Lego has revealed a new Technic McLaren MCL39 F1 set, a 1:8 scale model designed to thrill both adult builders and motorsport ...

Own a piece of recent racing triumph. The most successful F1 car of the 2025 season is now available as a Lego set.

Robert has been an auto enthusiast his entire life. He started working on cars at a young age, learning the basics from his father in the home garage on the weekends. Over the years, he learned as ...

Danish toymaker LEGO released the 1:8-scale model of the McLaren MCL39 F1 car that won last season's World Constructors’ and World Drivers’ Championships.

It is time to start your engines as a new LEGO Technic set is racing on in from LEGO. It is time to help celebrate 100 years of racing at Le Mans by hitting the pavement and building your very own ...

Priced at $350, the Lego Technic Chiron is available now exclusively from Lego's retail outlets and online store. It will reach general retailers on August 1. Each individual model comes personalized ...

Just because LEGO Technic is technically a toy doesn’t mean that you cannot do solid engineering with it, like building air-powered engines. After first building a simple air-powered piston engine, ...

Bugatti and Lego have teamed up to bring us the coolest Lego Technic set yet, based on Bugatti's limited-run hypercar, the Bolide. The 905-piece set includes working scissor doors, a full interior ...

Recently, The Drive found a video from the Beyond the Brick Youtube channel that features the incredible work of Stefan Weinert. The video featured in the article focuses on some of the massive Lego ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The new Lego Technic set replicates the championship-winning RB20, driven by Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez. Featuring authentic ...

LEGO has officially announced a new 1:8-scale Technic McLaren MCL39 F1 car set The 1,675-piece model celebrates McLaren’s sweep of the 2025 F1 constructors’ and drivers’ championships. Realistic ...

Over the decades we have seen a lot of methods for powering LEGO-based contraptions, ranging from LEGO Technic pneumatics to electric motors, but what about steam power? We have all seen those cute ...