The Happy Meal has been with us for nearly 50 years They have included some amazing freebies over the years, particularly ...

This requires around 400,000 bricks per car, using the full catalog of Lego bricks. No detail has been skimmed over, down to slightly different part shapes between each team’s cars.

The car was created using only colored bricks, and includes every design aspect from the real car, from the 80 logos to the various aerodynamic details of the bodywork. Photo by: Lego ...

The Lego engineers were given just eight months to develop and build all 10 cars, to create something that not only looked authentic, but could take a full lap of the 5.3 km circuit in under 20 ...

Lego car sets brilliantly celebrate beloved automotive designs and make great gifts. Here are our picks for the best car sets from the historic Danish brand.

To power the car, they incorporated 768 Lego motors, which enable it to reach an impressive top speed of 40 mph. Weighing in at 2,690 pounds, this model is a tad lighter than the original P1 ...

At the Miami Grand Prix today, Lego showed off 10 full-size F1 cars built in each team’s colors and liveries. And, when I say “showed off,” I mean they drove them around the course for the ...

Lamborghini Countach Lego Set Brings 80s Excess to Your Desktop. Unfortunately, the set doesn’t come with a Jordan Belfort minifigure. ... Import Tuner, Super Street. He covered car shows, ...

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — One of the biggest attractions at the 2025 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix has been Lego’s display of 10 life-sized cars built with nearly 400,000 pieces each. That’s right ...

The smallest Lego car sets are the Speed Champions sets, which most of the time, are roughly 1:32 in scale. This can expand massively if you go for a large Lego Technic set, which are around 1:8 ...

Lego Technic Bugatti Bolide, ... Those are the only three Lego Technic car models seeing the full 50% discount at ... (1,132 pieces)-- $80 ($100) Mercedes AMG F1 W14 E Performance (240 ...

In June 2013, YouTube user OOOONeoGamerOOOO uploaded a video of his V10 engine Lego build. There's not much to go off of in the description, but one can speculate that it was a wholly original ...