LEGO has infiltrated just about every aspect of society, using their charming bricks to create facsimiles of anything you can imagine.

This user-created Daft Punk concert set continues to show us LEGO’s diversity of builds, with a dramatic, illuminated pyramid stage. Based on the Daft Punk Alive 2007 pyramid stage, this 2,000 piece set was built by a father and son duo, who hope LEGO will turn it into an official set.

Using a rotating box of transparent bricks inside a pyramid, it is powered by a motor, and lit to create an epic stage. See more of the set here, where you can also vote for it to be made into a real set.

This daft punk lego set cranks out the beats

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Edited by Ben VanderVeen · About Moss & Fog

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