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Car aficionados and toy fans alike are about to be swept off their feet, with LEGO preparing to introduce its version of the Chiron. And a few images that seem to portray the machine have now leaked online.
These images seem to portray the real deal, unlike some of the previous so-called leaks, which we didn't pay too much attention to (they simply didn't seem real) - pixel tip to Magazin Pro Driver CZ for the fresh pics.
"But there's already a LEGO Bugatti Chiron and you can have it for just $15," we hear you saying. Of course, but that's a member of the Speed Champions range, which is destined for children, whereas the upcoming development will be the "biggest LEGO Technic reveal yet", to put it in the company's words.
And we're expecting the Chiron to take its place as the new flagship of the Technic range. Of course, the pricing will be a bit different to the one mentioned above. For one thing, the previous flagship, which may or may not remain in production, namely the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, comes with a price of $299.
The Rennsport Neunelfer is comprised of 2,704 pieces, measuring 6 inches in height, 22 inches in length and 9 inches in width. The thing comes with delicacies like a PDK tranny with functional paddle shifters, among others. And we can expect the Molsheim machine to be at least as enticing as its German sibling.
Meanwhile, in the real world, Bugatti has introduced the Chiron Sport track day incarnation of its hypercar, while we're all expecting an even spicier model, which could bring back the Veyron's Super Sport badge.
P.S.: At the time when this article was published, the countdown on the LEGO website showed 2 days and 21 hours until the unveiling of the Chiron. Nevertheless, with this leak, the new flagship might show up in official trim even sooner.
"But there's already a LEGO Bugatti Chiron and you can have it for just $15," we hear you saying. Of course, but that's a member of the Speed Champions range, which is destined for children, whereas the upcoming development will be the "biggest LEGO Technic reveal yet", to put it in the company's words.
And we're expecting the Chiron to take its place as the new flagship of the Technic range. Of course, the pricing will be a bit different to the one mentioned above. For one thing, the previous flagship, which may or may not remain in production, namely the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, comes with a price of $299.
The Rennsport Neunelfer is comprised of 2,704 pieces, measuring 6 inches in height, 22 inches in length and 9 inches in width. The thing comes with delicacies like a PDK tranny with functional paddle shifters, among others. And we can expect the Molsheim machine to be at least as enticing as its German sibling.
Meanwhile, in the real world, Bugatti has introduced the Chiron Sport track day incarnation of its hypercar, while we're all expecting an even spicier model, which could bring back the Veyron's Super Sport badge.
P.S.: At the time when this article was published, the countdown on the LEGO website showed 2 days and 21 hours until the unveiling of the Chiron. Nevertheless, with this leak, the new flagship might show up in official trim even sooner.
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