It’s basically an espresso shot of Eighties nostalgia: an eight-bit soundtrack, everybody’s favorite Danish building toy and a rosso-red Ferrari F40. If the Lego scale model of Enzo’s last personally ...

CARLSBAD, Calif. — Legoland California is set to open its newest attraction: the first-ever life-size Ferrari F40 model made out of more than 358,000 LEGO elements. Guests will be able to check out ...

This Ferrari F40 may not have more than 470 horsepower but does boast some other impressive numbers. The life-size model is made of more than 358,000 Lego elements, weighs more than 3,000 pounds and ...

Pardon us for having a bit of a nostalgia attack, but there are few things that speak to our inner child louder than a Ferrari F40 made of Legos. Thanks to Lego’s “Creator” division, you can now have ...

CRAFTING A FERRARI F40? Making the dream machine, which was carefully constructed, one exquisite component at a time, from 1987 to 1992, surely took time, patience, and a notable amount of talent. And ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Three weeks ago, I walked into the always-crowded Lego Store straddling Manhattan’s Madison Square Park. I was ...

Similar in size to the real deal, the Lego Ferrari measures in at 14-feet long, over six-feet wide and four-feet tall, with a wheelbase at eight feet. It took designers more than 1,800 hours to ...

A life-size Ferrari F40 LEGO model built out of more than 350,000 LEGO pieces was on display at the event and will become a permanent centerpiece of the attraction. Photo courtesy LEGOLAND. Zooooom ...

CARLSBAD, Calif. (KGTV) — On your marks, get set, go! Built with more than 358,000 Lego parts and weighing over 3,000 pounds, the Ferrari F40 will be part of Legoland California Resort's "Ferrari ...

CARLSBAD, CA – LEGO® has unveiled a one-of-a-kind replica of one of the coolest sports cars in the world, the Ferrari F40. The first-ever life-size model is built entirely out of legos and is the ...

Three weeks ago, I walked into the always-crowded Lego Store straddling Manhattan's Madison Square Park. I was alone and I was on a mission, so I sort of chameleoned into "dad casually shopping for ...