The gold wing mirrors are a really good touch, this is another 2020 model that's gained wing mirrors with the additional level of detail. The rear looks really good with all of the aero work going on, the huge double exhaust and the slim rear lights. Urus ST-X We've actually seen these wheels before, on the '74 911 Turbo, but here some wheel trims make the wheels look much bigger and in proportion to the Urus. We won't talk about it in any detail, but there's a basic Start/Finish line gantry included which is very similar to what we've seen in other sets through the years. Huracán Super Trofeo EVO The model itself has a cool looking long sloped roof, complete with spoiler, which lifts off easily to reveal the interior.

The 2020 8-wide Speed Champions Lamborghini Huracan alongside its cheaper, smaller poly bag version. Really shows what LEGO can do at different scales, with a genuine family resemblance. More manuals of Lego Frequently Asked Questions about Lego set 76908 Speed Champions Lamborghini Countach With 663 pieces this is a substantial set, especially when you consider the move to avoid lots of accessories with Speed Champions sets going forward.More manuals of Lego Frequently Asked Questions about Lego set 76899 Speed Champions Lamborghini Urus ST-X & Lamborghini Hura One thing I would have liked to see is LEGO matching the real life car and maybe putting some extra details in. As is normal for these new, 25% larger sets, there are multiple bags of pieces per vehicle, so this set ends up with quite a few. The windscreen component is printed and captures the shape of the Lamborghini Countach's windscreen nicely. However, the colour matching between this decoration and the surrounding white elements is awful. The absence of opening scissor doors is perhaps disappointing as well, but the Speed Champions design manager, Christopher Stamp, has divulged that scissor doors were attempted during development.

The set was provided for review by LEGO. All opinions expressed are those of the author. Minifigure I'm sure many would rather have seen the Huracan in a street version, but we'll have to wait and see what LEGO do in terms of re-releasing any of these vehicles in cheaper sets. Generally, the car suits the 8-wide scale a lot better than it would have 6-wide - it's low, wide and aggressive.Both the Huracan and its bigger brother, the Aventador, are relatively long in the tooth and surprising to see in the Speed Champions line. Speed Champions has hugely improved since the scale was enlarged and 76908 Lamborghini Countach is among my favourite models yet, befitting this beloved sports car! This review has repeatedly praised the accurate body shape and deservedly so, since the Countach captures wonderful detail from every angle. Compromises are present, but most are unavoidable.