and rock music: it was therefore unavoidable that these two fantastic
worlds crossed to give life to this amazing set.
The MOC sets, I found on the
net, didn’t satisfy me because I found them too complicated or – on the
contrary – too simple and poor in detail or, sometimes, too tied to a specific
band: so I decided to create my own Lego rock stage.
I wanted my project to be
rich in details and well constructed but, at the same time, not too complicated
and built with a reasonable number of pieces. The stage had to be beautiful to
look at, realistic and powerful, but also solid and editable so that everyone
could easily adapt it to their favourite band.
The design phase took a long
time and was complex, both to be able to identify a pleasant layout and to find
the right pieces and colors to translate my idea into something realistic,
credible and technically sustainable.
My choice was to create the
stage of a rock festival – called Rock
The Brick – with all the musical instruments (electric guitars, bass guitars,
drums and keyboards), the amplification system, a mixer desk equipped for audio
and video live recording and a small but well – stocked corner shop where fans
could buy their favorite records.
On the back side I placed a
simple mechanism through which it is possible to quickly replace the backdrop
(printed, painted or drawn on a cardboard), so that everyone can customize the
stage for their most loved band, freeing their creativity and imagination.
Another important feature is the dual functionality of this creation: in fact
it is designed both to be inserted between modular buildings and to be used in
stand – alone mode (on a bookcase, next to your record collection or near your mp3
speakers to make your music real).
Right now The Shiny Shadows are playing: a group
of six wild female rockers who will set fire to the night and the hearts of the
audience.
I’m sure there are thousands
of Lego fans and rock fans out there who can’t wait to take home this set and
turn up the volume to make the speakers jump off the stage: if you are among
these, please vote and make the dream come true! Thanks and…let’s get rocked!