Lego plans official Daft Punk set based on Alive tour pyramid
Designers are working with fan creator Patrick Harboun on the model. Pricing and a release date remain unannounced, with more news promised in 2027.
Lego is developing a Daft Punk set inspired by the pyramid stage used for the duo's 2007 Alive tour. The product will adapt a fan creation that won the company's Music to Our Ears competition in 2020.
The company has not disclosed a price or release date, but said further news would follow in 2027. Its designers are collaborating on the finished product with Patrick Harboun, the fan builder known as RobotRock.
Harboun's original model began as a lockdown project for a father and son in Luxembourg. It uses about 2,000 pieces and recreates the illuminated stage through a motor-driven box that rotates transparent bricks inside the pyramid. Those details describe the fan model rather than confirmed specifications for the commercial set.
The announcement followed a teaser on Daft Punk's WDPK 83.7 YouTube stream. An accompanying video features minifigures of the musicians and music from “Voyager” and “Human After All.” The duo previously appeared in Lego form performing “Get Lucky” in Piece By Piece, the 2024 animated film about Pharrell Williams.
