VROOM! Which Porsche 911 will win the race? Will it be a photo finish, or is this a LEGO set that is worth passing? Check out this week’s review of LEGO Set 75912: Porsche 911 GT Finish Line.
LEGO Speed Build and Review of Porsche 911 GT Finish Line (Set 75912)
VROOM! Which Porsche 911 will win the race? Will it be a photo finish, or is this a LEGO set that is worth passing? Check out this week’s review of LEGO Set …
Porsche 911 GT Finish Line
Race for a podium position in your Porsche 911 GT!
Race against your friends and claim a place on the podium with this exciting LEGO® Speed Champions play set. Prep the 2 powerful, Porsche 911 GT race cars with the tools in the mini-garage. Attach the unique Porsche 911 wheel trims to make your car look super-sleek and then drive to the start-finish line. Activate the dropping start lights and it’s red, amber, green for go! Capture all the action with the camerawoman as you race to be first past the checkered flag. Then climb up to the podium for the prize-giving ceremony. Accept your trophy and stand proudly as the national flags are raised! Includes 4 minifigures with assorted accessories: 2 Porsche drivers, a camerawoman and a race marshal.
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