Toyota’s Gazoo Racing has teamed up with Lego to carry a full-size mannequin of the GR Supra to life to commemorate the sports activities automotive’s thirty fifth anniversary. Whereas the primary two generations of the sequence from 1978 to 1986 have been named ‘Celica Supra’, with the third era, Toyota dropped the Celica moniker altogether and named it Supra.

The Lego Supra you see pictured right here is made up of a minimum of 480,000 items, and the one issues not fabricated from the Danish bricks on the automotive are the wheels and tires, the driving force’s seat, the steering wheel, and the outside badging. The extremely detailed mannequin additionally has working headlights and daytime operating lights.

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The inside is sort of fully fabricated from Legos as effectively, with issues like the middle console, the dashboard, and even the passenger seat all being fabricated from the plastic constructing blocks, whereas solely the driving force’s seat, steering wheel, and gauge cluster come from the true automotive.

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And there’s an excellent cause for these actual life elements getting used as, surprisingly, the Lego Supra drives below its personal energy. Unsurprisingly, although, you received’t discover the Mk5 Supra’s inline-six engine below its brick hood, because the Lego builders opted for one thing extra sane via the usage of a battery-powered electrical motor.

This isn’t Lego’s first rodeo with 1:1 automotive builds, because it has made full-size fashions with different firms comparable to McLaren, Lamborghini, and Bugatti, and so they’ve even labored with Toyota as soon as earlier than to make a 1:1 scale Camry. Like all of these, this life-size Lego GR Supra isn’t on the market (and we couldn’t think about how costly it will be if it was), however Lego does supply a miniature Pace Champions model of the very same automotive for a way more palatable worth of $20.