This life-size McLaren supercar is made entirely out of Legos — take a look via CNBCMakeIt
McLaren, a car company known for making expensive sports cars, debuted the Senna model in 2018. Only 500 cars were made and sold out about $1 million each, and one recently sold at auction for $1.4 million.
The full scale, life-size replica took 5,000 hours to assemble and comprises half a million, separate components, according to McLaren. It weighs 3,348 pounds, which is 1,102 pounds more than the actual Senna. While you can't drive this version, guests can climb inside, sit behind the wheel and hear a simulation of the car going at 208 miles per hour.
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