LEGO’s F1 pop-up at Suntec City has a life-sized race car built from nearly 400,000 bricks

Hardwarezone SG - Oct 5, 2026

The pop-up also features racing challenges, exclusive rewards and 10 life-sized LEGO F1 minifigures hidden around Suntec City.

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