May 30, 2023

LEGO® Boost Droid Symphony

Back in June 2019, the LEGO® Group released a new variant of their Boost robotics system. Unlike the original Creative Toolbox, the new kit was themed. Named the Star Wars Droid Commander, the kit features three buildable and programmable robots from the Star Wars franchise. With 1177 bricks, you can build R2-D2, a Gonk droid, and a mouse droid. Kids can develop their coding skills by programming the droids to complete over 40 different missions. However, as it turns out, they are able produce a LEGO® Boost droid symphony as well!

LEGO® Boost Droid Commander set. ©2019 The LEGO Group

Today, the LEGO® Group has released a video showing the potential these droids can have beyond the 40 missions they come with. It also proves that the simplified Boost coding platform is not just child’s play! In this video, 95 Boost powered droids play the Star Wars theme using 42 actual instruments. According the press release from the LEGO® Group, the whole production took 3,148 hours to complete!

Check out this LEGO® Boost droid symphony!

LEGO® Boost droid symphony. ©2019 The LEGO Group.

In terms of specifics, this video features:

  • 46 LEGO® Star Wars™ BOOST R2-D2 Droids
  • 26 LEGO® Star Wars™ BOOST Mouse Droids
  • 23 LEGO® Star Wars™ BOOST Gonk Droids
  • 10 Xylophones
  • 10 Violins
  • 4 Chellos
  • 8 Keyboards
  • 6 Electric Drums
  • 2 Gongs
  • 2 Chimes
  • 2 Floor Toms (Drums)
  • 2 Cymbals

LEGO® bricks already have near limitless creative potential. Add coding to the mix, and you open a new world of possibilities. What will you create? For more LEGO® related news, click here.

Until next time,

-Tom

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