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Fasten your seat belts and get ready for the ride because Shell partnered up with LEGO for yet another cool collection and you'll want this one. Four cars, one gas tanker and two play sets are included in the package, which means you’ll be able to recreate your own bad boy racing world without even leaving the living room. How cool is that?
The new collection has them all. You’re a big fan of the modern babes? No problem, you’ll get the F1 2013 Ferrari F138 racer in all its aerodynamic glory, as well as the 2013 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, the real-life version of which can clear 211 mph (340 km/h) and go from o to 60 in just 2.9 seconds.
Don’t worry though, the nostalgic folks out there are not to be ignored. The new collection also comes with a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, a 302 horsepower classic beauty, and the Ferrari 512 S racer from 1970.
As to the Shell Station play set, well it’s a miniature replica of the station inside Ferrari’s private race track in Fiorano. You’ll definitely need it in case you feel acting all engineer-ish and start building you own race LEGO racetrack. The station, the Finish Line and the Podium Set should be just about enough to give it the authentic taste.
Unfortunately right now you can only find the Shell V-Power Motorsport Collection in the gas stations around Hong Kong and Singapore, but we’re pretty sure it’s just a matter of weeks until it will hit the rest of the world.
Don’t worry though, the nostalgic folks out there are not to be ignored. The new collection also comes with a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, a 302 horsepower classic beauty, and the Ferrari 512 S racer from 1970.
As to the Shell Station play set, well it’s a miniature replica of the station inside Ferrari’s private race track in Fiorano. You’ll definitely need it in case you feel acting all engineer-ish and start building you own race LEGO racetrack. The station, the Finish Line and the Podium Set should be just about enough to give it the authentic taste.
Unfortunately right now you can only find the Shell V-Power Motorsport Collection in the gas stations around Hong Kong and Singapore, but we’re pretty sure it’s just a matter of weeks until it will hit the rest of the world.
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