Here at GP, we've seen Les Pauls of just about every variation and mod over the years, but never one quite like this.
An intrepid builder going by the name of morimorilego has managed to construct a full-sized, 1:1 scale Les Paul entirely of Legos. The detail on the build, from top to bottom, is simply astonishing - with layers of red, orange and yellow tile and brick forming the body, with some white for the pickguard.
According to The Brothers Brick, the tuners use Technic pins and 2×2 round plates, the frets consist of 1×6 tiles, while the headstock was built with “cheese slope” bricks. Elsewhere, a system wheel rim was used for the output jack, while transparent yellow 2x2 round brick and golden dishes were used for the control knobs.
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“Looking at the back of the headstock, you can see more Technic construction to mimic the real-world shaping,” The Brothers Brick wrote.
“The tuning keys might not adjust the string tension in reality, but they sure look like they would really like to. The use of curved slopes makes the back of the neck look solid and functional, too.”
You can read more about the build at brothers-brick.com.
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