Lego and McLaren ... P1’s dihedral butterfly doors, one of the car's signature design accents, was a first for the Ultimate Car Concept Series and presented a unique challenge for the model ...

The P1 in question is a 2015 model and is painted in a unique color known as Professor 2 Blue ... house notes that the car has $139,847 worth of options through McLaren Special Operations and ...

The early 2010s were a golden age for the hypercar as manufacturers of exotic automobiles began to explore the power potential of hybrid drivetrains. Although big cylinder counts and massive turbos ...

This 1:8 scale model is an incredibly ... based company's Ultimate Car Concept Series. The P1, in case you've forgotten, was a landmark vehicle, changing the game for McLaren and the development ...

The Lego McLaren ... model of the entire car out of 393 different types of Technic pieces—including 11 that were custom-molded for this model—to replicate the complex curves of the P1.

The end result is a Lego car that has dimensions similar to the actual McLaren P1. The model is 196 inches long, 82.7 inches wide, and 44.6 inches high. 342,817 Lego pieces were used to build the ...

Surely the last candidate to be immortalised in the usually blocky world of Lego, the distinctly non-square McLaren P1 is the latest model in the flagship Lego Technic Ultimate Car Concept Series.

Lego made a full-sized, fully functional McLaren P1 sports car out of 342,817 Lego ... a total of 8,344 hours to develop and build the model car (6,134 hours on development and 2,210 on production ...