Highly detailed cars have been a feature of Lego's Technic line since it was created in 1977, but they never looked this good back then. Lego With 3,696 pieces, expect to spend at least a weekend building this model. Lego The real Sián FKP 37 lurks in the background. Lego I'm pretty sure Lego had to cast these wheels especially for the Sián kit. Lego The engine, transmission, and rear suspension subassembly. All 12 pistons will move in the cylinders as the rear axle turns. Lego A closeup of the eight-speed sequential transmission. Lego I would imagine the real Sián doesn't expose the internals of its gearbox quite like this. Lego It's a Lamborghini, so obviously it has Lambo doors. Lego The seats might not be that comfortable, but the paddle shifters actually actuate the gearbox. Lego A look at the V12's engine cover. Lego In case you're in any doubt where Lamborghini comes from, there's a handy flag. Lego With the engine cover removed, you can see the engine in situ. Lego Yes, that box does say 18+. Lego The kit even has a little Lego tool bag. Read More – Source [contf] [contfnew] 
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Lego brings out a $380, 3,969-piece Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 kit
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