One of Lego Technic's goals has always been to replicate the experience of proper engineering, and nothing says 'engineering' quite like constructing a massive excavator. Lots of the same colour block can make the build a little frustrating

See our Lego Tech Ferrari 488 vs Lego Technic Porsche 911 (opens in new tab) guide for how this compares to the very similar Porsche 911 RSR model. It's all very nice - and probably the best money-to-build-time value you'll find in a Technic set. Inside there's a V8 engine with moving pistons open the doors, and there's an authentic(ish) Lego recreation of a racing interior. If you're not a fan of stickers, perhaps this model isn't for you, as the distinctive Ferrari racing livery on display here comes from sheets of the things, but if ever there were an affordable Technic showpiece, this would be it - and you can expect to spend the best part of a day building it. It's a serious build for serious builders, as indicated by its 18+ rating. Lego's latest supercar Technic set (pitched in the same range as the Porsche 911 RSR set, rather than the far larger Lego Technic Bugatti Chiron below) absolutely falls into the latter category. Sometimes building Lego is a chore, and sometimes it's an intricate puzzle.

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