Amazon is selling a ‘super fun’ $50 Bugatti Bolide Lego set for just $25

“Just buy it. Hours of entertainment,” said one shopper.

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For most of us, the sweet, symphonic roar of a Bugatti W16 engine is all but unobtanium. The thought of spending millions to own one of the world’s fastest hypercars is hard to even wrap our heads around. But while the real Bugatti Bolide was a track-only racecar sold at $4 million apiece, you can build your own in Lego form for a fraction of that cost. What was once $50, Amazon has halved the price of the Lego Technic Bugatti Bolide set to $25 for a limited time.

Lego Technic Bugatti Bolide $25 (was $50) at Amazon

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Recommended for children and adults ages nine and up, 905 pieces comprise this Lego set, making it an ambitious build for kids on the younger side. The Technic series is known for its more intricate designs, as it’s primarily aimed at those interested in STEM mechanics. In the customer reviews, shoppers suggest it’s an opportunity to spend quality time with family.

“A child with patience is required to assemble,” said one shopper. But it is good bonding time with the mother, father, and son.”

“My 8-year-old who is pretty adept at Legos usually blows through his new sets in a few hours,” said another shopper . “We purposely picked this one that was a bit harder and it took him several days without it being frustrating. Sturdy and cool looking design. Great gift idea too.”

Similar to the mini engine builds we covered in the past, this replica track weapon houses a functional electric motor based on the iconic W16. It also has scissor doors that open, a realistic steering circle, and true-to-life movement. Get it while it’s still on sale.