While the real Valkyrie started at around $3 million and could climb past $4 million with customizations, the Lego version is ...

Celebrate Universal's upcoming live-action How To Train Your Dragon Remake with LEGO's new Toothless Icons buildable model ...

The 707-piece set brings Aston Martin’s iconic car to life with functional features and a digital debut in Asphalt Legends ...

This double-pack of LEGO City cars showcases two teams ... The cab also lifts up to reveal the transporter's engine, and there's even a little simulator room on board. It's packaged with two ...

Lego created the ten fully drivable big build cars. Picture: Lego Formula One (F1) fans were surprised to see toys on the starting grid at the F1 Miami Grand Prix in Miami, US, after Lego unveiled ...

Lego took to the track at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend with 10 life-sized, drivable, Formula One-style cars, as part of the brand's multi-year partnership with F1. As part of the activation, F1 ...

Traditionally, drivers take a pre-race lap in a flatbed truck to wave at fans; in Miami, the truck was replaced by life-sized F1 cars made entirely out of Lego. About four million bricks were used in ...

A drivable life-size LEGO car? The toy company just made it happen, and Formula 1 drivers got first dibs on taking them for a lap during the Miami Grand Prix. On Instagram, F1 and LEGO shared a joint ...

22,000 hours. 26 LEGO specialists. Two drivers. Meet LEGO’s latest project — crafting 10 fully-functional, life-size Formula 1 cars that the field will drive during the parade laps for the ...

Secondly, their cars are made entirely of Lego. Lego’s multi-year partnership with Formula One was first announced at the Las Vegas race back in October 2024, but for the Miami Grand Prix ...

The LEGO F1 cars that made a splash during the Miami GP drivers’ parade are not just a spectacle—they’re a feat of engineering and creativity. These life-size LEGO models, driven by the F1 ...

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- It sounds like a 10-year-old's wildest dream: Take nearly 400,000 Lego bricks and build a life-size Formula 1 car capable of completing a lap of the Miami Grand Prix circuit.