LEGO Technic McLaren 6535735 P1 Logo GWP review
LEGO Technic McLaren 6535735 P1 Logo is a nice, simple idea executed with intelligent, technical design to tie in with 42172 McLaren P1 – perfect for Technic fans, then.
Available exclusively at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores from August 1 through to August 7, or while stocks last, LEGO Insiders members who purchase 42172 McLaren P1 will receive 6535735 P1 Logo as a free gift.
6535735 P1 Logo is simple idea – a rotating, 3D model of the McLaren P1 logo – built to the same complexity and detail as the set it is designed to tie in with, 42172 McLaren P1. And as a combination, it serves to add genuine value to the experience of putting together that huge Technic supercar set as a neat, complementary item.
Its quality is clear thanks to the clever way in which the P1 logo has been recreated in brick form, and for the choices of colour throughout, where the black supports that hold it up blend into the background – and the logo itself and the bright light orange rings that it floats on are all your eye takes in.
The design is also packing a couple of surprises, starting with the little McLaren logo that pops up as you turn the lever on the side, and ending with the fact that turning the lever rotates the logo partially left then partially right, rather than in a 360-degree circle. To achieve this involves a more complex and clever internal build which very much goes above and beyond expectations heading into putting this little model together.
6535735 P1 Logo serves up a high-quality gift-with-purchase to match the equally-impressive 42172 McLaren P1 that it is paired with, and more than delivers on value for those looking for that little extra to get them over the line come release day on August 1 for the latest Technic supercar.
Between August 1 and 7, or while stocks last, LEGO Insiders who purchase 42172 McLaren P1 at LEGO.com or in LEGO stores will receive a copy of 6535735 P1 Logo as a free gift.
Thank you to the LEGO Group for providing this set for review.
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