The LEGO Star Wars Organ Plays the Saga's Iconic Tune
Andrew Robertson — April 22, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: serviceplan & laughingsquid
In preparation for the 3D theatrical premier of Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace in Munich, Germany ServicePlan Campaign built this custom LEGO Star Wars Organ. The design was created by two professional LEGO builders, Rene Hoffmeister and Axel Al-Rubaie. On top of being an impressive structure, it also plays the iconic Star Wars theme song by John Williams.
The organ is built out of over 20,000 pieces of LEGO, and includes various locations from throughout the Star Wars saga, from the Death Star to Tatooine.
Having already been toured throughout several German cinemas and at a variety of LEGO events, the sculpture will eventually be a permanent addition to LEGOLAND in Germany.
The organ is built out of over 20,000 pieces of LEGO, and includes various locations from throughout the Star Wars saga, from the Death Star to Tatooine.
Having already been toured throughout several German cinemas and at a variety of LEGO events, the sculpture will eventually be a permanent addition to LEGOLAND in Germany.
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