LEGO Technic 42172 McLaren P1 detailed building review pt 1 - unboxing, 7 speed gearbox and more!

[@RacingBrick]

The set will be released on August 1st for 450 EUR/USD, more details on the official product page - bit.ly/4bFvCmx

[@moonlight5050]

Can you explain the complex gear box when it will never be used...? Will there ever be the option of a RC conversion....well there won't, so what's the point of a complex gear box...? 🤔 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@RacingBrick]

@@moonlight5050 I talked about this in my Ferrari Daytona SP3 review already, I think the gearbox is not necessary. But apparently people want to have a complex gearbox in a 1:8 scale supercar because "it has to be there for this price", even if they only build it once and never use it.

[@moonlight5050]

@RacingBrick thank you very much for your reply.....you are my goto Lego channel so I appreciate your comment 👍👍👍 It's a pity it will never be used 😕

[@RJ1.]

hello

[@QileiYin]

Is the gearbox thingy oriented correctly on the instructions? I remember the Daytona wasn’t correct and had to use what you said

[@jamer25]

I know some people complain that it isn’t a new McLaren or the F1 but I personally love that they made the P1. It’s where most of the modern design language of McLaren came from with the curves and design. It’s also a part of the holy trinity of hybrid supercars that many people still reminisce about today. Maybe in the future they’ll make a 918 and a LaFerrari so that we can have the full trinity in LEGO.

[@EddyBorkelmans]

I agree. Nothing wrong with retro models.

[@Camell513]

Exactly!! The P1 was McLaren's return. I'm so excieded to see it!

[@tren133]

Fair point, but still the F1 is arguably the greatest supercar ever made, and Lego has the McLaren license and chose the P1 instead? Also this led to a second orange 1:8 supercar, when they could have made the F1 in silver (road) or black (race) trim to give a new color to their 1:8 collection. Lastly, more than one highly detailed P1 kits already exist from third party manufacturers, such as the equally detailed 1:10 CaDA "Assassin XR", but AFAIK no detailed brick built model of the F1 exists. Maybe Lego couldn't get the BMW license for the engine in the F1 or something, but I'm still kind of disappointed they chose the P1 over the F1. IMO the two greatest modern supercars are the McLaren F1 and the Porsche Carrera GT, and sadly neither has a Lego (or third party for that matter) version.

[@danielthompson6010]

@@tren133 How do you know LEGO chose to do the P1 over the F1? It is possible Mclaren wanted to make the P1. Just as it is pretty clearly Lamborghini wanted them to make the Sian for marketing.

[@Anonym45364]

@@danielthompson6010 i dont think the sian was for marketing because most of the people who got the set cant afford a real sian and they were already sold out before the set released

[@Ayden767]

I have mixed feelings about this set. I absolutely love the complex gearbox, as it is a refreshing new gearbox compared to the same gearbox we saw in the Lambo and Ferrari over the past 4 years. In the photos, the headlights looked weird, the angles seemed off, but in person seeing it in this video, the angles look really well and while the headlights still look weird, they look better in person because of the shapes I didn’t notice before. Thanks for another great review as always!

[@Konacrusher]

I had the same feeling about the front. It looks way better on the actual built model than on the box/manual. Before this video the set was an easy pass for me, also because I own Bruno Jensons version.

[@emmetbrickhacker5029]

Im not sure about so much depending on rubbers in mechanism. LEGO making really high quality, long lasting rubber bands, but how many years it take until rubbers start degenerate? In this model, intended to be stored for years on shelf it is little controversial turn...

[@Lotus2Eleven]

same feeling for the headlights, but if you look at them further away you can really see that headlight characteristic from the p1

[@omenz878]

@@emmetbrickhacker5029 you can replace those with regular rubber bands or order original ones from the official store.

[@rogue8146]

i noticed that too at the end of the video, the official product shots somehow manage to make it look really bad

[@brystr061]

She's a beast. Long live this 1:8 ultimate car series. Keep 'em coming.

[@feuervogerl8093]

@6:00 "How many colors do you want to put in?" LEGO: "Yes"

[@jacobcoopervfx4674]

Easier to see the mechanics

[@Max-hy9ud]

Looks like something I build from the million parts at home as an 8 Year old.

[@idonjohnson6999]

@@feuervogerl8093 since when is “yes” a number?

[@qbird3713]

​@@idonjohnson6999Are you serious?

[@WeirdoOH]

​​@@Max-hy9udApart from that, Lego has switchable 12 and 24 tooth gears [straight ] + a proper claw gear with drum control since the Yamaha. For everyone who doesn't feel like switching the next endless 16 and 20 tooth gearbox...via the little red pin. Old-timers can mod their Arroc and Unimog. Lego owns the design protection.

[@MrMatek20]

Front doesnt look like mclaren P1 :(

[@stefgrootlipman69]

it does

[@kexcz8276]

TF bro, how more could it not be?

[@delectablefriedchicken]

Exactly the headlights are trash

[@Lancer_the_slow]

I'm glad I'm not the only thought the front looks wrong but the back it perfect

[@Therandomcrapchannel474]

Yeah it’s not the best, but I think the back looks great

[@LegoSini]

I love the mechanism of the door, seems more solid compared to Daytona

[@LegoSini]

I’ll wait for the next video and your opinion of this car

[@IndrasilDesignStudio]

The Daytona needs some blue pills to keep the doors and the trunk lifted

[@definetlynoteminem]

i love all the curvatures from the side profile and although I was a bit sceptical about how the roofline looked on promotional photos, now I can see that it looks amazing. Honestly this is the first 1:8 scale lego supercar that I might be interested in buying. Of course if I had the money.

[@JJ_5289]

I bought the lego blue bugatti when it came out, honestly is an amazing set where you got great packaging and a podcast to listen to as well. You mentioned the cost, thats my problem with the new set. 100 dollars more than the bugatti's price. Yeah i get that inflation is a real thing, but 100 dollars more for a set of the same size only 6 years later? It just feels like lego is overcharging because they can

[@BuriedDutchman]

@@JJ_5289 just wait for a couple months, I'm already seeing prices of 360-370. I bought the ferrari and lamborghini about 6 months after release, both for under 300 the real retail price will show itself soon

[@Sonderax]

People trashing on some areas but LEGO sets are subject to intense scrutiny around sturdiness of connections, ease of build. Cant build it like you would a moc. I think the set looks fantastic all round and cant wait to own it

[@labounti]

I love the set but there nothing wrong with having an opinion. Despite the front end this will be the second set of this type that I want.

[@nixic7127]

@@labountiyou are the problem

[@m.vegeta5868]

@@nixic7127how? People giving opinions will help the company doing better eventually. If people like you just swallow everything they serve you will get awful products. Imagine if we don’t complain about the tire size from the F1 cars, we will always get the same size tires while that’s pretty bollocks.

[@nickmgls6523]

OMG this gearbox is a work of art!

[@HuyV]

Yeah like a Picasso with all the rainbow colors.

[@harveyweinstein349]

My very first Lego Technic. Was not ready for how challenging these could be. Had to rework mistakes several times, extremely difficult for a first timer.

[@louwashe]

The looks are take or leave but I really really love the inner mechanisms of this.

[@robertspooner8777]

Damn …. I absolutely love the look of the P1. Lego did an excellent job. This will be my birthday present to myself… Thanks for a great review build.

[@nickschu9057]

Same, happy birthday!

[@nickschu9057]

Love this set, took it to another level for sure. The fact that you can pick it up without something falling off is amazing.

[@unoka1975]

Szia Balázs! Köszi szépen, hogy már a feltöltésnél beállítottad a feliratot! Várom a második részt a végső ítéleteddel! További szép napot és hétvégét! Üdv, Unoka!

[@ModelToys88]

I really like Lego. It is a part of my childhood.

[@matejkusnierz6242]

I don't care about what people say, I love it. This one is by far the best looking 1:8 technic car. And I think it's the most iconic modern era McLaren

[@ProWierdchamp]

Thank you so much for the review! I’m so stoked about this set, I really want to get it. I think the designers did a really good job capturing all details of the car.

[@LegoSini]

@@ProWierdchamp except the front

[@ProWierdchamp]

@@LegoSini the front looks flawless. (My opinion)

[@LegoSini]

@@ProWierdchamp I don’t have doubt, but he’s not even similar compared to real life, for 450$ they could have done a better job

[@jasonm9336]

Can't wait, a great Bday Present to myself, and I'll actually be building on my birthday on the 4th!

[@DrizlNova]

Im buying it for my birthday in mid august as well!

[@Bruh0824]

I will also buy it for myself on my bday August 24

[@dame_ice]

YOOO THIS IS MY FAVOURITE CAR OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!! Lol I am happy, but I am so happy to see the P1 in lego form. Just a masterpiece!!

[@adorablemaniac6058]

I really like this set because go it’s detail and size and how cool the whole process is, which is why I feel this helps not worry too much about the cabin roof, I feel like it shouldn’t be so tight, it looks more round than the real car

[@edselsugay4768]

Lego continues to amaze me!!!

[@guy990]

Very impressed with the technic techniques used in the door to accomplish the angles and the mechanism for the door and wing is really cool. From the press photos it didn't look all too impressive but this video showcasing all the angles up close in the studio makes it look really good. Awesome to see TLG still do the whole unbox experience and the story behind the brand and set in the manual too. I hope we still get these in the coming years, but I think TLG has a rebrand for this line up it's sleeve very soon...

[@silverwhiteknight]

I love your reviews on the technical elements and functionality!

[@jakubpollak2067]

Looks stunning! I don't care of it is not 100% replica, the angles and curves in this model are crazy good!

[@GrimHC]

I didn’t expect you to actually DO IT holy crap On a side note, the p1 is pretty decent, it’s nice to see a brand new gear box. My only gripe is the front, I feel it could’ve been done a little better but the rest of the car looks remarkably true to the real thing, the rear end is so well done and accurate that it almost makes up for the front end. The subtle and smooth lines are very very well captured in the Lego version. If you just exclude the front end, it’s almost a perfect recreation. I have the Sian and Daytona and the new p1 is a good addition.

[@coffeeinhandproductions3238]

Looks spectacular, and nicely detailed at this scale. Really like the new piece for the A pillars. Finally a change up from the always familiar flexi tubes that make up the windshield. Nice also to see no stickers in the set. Looks really time consuming to build though.

[@LimChingLiang]

Biggest competitor will be CADA 1:10 Mclaren P1 design by Pvdp. 1:10 Scale also comes with 7 speed gearbox, same door opening mechanism, same spoiler deploy mechanism. Cons will be non licensing from Mclaren but pros will be smaller for storage & half of Lego price.

[@nothingeverything8715]

i have the cada p1 and i have to say the cons will also be less appealing look, unconventional building techniques, less satisfying building experience, more loose/falling pieces. Also u cant compare the price of a 1:10 scale with a 1:8 scale and say its cheaper. the lego 1:10 cars also cost the same as the cada p1, so youre paying the same amount of money for worse quality but with a few more functions

[@sajmg_1124]

It looks fantastic, i can't wait for te Porsche gt4 eperformance

[@01X23]

i think mclaren may have delayed the launch of the p1 successor to a later date which meant lego had to choose a different car to make which is why the set was delayed

[@DollyBroccoli]

at first i wasn't a fan of how the headlights look but it seems to not be as bad as I thought. I would love to see a comparison to CaDA model if u have it, also would be cool to overlay the model w the real car to see if the proportion is good or not.

[@fieldie]

I'm building this right now, and it's very well designed, however I'm having issues with the gearbox not shifting very well, all the gears are perfectly aligned, it's just slack and bend in the shafts leading from the paddle shifter to the gear box, it's not moving the gears enough, I was thinking of buying carbon fibre axel shafts and gluing them into their connections to make it solid, but not sure yet.

[@zacket21]

I think a way to fix the headlight shape so the front looks more like a P1 rather than a C8 would be changing the two black "tube" pieces connected to the long white headlight piece near the center of the car to orange, thatd make the headlights seem a bit smaller i guess and the shape of the front would resemble a p1 more than the corvette

[@zacket21]

at 9:45 and 9:47 the ones with the blue piece inside

[@Mocsfromscratch]

Are the large and stiff shock absorbers really just the recolours? What if there is a different stiffness.

[@RamirezGT5]

I really wish Lego would’ve made it in purple. I loved the P1 in purple with white wheels! Great pre view but I’ll wait for your thoughts in your next video. To see if it is worth getting!

[@SaperPl1]

flexible suspension parts feel weird, I'm wondering what's the purpose of it and whether this car will sag over time because of that. That placement of shock absorber for the door mechanizm blew me away though. About tolerances on those parts - apart from the pin-axial direction, the liftarms and corresponding pieces have ~0.1mm of additional clearance which allows for moving parts to not stuck on each other.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

3:15 The clutch been universal joints seems like a weird decision. If you have two universal joints out-of-sync you'll get lots of non-linear movement in the rotation.

[@eedoamitay3341]

8:35 I dont know if you tried this already so my bad if you did, but I like to kind of twist those types of pieces in, like a screw almost, when it's tight like that, it usually helps me get it in. Also, I am absolutely getting this car, what an amazing amount of functions and it looks to me, really stunning. Great video, I am still new but loving this channel!

[@-greencheese-]

I think this looks awesome. Lego technic has done a good job replicating the curves of the real car. I don’t mind the headlights, I think they look pretty cool. the only part I am a bit unsure of is the height of the a pilar. I think it’s a bit too tall and makes the the windows look a bit too big. but overall I love this set

[@SimplyMyBuilds]

Also, RacingBrick, I appreciate how you went over the mechanical aspects as you built it! 🤘👍

[@bruhhhhmoment4848]

The gear box is amazing those Lego workers put on those hours perfecting it

[@bobby9646]

I love this set and will absolutely be buying it. I wish they did the wing in black though to make it match the actual car

[@brysonrodden5112]

In terms of looks it is on par with other lego technic sets IMO. The front almost looks like a 12C but the rest of it definitely looks like a McLaren P1. The technic sets are never perfect but they alway get very close The p1 is probably my favorite McLaren anyway so i dont care that they picked an older model. It looks better than a 720(and its variants) IMO

[@R0Sch88]

Thanks for the cool review! Wonder why the gearbox does not include reverse instead of neutral if the selector can put the car in neutral anyway. A comparison to the 1:10 Silent Assassin would have been great but maybe another time.

[@eemillampinen]

8:04 well i think the paddle sift gearbox has the neutral because if you drive the e mode when only the electric motor is engaged you dont want the v8 engine to move because if that moves with the electric motor its hybrid its seems weird but this is how it should realisticaly work

[@RacingBrick]

If you put the lever on the central console in e-mode, only the electric motor runs, the V8 doesn't

[@eemillampinen]

​@@RacingBrick yeah because e mode is electric mode and not hybrid

[@RacingBrick]

@@eemillampinen you see the lever being pushed backwards at 7:53, that is E-mode, only the "electric motor" rotates, the V8 stays still

[@eemillampinen]

@@RacingBrick and also in hybrid mode sometimes the v8 engine stops and car runs with electric motors

[@eemillampinen]

@@RacingBrick because in hybrid cars usually the engine works like a generator to power the batteries and also some hybrids have separate plug to charge that is plug in hybrid

[@nvl2691]

Hey Balazs, thanks for the video! Will you be modifying the headlights in the future ? I’m curious as to how you would attempt to improve the design!

[@studworksmocs]

12:16 There's an unwelcome gap behind the bottom of the door that would be an ideal spot to fix for a Pimp My P1 modification.

[@Starman_2010]

Can’t wait if Lego releases the new RB17 as a Lego set ! 😮

[@devd6373]

valkyrie first please!

[@69randomguy420]

​@@devd6373 They Have It

[@AgainstWokeness]

Looks like an engineering masterpiece, can't wait to get my hands on it

[@christophersmith304]

Im glad lego is changing it up, I prefer older hyper and exotics.

[@AlexYip-v6d]

Seeing the new gearbox is already irresistible for me to own it. The side doors look much sturdier than Daytona, which is also good. I will be patient enough to wait for a better bargain to own one.

[@LegendofRelda]

I don’t know if I’m completely off base but I think they chose the P1 over the Senna because the $50 technic set a few years back AND Senna’s Maclaren F1 car that just hit the market (plus the Speed Champions Senna). Lego has done sillier naming schemes, like having 3 Mercedes F1 cars on shelves at one time though so I could definitely be wrong.

[@venex3rs318]

I think they went with the P1 because the other cars in Mclarens line up don't have active elements which is what a technic set is normally about. The choice of the p1 over the f1 is probably down to it simply being newer and still being an iconic car.

[@samposeppanen-i4y]

I've been waiting for this review

[@gauseb]

Can't wait to own this set. It'll be my first of the 1:8 scale cars and I think it looks incredible. Great video, cheers!

[@Kevin-sg5nk]

I am 12 years old and I just finsished the peugeot le mans hyper car and I am thinking about getting this as my next big build do you think I should buy it?

[@Johnk98]

im super excided to get my hands on this set, i get that folks are disapointed with the choice of mclaren car.... on the upside this opens doors for other cars in the future! some bonkers technical solutions!

[@QuietCoyote]

I'm curious how this compares with the CaDA version that came out a few months ago.

[@EddyBorkelmans]

Is the suspension finally well developed so that the body does not rest on the tires due to the weight of the model. This is a problem with the 1:8 Porsche and Bugatti. Lambo Sian I have to built up

[@vallecarlos9]

Excelente reseña!!! Primera vez que sigo todo el proceso de un set de este tipo en una reseña.

[@h_zed]

This build is insane, I need it.

[@jackinderhood]

I used to have a rc p1 toy car and dreaming that in the far future, i will design one for lego, but now, they've already made it!

[@Fluterra]

Love the doors, but why the P1? A has-been supercar if there ever was one.

[@kcrain81]

Great video, love your commentary! The car looks better now than it did to me when I first saw it. The ONLY thing that doesn't work for me is the missing shape that a windscreen would add. Certain cars don't need a windscreen because the frame works well enough (Lambo Sian). But this car is missing the extra shaping of the windshield rake angle coming forward to the hood/bonnet. It feels like it's lacking that last morsel of goodness, then it would be nearly perfect for me.

[@mattyplayz5589]

i wish they used the huracan technica exhaust part on this car in the grey system build it would look so cool

[@omenz878]

They have done a great job with recreation of P1 curves which is not a simple task. I think this is the best looking car out of all sets from this series and the build process looks fun with new parts. So tempted to buy it now.

[@CJHBFilms-of5kh]

This might be my favorite lego technic car ever 😃

[@socan7182]

Can’t wait, am ok with the P1.

[@dodgeinterceptor7]

Wonderful review, as always, Balázs, congratulations! It was a joy to watch it, together with Part2, and basically I like what I see, so now I am ready to buy P1 as my second LEGO 1:8 supercar, after the Porsche. However I have two questions: - Is it correct that this model has no Ackermann steering? I really don't know why LEGO is not implementing this authentic function on their models, it is not that hard, and they even managed to do it in 1980 on the 8860 supercar chassis. And on this year's G Mercedes. - Isn't it disturbing, that you have to pull up the doors directly, as the left out the push botton this time? It is again a function that was "invented" by LEGO decades ago.

[@thomasrodriguez7803]

It's nice. But I think the wing mechanism could've been better than turning a gear. As always, your builds and opinions are greatly appreciated.

[@vghligjlyxn0ihnuaxblciaxmj196]

Please tell me you’re gonna make a power functions vid for this set.

[@RacingBrick]

I won't, I don't think the 1:8 scale cars are worth to motorize

[@TheMatasr97]

Does the size of technic series are way bigger comparing with the icons series? Last week just finished building my lego 10295 (porsche classic car), so just curious, to add something more to collection

[@beedyboy1395]

To me it looks fine. They did the best they could with the front lights, and it looks pretty accurate ti me

[@Destroyerof_wrlds]

Oh how I’ll enjoy this when I get this set. (I built the Bugatti in 2020 and it took me 4 days, but it was very rewarding. It’s about time I get another 1:8 scale hypercar

[@Sauci55on]

The cockpit section has somewhat cartoony proportions, especially on the side, and of course the front part is not accurate.While it still looks like an interesting set, I’m still a bit confused by the choice of the P1, though every other McLaren from the Ultimate series would have been hard to remake due to some particular details (F1 has 3 seats and a manual gearbox, the Senna has quirky shapes and glass panels, the Elva’s lack of a roof could maybe cause some structural issues in Lego form…)

[@keawechan7748]

A pillar piece can be used as suspension in an open wheel race car?

[@Unbrickme]

Congratulations on beating me to the review 🤝

[@RacingBrick]

Waiting to see yours!

[@technicstudio5636]

Hope to see u both on bwz camp in three weeks!!!

[@zhaovic7324]

I like your videos

[@Noah-t7q7n]

The p1 is a very curvy car which may create challenges but, it just doesn't look right in lego form at this scale, specifically the space on the doors where the windows go and the front just looks off. Also why not the 750s, artua or senna for the 2024 supercar (otherwise this set gets an 7.5/10

[@Kaula_ai]

Surprised the V8 was up down up down no up down down up, is it alternating in the actual car?

[@AHYL88]

While this is of course very expensive, I'm glad this isn't even more expensive than the last set! Looks pretty good overall and I'm pleased with this; the choice of going for an older car produced between 2013 and 2015 is definitely odd. Older more classical or legendary cars are typically chosen for Icons/Creator Expert and Speed Champions, while Technic tends to go for current or upcoming vehicles (although Dom's Dodge Charger bucked the trend) The only thing I was worried about was the build itself; the Ferrari Daytona I skipped as I noticed and read that a lot of the chassis and inner mechanics are laid out the same way as the Lamborghini Sian, bar the odd small change in part use here and there (of course both sets were designed by the same person). Even though the Daytona was almost half off, I didn't feel like spending a lot again to build a fraction of the set mostly the same way again. With this P1 though, it's a lot more convincing and seems fresher than the last ones. I might go for it, but with a 50% discount, which has happened to all the last four sets of the 1/8th Supercars as Technic doesn't tend to do well at full price in the UK and itsn't as popular (unless they're heavily discounted which is all the time, after some wait).

[@caspo_yt]

Does Lego only put paper bags in sets given out to lan members? I’ve never gotten a single paper bag.

[@RacingBrick]

Nope, it depends on the factory they come from. I assume you live in a part of the world where the factories supplying the region were not converted yet.

[@GeorgeCulver-s7t]

Hey Balage, great video! Can you compare P1's color to Porsche GT3 RS in your part2 video? I've heard the P1 is new Volcano yellow, but looks orange in most pics I've seen so far, thanks!

[@RacingBrick]

You'll see them side by side, but until then you can see the difference in the preview video I posted 2 days ago.

[@GeorgeCulver-s7t]

Spot on, the side by side in your preview video 2 days ago exactly what I was looking for. Slight difference between these shades of orange, I think will look fine in my collection!

[@a.w.5682]

I have been waiting for a 1:8 scale McLaren and dang it's awesome. though not my favorite McLaren (the 570S), the P1 is quite a good choice, and they did an amazing job

[@andrewgreen3031]

Was looking forward to this but something about it doesnt sit with me. Not dropping 400+ on this. If i really want this in my collection ill either go with another brand or wait for it to get the ko version doen the road as im sure it will be out soon after

[@arcangelobarone]

Fantastic technic set, and those front end looks better than the photos

[@mmrahman82]

Lego×Mclaren should've done a scale model of one of the longtail cars instead of the P1. Probably was their way of showing up the inferior version you could get from Ali Express. ...Also, why does the front end look like a Corvette?

[@chipsnfishnl]

You asked not to compare it to the MOC, but I have it (and 100% real lego as well, made with instructions from the designer). I'm a BIG McLaren fan. So this one will be added to my collection at some point (but not at the release price). The MOC doesn't have a gearbox. People complained about this, but as others have stated: you won't use it after building. I think for the MOC it is a win. The MOC replaces that with doors that can be opened with gears and the suspension can be altered in height. When doing the suspension manual, it does take some time. I also love that the set is a P1. I would have gone even further back and have an F1 GTR instead ;). I just love the look of the P1 and F1 more than the rest. Although seeing the Solus on Goodwood, I think Lego also could have gone with that. As for the comparison. gearbox vs suspension+doors and I'm sure this one will look more smooth because of the custom panels. And with the different color to the MOC, I'm sure they will look great next to eachother.

[@RacingBrick]

Thanks for sharing details about the MOC. I only asked not to request a comparison from me, as I don't have that built, but it's nice to hear some details about it.

[@TomeRodrigo]

Bright light orange is my most favourite lego colour.

[@dragonknight832]

The car seems like it got shorter? It should be longer right?

[@AnishNikam-hu6xp]

You can make a similar scale 3D model with the 3D printer like you did with the Countach

[@redbloodcell4047]

Personally I like the look and colour, but I'm not really a car enthusiast so I'm not at all bothered about any inaccuracies. Internals are visually interesting, particularly the engine. Price is an issue though, but you could say that about a lot of Lego sets and this is from a premium sub-theme. I waited for the other 1:8 scale cars to go on sale so this won't be any different.

[@樸實的生活]

Excuse me, what is 14:23 on the control panel means for McLaren?

[@jemonhasan7365]

I was really hoping for the F1 GTR when i heard rumors they were planning to go for older cars for the new technic 1/8 scale but this is still awesome, Its finally something different (one the inside) which i find much more worth buying over the Daytona. It would also be really cool if lego releases the f1 gtr as a icons set though, I can't be the only one who thinks that

[@MGFirewater]

Best supercar from LEGO since the Porsche but the price is totally sick. Could you make a comparison with the cada amg f1

[@FredMellink55]

When can we expect a video showing the differences between building this building versus Daytona?

[@RacingBrick]

What exact differences are you looking for? I have detailed reviews about both showing the building process, if you watch them then you should have a pretty good picture about these

[@giorgiobestetti4155]

Hey there. What kind of shelf do you use to store your Lego sets? Is it an Ikea shelf?

[@RacingBrick]

Yes, it's a BILLY shelf. I have a video about it on the channel, you can find it if you search for IKEA.

[@giorgiobestetti4155]

@@RacingBrick thank you there 😉

[@BMGclips2k1]

LEGO FUTURE IS THIS !!!!!!

[@MaximizedAction]

Shape looks accurate enough. Would get it if I was a fan of the P1. I agree, weird choice for the McLaren model to go with.

[@jacksonramsay4089]

its probably too late to suggest this now but i would like to see how the suspension of the lamborghini survived these 4 years and the ferrari for the 2 years since you said in the lamborghini review that the suspension might get worse over the years

[@laurencejacobrodriguez3882]

Is it more complicated than the older 1:8 technic sets?