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This McLaren P1 made of Lego is a design wonder that drives like a real race car
On a brisk morning at Silverstone Circuit, McLaren F1 star pilot Lando Norris, strapped himself into a car that’s unlike any he’s ever driven before—a full-scale Lego McLaren P1. Almost everything in this car, from the seats to the bodywork to the dashboard, is made of Lego pieces: 342,817 Lego Technic elements to be exact.
LEGO built a full-scale, drivable McLaren P1 model
Building upon the 1:8 scale LEGO Technic model currently available for hobbyists, McLaren Automotive recently partnered with the plastic brickmakers to build a full-scale, working
Lando Norris drove a full-sized McLaren P1 replica made from 342,817 Lego pieces
The 1:8 scale version of the Lego McLaren P1 sells for $450 and features “a 7-speed gearbox with a dual clutch transmission, suspension, V8 piston engine, adjustable rear wing, and opening dihedral doors with advanced mechanisms.” It has 3,893 pieces.
This life-size Lego McLaren P1 can hit almost 40mph
After releasing a 24-inch-long scale replica of the McLaren P1 earlier this year, Lego has now debuted a full-size drivable version of the hypercar built from over 342,817 Technic pieces and powered by hundreds of Lego electric motors.
Lego creates life-size, drivable McLaren P1 that uses almost 343,000 Technic pieces and can hit 40mph
Lego Technic has teamed up with engineers from McLaren to create a life-size, working P1 that as lapped Silverstone with Lando Norris behind the wheel.
Full Size LEGO Technic McLaren P1 Can Be Driven
In an extraordinary collaboration, the LEGO Group and McLaren Automotive have joined forces to create a remarkable feat of engineering: a life-size, fully
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Watch: Full-size driveable Lego McLaren P1 hits 40 mph
What's the most amount of time you've ever spent putting together a Lego model? A team of 23 lunatics from the Lego group and McLaren Automotive spent over 8,000 hours putting together a full-size working P1 replica – and it actually clocked 40 mph (64 km/h) on a racetrack.
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