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Your Guide to Every Ferrari Lego Kit Ever Made

By Matthew Lynch
August 22, 2023
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Ferrari and LEGO have collaborated on several occasions to create stunning car models that captivate fans of both brands. These Ferrari LEGO kits combine the beauty, power, and design of Ferrari vehicles with the creativity and engineering of LEGO bricks. In this guide, we will walk you through every Ferrari LEGO kit ever made, starting with the earliest models all the way to the most recent.

1. LEGO Racers Enzo Ferrari (8652) – Released in 2005, this 1:17 replica of the iconic Enzo Ferrari features a detailed engine, movable steering, and exquisite bodywork.

2. LEGO Racers Ferrari F1 Racer (8386) – This 1/10 scale model of Michael Schumacher’s F1 car was also launched in 2005 after a partnership between Shell and Ferrari. It boasts accurate bodywork, authentic features, and sponsor decals.

3. LEGO Racers Ferrari Finish Line (8654) – This 2005 set consists of a miniature racetrack scene, complete with two semi-assembled F1 cars modeled after the 2004 season’s Ferrari cars.

4. LEGO Racers F430 Spider (8671) – Introduced in 2006, this larger-scale model mimics the luxurious convertible F430 Spider’s sleek lines and includes a functional trunk/hood.

5. LEGO Speed Champions LaFerrari (75899) – Released in 2015 as part of the Speed Champions line, this set portrays a thrilling hybrid supercar in beautiful detail.

6. LEGO Speed Champions F40 Competizione (75890) – This 2019 set allows builders to create either an iconic F40 or swap parts for an F40 Competizione racing variant helping fans explore their creativity.

7. LEGO Technic Ferrari 488 GTE (42125) – Unveiled in 2020, the 488 GTE kit is a stunning 1/8 scale replica of the AF CORSE #51 car. The set has over 1,600 pieces and showcases intricate details, paddle-shift gears, working suspension, and an authentic racing livery.

8. LEGO Speed Champions Ferrari SF1000 and ’62 Coupé (76905) – This upcoming 2021 set will contain two classic Ferrari cars in one package: the modern Formula 1 car, the SF1000 and the vintage 250 GT Berlinetta.

9. LEGO Creator Expert Ferrari F40 (10248) – An absolute favorite among LEGO enthusiasts and car lovers alike, this F40 kit features a highly detailed interior, removable V8 engine, authentic paintwork, pop-up headlights, opening doors and hood/trunk, as well as iconic NACA ducts and vents for added realism.

There you have it – every Ferrari LEGO kit ever made. These models are not only enjoyable to build but also serve as remarkable display pieces for fans of both brands. With an ongoing partnership between Ferrari and LEGO, you can expect more fantastic sets in the future that will continue to blend the best of these two legendary companies.

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