Citizen Brick Creates Unofficial Set Called 'Center For The Performing Arts'
Meghan Young — November 25, 2014 — Art & Design
References: citizenbrick & designtaxi
The Citizen Brick Center For The Performing Arts is not a LEGO set parents will want to place under the Christmas tree. In spite of its name, there is nothing wholesome or cultured about this particular series. The unofficial LEGO set was created by Citizen Brick, a Chicago-based maker of customized LEGO pieces and minifigs.
Made up of 80 custom pieces, the first 100 Citizen Brick Center For The Performing Arts will be ready to ship on Black Friday. People can look forward to such details as hologram foil stamped feature walls, functional LED lights and four exclusive stripper minifigs. Citizen Brick writes, "The Citizen Brick Center for the Performing Arts is place where dreamers can dream, and dancers can dance. And dream. And also dance." Seedy music is not included.
Made up of 80 custom pieces, the first 100 Citizen Brick Center For The Performing Arts will be ready to ship on Black Friday. People can look forward to such details as hologram foil stamped feature walls, functional LED lights and four exclusive stripper minifigs. Citizen Brick writes, "The Citizen Brick Center for the Performing Arts is place where dreamers can dream, and dancers can dance. And dream. And also dance." Seedy music is not included.
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