I made this about 3 years ago. In retrospect It could’ve been better, but afterall, so could everything I make :^)
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Nice use of parts, especially for the black keys 
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I guess, but honestly it looks fine as is. I especially like this use of those clip pieces for the piano keys.
The only thing I’d say is to use 1x1 white tiles instead of 1x2 to make it look more like piano keys (that said if this is still assembled.)
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I agree, and I probably would do that if i had the pieces/could be bothered ordering them from bricklink 
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Does it open like an actual grand piano? Even if it doesn’t the use of the clips for keys is cool, and it the use of the smooth pieces make it seem really finished.
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Nah unfortunately not, its actually a really simple build, just a bunch of layered plates mostly
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Kind of sucks that it can’t open up, but the design of the keys is still pretty cool
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What a grand piano.
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Reusing old techniques in a newish piece. Not bad but I agree with @Cocoa
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Impressive. The shaping and parts usage here makes for a piece that holds up even three years later.
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It looks pretty cute! Is it to scale with a normal minifigure?
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Kinda, its not really even to scale with itself hahaha, technically this moc would have 31 keys on it which is about a 3rd of that of an actual grand piano
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would it be possible to have a open “lid”?
That’s a grand piano, they’re still in production. Nothing old about it, a old design is the up-right piano.
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Doesn’t mean that a grand piano can’t be old. They’ve still been around for quite some time
It’s an old design that still works today.
Anyways, the moc is pretty great. Really wish it’d open up
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Could you add a matoran\other figure trying to play it?
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So do I tbh, might do some work on it at some point, who knows
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This piano is indeed quite grand. Thanks to google, there’s an ad for a old piano collection right under this post.
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