You can never be too old for Lego. No matter what anyone else tells you. Lego’s building block toys are still incredibly popular to this day, and the continued updates and additional kits created for the toy help bring it alive for a new generation. For automotive fans, the Lego Speed Champions sets are some of the most popular. Shared via The Brick Fan, a few images of the 2021 wave of Speed Champions kits have been revealed after emerging on retailer JB Spielwaren with a great selection up for grabs this year.
Ford's Set Features The Bronco R And Heritage GT
There are plenty of sets to choose from, from countries all over the world, but our main focus is the US-themed ones. Ford has got their own set this year featuring the Ford Bronco and the Ford GT. Specifically, the GT on offer in this set is the Ford GT Heritage Edition and the Bronco on offer is the Bronco R. There are plenty of cool little details such as the aero features for the Ford GT and this set is going to featured 660 pieces for you to sink your teeth into.
Chevrolet's Set Features A Modern-Day Racer And Classic Corvette
Another popular set for the American fan will be the very cool-looking Chevrolet Corvette set. This will appeal to modern Corvette and classic Corvette fans alike. Coming in with 512 pieces, the set features the Corvette C8-R Race Car but also the 1968 Chevrolet Corvette with that iconic late ‘60s shape.
There are some fantastic details on both cars such as the quad-tail lights on the classic Corvette and, quite impressively, the rear diffuser detail on the modern-day C8 racer. Any Corvette fan will love this set.
Mopar Dragster And Classic Challenger Come With The Dodge Set
Equally popular though will surely be the Dodge set. And this one doesn’t include just a road or race car. With 627 pieces, the Dodge set features the 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A. But that’s not all. In a very cool edition, the Dodge set also has the Mopar Dodge/SRT Top Fuel Dragster, with the blower on full view and great detail with the rear wing as well. All sets feature box art with their real-life counterparts so you can compare your Lego creations with the real-life machines.
Source: The Brick Fan