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LEGO Builds 477,303-Piece Life-Size Toyota GR Supra – That You Can Actually Drive
As a kid, we all imagined ourselves driving and flying around in our little LEGO creations. Well, paint yourself yellow because now you actually can. This incredible 1:1 scale LEGO Toyota GR Supra is the first drivable life-sized car model powered by an electric engine. Built by the company’s designers, it’s now on display at the LEGOLAND Japan Resort.
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This incredible 1:1 scale LEGO Toyota GR Supra uses 477,303 bricks and can be driven! 🤩#Cars #Toyota #GRSupra #ToyotaGazooRacing pic.twitter.com/0D0LmtrERA
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) August 14, 2021
In June, LEGO released a 299-piece replica of the iconic Toyota GR Supra as part of its Speed Champions Summer 2021. And this time, they’ve taken it to a whole new level by building an actual vehicle consisting of 477,303 LEGO blocks that weighs over 1600 kilograms. Try fitting that into your backpack, kids…
Although the LEGO replica won’t possess the turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine, its electric motor can reach a top speed of 28 km/h. In addition to the extraordinary LEGO block interior, the car features a real-life steering wheel, tires, driving seat, and car factory logo.
While we may not be able to head over to Japan for a test drive anytime soon, car enthusiasts can still collect and build one of the world’s most iconic high-performance sports cars with the LEGO Speed Champions Toyota GR Supra. It comes packed with realistic details and is perfect for display or high-energy racing action. It can be bought on the LEGO website for AUD$29.99.
Image: LEGO
Image: LEGO
Image: LEGO
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Sam Mangioni
Sam Mangioni is an experienced Staff Writer with an extensive background in digital content production and news. Prior to working for Man of Many, Sam spent three years at Southern Cross Austereo where he served as a Content Producer and News Reporter for the flagship Triple M Breakfast Program. The Sydney-based reporter completed a Bachelor of Commerce from Macquarie University Majoring in Marketing in 2014. A specialist in sport, lifestyle and gear coverage, Sam's work has also featured in Fight News Australia.
