The latest addition to Lego’s growing Formula 1 lineup is one Aston Martin fans won’t want to miss. The new Technic Aston Martin Aramco AMR25 F1 Car recreates the team’s 2025 challenger in impressive detail. This is the fifth team Lego has tackled in its F1 Technic lineup.
At 1:8 scale with 1547 pieces, it features a working two-speed gearbox, steering, front and rear push-rod suspension, a functional differential, a V-6 engine with a simulated hybrid unit, and even an operating DRS that raises the rear wing. Measuring nearly two feet long, it’s every bit the centerpiece for a home office, garage, or display shelf, and the kind of build that should keep any F1 fan happily occupied between race weekends. It will also look very sharp next to an Alonso replica helmet.
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Every element of Lego’s Technic cars is not just well thought-out, but extremely detailed.
The timing couldn’t be better, either. Aston Martin arrives at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix hoping its latest on-track upgrades finally deliver the step forward they’ve been waiting for. If the real AMR25 still needs a little fine-tuning, at least the Lego version comes together exactly as intended.
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At just under six pounds, this is a solid piece of both toy and art.
And if all else fails, Fernando can always fall back on his recent title as the unofficial Lego champion after piloting one of the brick-built Formula 1 cars during the wildly entertaining Drivers Parade at Silverstone. Here’s hoping the Hungaroring upgrades click as smoothly as those Technic pieces do.
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