V12 Supercar Model Block Set, 1690 Pieces

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1690 pieces with a full V12 engine
Working steering, doors and suspension
Display ready once the build is done

Sixteen hundred and ninety pieces is a weekend project rather than an evening's distraction. The set builds a detailed V12 supercar with working parts instead of a static shell, including opening doors and bonnet, steerable front wheels, a suspension setup and a visible engine block, so the finished model rewards being picked up and looked into rather than left on a shelf.

Bricks are moulded to tight tolerances, so they clutch firmly and the body panels line up without gaps, and the colour runs through the plastic rather than sitting on top as paint. The illustrated manual works through the build in numbered stages with the parts bagged by section, which is what keeps a set this size manageable. Once finished the model is solid enough to handle, and it comes apart again for rebuilding.

It is aimed at adult builders and older children, as a display piece, a gift or a shared project across a few evenings. It is not suitable for children under three years: the set contains many small parts that present a choking hazard, and the small wheels and axles are particularly risky for toddlers. Younger children should build only under adult supervision. Work on a tray or mat, keep loose bricks off the floor, and store the set away from babies and pets.

  • 1690 pieces with illustrated step by step manual
  • Parts bagged by build section
  • Opening doors and bonnet, visible engine block
  • Steerable front wheels and working suspension
  • Through coloured moulded plastic bricks
  • Not suitable for children under 3 years: small parts
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V12 Supercar Model Block Set, 1690 Pieces Of Engineering

1690 Pieces Of Engineering

The set builds a full V12 block, a working steering rack and suspension that actually travels. It is a model of how the car goes together, not just how it looks.

V12 Supercar Model Block Set, Hours Well Spent Building

Hours Well Spent Building

Numbered bags and a step by step manual keep the pace steady from the chassis up. Plainlys picked a set that rewards an evening at the table rather than rushing to the end.

V12 Supercar Model Block Set, A Shelf Piece When Finished

A Shelf Piece When Finished

The finished car holds its shape and its detail, so it earns a spot on a desk or a shelf. Opening doors and a visible engine bay give people something to look at.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the build take?
Most builders spend somewhere between six and ten hours across a few sittings. The numbered bags make it easy to stop at a natural break and pick it up later.
What age is this set suited to?
It suits confident builders from around twelve upward, and it is just as popular with adults. Younger builders enjoy it too with someone alongside them for the trickier sections.
Do the parts fit standard building blocks?
Yes, the bricks are made to the usual standard size and clutch, so they click together with the major brands you already own.
Which parts of the car actually move?
The steering turns the front wheels, the doors open, the suspension compresses and the V12 pistons run as you roll the car. It is the moving detail that makes the finished model fun to hand around.
How do I keep it looking good on display?
Dust it with a soft brush or a can of compressed air every few weeks and keep it out of strong direct sun. That is all it takes to keep the colours sharp for years.