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    LEGO Announces Ideas Set 21323 Grand Piano
    Hot Bionicle NewsThursday, July 23rd, 2020 at 9:47pm by Andrew, BZPower News Manager

    Today LEGO is revealing its latest Ideas set, the 21323 Grand Piano. Weighing in at 3,662 pieces, including a Powered Up hub, motor, and sensor, this set is a lot bigger than I had been expecting, which means the designers packed in a ton of details and even more functions. The set will be launching on August 1st for $350 in the US - no small price but it looks like you're getting a lot for your money. To watch the reveal video, check out some pictures, and read the press release with quotes from the fan designer, read on!

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    FEEL THE RHYTHM WITH THE SPECTACULAR FAN-DESIGNED LEGO IDEAS GRAND PIANO SET

    Imagined by an avid LEGO builder, the LEGO Group's brand-new LEGO Ideas Grand Piano is a show-stopping set for adult music lovers and builders - available from 1st August from LEGO.com and LEGO Stores.

    [23rd July 2020] A dazzling idea from a keen LEGO builder and music enthusiast, has now been brought to life after receiving overwhelming demand from the public - as the LEGO Group launches the brand-new LEGO Ideas Grand Piano set. The latest product is part of the LEGO Ideas collection, which conceptualises and produces the creative wonders imagined and voted for by LEGO fans themselves.

    Designed with the intricate elements of a real grand piano, this brand-new set is a fully immersive build. With a clever motor and working keys, when the set is combined with the LEGO Powered Up app, fans can become musical maestros one brick and one note at a time - making it The LEGO Group's first-ever piano set with the ability to play music.

    Talented builders can try their hand at creating their own masterpiece on the LEGO Ideas Grand Piano using the LEGO Powered Up app, which allows them full control of the musical notes and piano keys. Alternatively, those looking to sit back and relax can choose to select 'auto-play' and enjoy the dulcet tones of one of the ten pre-set songs available.

    The brand-new set is a masterpiece of craft and innovation, featuring all the makings of real-life grand piano to give an authentic musical experience in LEGO brick-form. These authentic features include a removable 25-key keyboard, a top lid that can be propped up, an authentic hammer action and a moving damper and pedal, which help to make the LEGO Ideas Grand Piano as beautiful as it is functional.

    Once built, the 3,662-piece LEGO Ideas Grand Piano is made to take centre stage as a spectacular display model for any room, measuring over 8.5" (22.5cm) high, 12" (30.5cm) wide and 13.5" (35.5cm) deep when closed.

    The new grand piano set is part of the LEGO Ideas collection, which offers fans the opportunity to submit their own brick creations with the chance to have their concept brought to life with the help of LEGO master designers and a share of the profits. Other recent LEGO Ideas sets inspired by LEGO fans, include the LEGO Ideas Pirates of Barracuda Bay and the LEGO Ideas Friends Central Perk.

    Imagined by music teacher and LEGO aficionado Donny Chen, this set was designed as a way for him to combine his passion for music with his passion for building. To add to the excitement and personal feel of the build, the LEGO Ideas Grand Piano even features a music sheet composed by Donny himself.

    Speaking about the process, Donny Chen said: "When I'm not building with LEGO bricks, I'm teaching, tuning or writing music on my piano. So, when I first discovered LEGO Ideas, I knew I wanted to build something that not only combined my two passions, but also looked visually stunning. It's truly an honour to see my idea brought to life by the talented people at the LEGO Group and I hope it brings joy to all the other music fans who voted for the idea on the LEGO Ideas platform."

    Federico Begher, VP of Global Marketing at The LEGO Group added: "We get so many amazing concepts submitted through our LEGO Ideas platform, but when we saw Donny's piano design it really stood out as something extraordinary, with great potential to become a truly unique LEGO set.

    The accompanying images and video submitted by Donny really sparked some ideas within the team. We believed that including power functions as part of the model to enable the set to play real music in real life would elevate the design even further. We simply could not pass on the opportunity to create the ultimate LEGO Ideas Grand Piano model for music and LEGO fans alike!"

    The new LEGO Ideas Grand Piano set is the latest example of how the LEGO Group aims to inspire builders of all ages to build, rebuild and get excited by the process of creation.

    LEGO Ideas Grand Piano will be available directly via LEGO.com and LEGO Stores from August 1st

    This set is visually and technically impressive. That price tag is crazy to me though, making this the most expensive LEGO Ideas set ever. Let us know what you think of it in the Talkback!

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