Danish toymaker LEGO has refreshed the Technic Jeep Wrangler Rubicon range, the new version comes on March 1 to sell for ...

When Lego bricks meet automotive engineering, magic happens. The Danish toy company and British supercar manufacturer McLaren have outdone themselves with their latest collaboration: a fully drivable, ...

Lego cars have moved light years ahead of the barely rollable box-mobiles we used to cobble together as kids – those misfits with a plank for a seat, only one tire and a steering wheel borrowed from ...

Even though you’re not going to be able to get it in time for Christmas, we’re betting that plenty of people are going to start placing orders for the LEGO Technic McLaren Senna GTR come January 1st.

Behold, the biggest toy car on Earth: a full-scale, drivable version of the Bugatti Chiron crafted almost entirely out of LEGO parts. Made up of 339 different types of LEGO Technic elements totaling ...

Lamborghini's hybrid supercar has been replicated as a Lego kit. Originally called Sián, it later got an "FKP 37" suffix in recognition of the late Ferdinand Karl Piëch, who was born in 1937. The car ...

Just because LEGO Technic is technically a toy doesn’t mean that you cannot do solid engineering with it, like building ...

Lego's line of Technic toys are brilliant for anyone looking for a more challenging and time-consuming build. These kits usually have a lot more pieces than standard sets, require plenty of dexterity ...

Over the past week we've been building the LEGO Porsche 911 GT3 RS, a masterpiece in top-level building-blocks construction. This set is 2,704 pieces large, and it's going to take you a few hours to ...

If you're a Lego fan and you're looking for a more "technical" build to get involved in, then you won't want to miss out on these deals on Lego Technic sets. Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, several of ...

Lego is announcing its new Spike Prime robotics kit, which is designed to introduce a younger, middle school-aged customer to robotics, engineering, and coding in a way that’s simpler and more ...

In the days that preceded the Las Vegas Grand Prix this past weekend, toymaker LEGO let loose some of the details of its plan to officially link its name to that of Formula 1. And there was word of ...