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and the LEGO Group have created six (6) of the most enigmatic and unique
models associated with Ferrari racing. These are:
Ferrari F40
One of the most recognizable sports cars of all time. Its
classic aerodynamic form and distinctive square rear spoiler are both
instantly identifiable and are translated perfectly with LEGO bricks.
Ferrari F40 - left view
Ferrari F40 - right view
Ferrari F40 - back view
Ferrari F40 - front view
Ferrari F40 - Lego parts
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta passo corto (SWB)
A real legend of the
motoring world; not only one of the most beautiful vehicles ever
created, but also the first Ferrari road car to use disc brakes. Its
distinctive round headlights work seamlessly in LEGO bricks, mirroring
the beauty of the original
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - right view
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - right view
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - front view
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - back view
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - Lego parts
Ferrari 458 Italia
Arguably the most iconic car in the current
Ferrari range, making it a natural choice to be part of this promotion.
The LEGO Group have pulled out all the stops to reproduce its signature
details from a triple exhaust to multi-LED front lights to create an
authentic and exciting toy.
Ferrari 458 Italia - left view
Ferrari 458 Italia - right view
Ferrari 458 Italia - front view
Ferrari 458 Italia - back view
Ferrari 458 Italia - Lego parts
Ferrari FXX
The latest high-performance racing evolution of the Ferrari Enzo, one of the most powerful cars in the world. The LEGO version comes in black livery and reflects much of the Ferrari FXX’s sleek styling.
Ferrari FXX - Lego parts
Ferrari F150° Italia
A LEGO Group reproduction of the race winning 2011 F1™ car includes the options to change the livery to that of either Felipe Massa or Fernando Alonso.
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