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McLaren says the model, which features the team's 2021 papaya orange and blue livery but also shows off some 2022 styling cues, was "designed by LEGO Group design experts with support from the McLaren F1 race team." The 65cm long model includes a modelled V6 cylinder engine with moving pistons, steering activated from the cockpit, suspension, and a differential lock. "We are excited to ... Keep readingSource: McLaren launches 1432-piece Lego model of its 2021 F1 car
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