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CDA
June 1, 2023
Lego has created a life-size version of the Ferrari Monza SP1 with 383,610 pieces and you can see it at Legoland Denmark.
The Ferrari Monza SP1 is a track eater with a 799 horsepower V12 engine and with a convertible body that has a starting price above 1.6 million euros. There are very few units that circulate around the planet, as only 499 copies will be produced (counting both the SP1 (one seat) and SP2 (two seats) denominations.
However, we can confess to you a place where you can see one of these Ferrari Monza SP1, although in a very special variant. We are talking about Legoland Billund Resort, in Denmark, where Ferrari Just Installed A Life-Size Lego Replica Of This Supercar.
You can see it in Legoland Denmark
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Like other life-size Lego cars, the Monza SP1 is built on a steel frame to support the considerable weight of the blocks. The model weighs 1,339 kilograms, almost as much as the real car, which weighs 1,499 kg.
the lego version consists of 383,610 pieces and a team of Lego designers has taken 1,414 hours to complete. Only a few elements of the model are not made of Lego bricks: Pirelli wheels and tires, a carbon fiber steering wheel and various badging.
This is the second 1:1 scale Lego Ferrari to be installed in a Legoland. A year ago, Legoland California (United States) became a first when a full-scale Ferrari F40 became part of its Lego Ferrari Build and Race attraction.
This toy Monza SP1 is the star of a similar attraction in Denmark, which allows kids to build their own (much smaller) Ferraris out of Lego. After doing so, they can race them on a circuit of the attraction or digitally scan their creations and virtually race them in a simulation of the Ferrari test track in Fiorano, Italy.
400,000 Lego pieces have this life-size Lamborghini Sian
the monza It is not the first model of Ferrari or other brands that has been built with Lego in real size. Other examples exist, such as a Ferrari F1, a Lamborghini Sian, a Bugatti Chiron, a McLaren Senna, a Toyota Land Cruiser, a Ford F-150 Lightning, a Chevy Silverado, a VW Microbus, a Toyota Camry, and even fictional vehicles like the Batmobile.
