What is the hardest LEGO Technic set to build?

There are several LEGO Technic sets designed for grown-up hands! For example, the App-Controlled Cat® D11 Bulldozer , one of our construction toys weighing in at a whopping 3,854 pieces! Just one look at it will show you how complex it is to create. Another 18+ set can be found among our motorbike toys – the fiendishly tricky BMW M 1000 RR . Be sure also to check out the LEGO Technic Ultimate Car Concept series, where we make our most authentic replicas of famous car models. The latest in this series of specialist car toys is the Ferrari Daytona SP3 . Of course, when it comes to challenging LEGO builds in general, we think that award might have to go to the 1:1 LEGO Bugatti Chiron, which took 6 months, 13,000 work hours and over 1,000,000 pieces… and which was actually able to drive! Read more about it here .

Of course! That’s if you think that F1 cars, speedy shark monster trucks, remote-controlled vehicles, or the world’s most incredible supercars can be considered ‘fun LEGO sets’…

What Age is LEGO Technic for?

LEGO Technic sets make the perfect gift for all kids and adults. And – like our entire range – they are just as suited to being toys for girls as they are toys for boys.

Is LEGO Technic for Adults?

Yes, we have several LEGO sets for adults from the LEGO Technic range. These include racing car models, app-controlled bulldozers and motorbike models. You can find our entire range of 18+ LEGO Technic sets on this page .

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What is LEGO® Technic™?

The very first LEGO® Technic™ sets in 1977 included fork truck, tractor and crane toys for kids seeking a more challenging LEGO building experience with a brand-new range of LEGO elements. Since then, we’ve made hundreds of sets with devilishly complex mechanisms inside absurdly complex builds that have been enjoyed by kids and grown-ups alike. It’s a journey that has also in recent years seen us make 1:1 scale sports car models as we continue our mission to Build for Real!