McLaren only plans to build 500 examples of its street-legal, track-focused Senna supercar. All but one build slot for the car was available when it made its debut on December 10 at McLaren&rsquo ...

The actual-size replica uses real parts from the McLaren Senna supercar, including a carbon-fiber seat, infotainment system, headlights, and badges.

The Lego McLaren Senna kit has 219 pieces and, yes, incorporates the transparent in-door panels of the actual hypercar ...

The build time was 3,000 hours—about nine times longer than it takes to make a real Senna.

McLaren also pointed out that the assembly time for the Lego Senna was about nine times longer than the approximately 300 hours it took the company to hand build each of the Senna production cars.

The final build allocation for the new hypercar sold for $2.67 million at an auction benefitting the Ayrton Senna Institute.

News Culture New McLaren Senna Lego Kit Is 50,000 Times Cheaper Than the Real Thing and Almost as Cool And it shouldn't take 300 hours to build. Chris Constantine Updated Jan 16, 2019 12:34 PM EST ...

McLaren has previously built the 675 Longtail Spider, with Bruno Senna drifting the hell out of it, among others. So there might be a slim chance of the McLaren Senna receiving a hairstyling version.

McLaren’s most extreme track-car yet, the Senna GTR, was presented early last year and deliveries commenced a few months ago. To us, that doesn’t normally mean much, as with 75 units to be ...

Details regarding who decided to give up and sell their coveted build slots remains unknown. The track-focused Senna GTR is slated for a 2019 delivery while the Speedtail isn't due until early 2020.