LEGO and Peugeot Sport have teamed up to bring us this impressively intricate, 1:10 scale model of the 9X8 Hybrid Hypercar, Peugeot’s futuristic racer set to compete at this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans. 🇫🇷
With 1,775 pieces, it features a faithful replica of the car’s V-6 and electric motors (though sadly no real batteries), and glow-in-the-dark lights. 💡
Race to your nearest LEGO store on May 1st to grab the new set. 🏎️
Video editor and LEGO Masters Australia finalist, Nick Lever, has recreated a super accurate original Nintendo Game Boy in bricks complete with the angled Start/ Select buttons and the distinctive green-tint screen. ✅
The buttons don’t move, but they do contribute to the replica’s overall *chefs kiss* because the A/B buttons are hats, just like Mario wears. 🤌
You can spend as little as $50 to purchase all of the parts and instructions needed to DIY. 🛠️
Speaking of spot-on replicas you can make at home, remember when LEGO threw this hilarious shade at Tesla’s unveiling of the Cybertruck? 🛻
