LEGO Icons McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna Minifigure, Holiday or Birthday Gift Idea for Home Office Decor, F1 Building Set for Adults and Fans of Cool Model Race Cars, 10330

[Employee of lego-global] I don't usually write reviews for products that I buy, especially in recent times but I thought I'd make an exception for this great set. I thoroughly enjoyed my time building this historical car. My collection mainly consists of Star Wars sets which I do love but will admit, in all their glory, they tend to be quite grey and samey at times, hence this build was a breath of fresh air to me personally and incredibly fun to build. Looks great on display also. I would highly recommend this product to any lover and non F1 lover alike.

This set is an essential for anyone who followed Senna and McLaren through arguably their most successful years. The build itself is straightforward but there are some poignant thoughts in the design, specifically the side pod construction which although not visible in the final build, Senna fans will appreciate. Great display piece - this could well be a new line of ‘adult Speed Champions' scale F1 cars, from which there are many examples of car to re-create. As for the comments regarding the respective size of the rear wheels it's really not a big deal.

This car is simply lovely (no pun intended). It is very detailed and was a fun one to build. I'm an f1 addict and would build this again from enjoyment. I've also built Nigel Mansell Williams FW 14B. This Lego set redefined detail with mansells few 14B. I would like to see Niki Laudas 1976 Ferrari 312t.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fun collecting all pieces, small stickers and big fingers are not an easy mix🤣 but a good laugh. The package says 18+, but a younger could easily collect it do to the instruction book. Took a while to assemble do to the many( 693) pieces but it is relaxing😁 As always good quality Lego

I wrote a full review article about this product which can be viewed here - https://theowluc.com/story/motorsport-icons-legos-tribute-to-ayrton-senna/ But in summary, a great tribute piece to the late great Ayrton Senna, I felt the price point, size and level of detail is a great middle ground compared to the larger Technic series and the smaller Speed series products. My only dislike was mounting the vehicle on the stand so I disassembled that part and just kept the plaque and car free standing. Overal a great product that I would recommend to any F1 fan and I hope Lego bring more racing cars out at this size and price point.

It was a gift for my son and he loved it. He built it immediately. It brought the Ayrton Senna figure, a slanted connected mount to display the car, and it's quite big. He truly enjoyed building it. Model as pictured.

As an avid Ayrton Senna fan this set is a dream come true. It's a great build and the completed product is stunning. The purists may have there faults on parts of the design but overall it's a high level true to form model

Looks great, displays nicely a look forward to more legend cars waintg for Schumacher's Ferrari. Just disappointing to be missing items like most of my recent sets. Don't know why it doesn't include a helmet to go inside the car they're available from none Lego suppliers.

Was so excited for this set as I'm a huge f1 and Mclaren fan. I'm surprised no one else has said anything since it's very obvious from all the other review pictures, the front nose piece that is red with the white part screen printed on it is very pink and stands out like a sore thumb and ruins the entire look of the build. Wish they would've checked this before selling it.

I had a brilliant time building this and I loved the tiny details and very immersive building experience and information in the manual. One day after I had finished building the car, I went to show it to somebody and, as I picked it up, the whole car fell into pieces. The rear wing fell off. The rear axle flipped, the front axle broke, the side pods fell apart. I am very disappointed. The underneath of the car is the most fragile thing I have ever touched.