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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure

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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure | Top Gear

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New Lego Icons set features 799 pieces and some excellent facial hair

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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure

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New Lego Icons set features 799 pieces and some excellent facial hair

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New Lego Icons set features 799 pieces and some excellent facial hair

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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure

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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure

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This Lego Williams FW14B comes complete with a moustachioed Mansell figure

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New Lego Icons set features 799 pieces and some excellent facial hair

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The Lego Group has teamed up with Williams Racing to create a new set for its Icons series, and they don’t come much more iconic than the FW14B.

Designed by a Williams dream team that included Patrick Head, Adrian Newey and Paddy Lowe to name but a few, in 1992 the FW14B was the most complex and technologically advanced car on the grid. It was equipped with active suspension, traction control and a semi-automatic gearbox, and Nigel Mansell went on to dominate the ’92 season with nine race wins.

And now you can admire Mansell (and his excellent moustache) in Lego form. Well, after you’ve put together the 799-piece car with its working steering, Goodyear-branded slick tyres, replica V10 engine and all-important red five on the nose.

The 31cm long set will cost £69.99 and is available to pre-order now, although it won’t launch officially until 1 March 2025.

Oh, and on the same day you’ll also be able to get your hands on the Lego Technic Ferrari SF-24, complete with working DRS, a replica V6 with a spinning MGU-H, working suspension and a two-speed gearbox.

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Best clear your diary if you’re planning to pick up both, though, because the SF-24 set is made up of 1,361 pieces. Still, worth a spot on the shelf at TG Towers.

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The Lego Group has teamed up with Williams Racing to create a new set for its Icons series, and they don’t come much more iconic than the FW14B.

Designed by a Williams dream team that included Patrick Head, Adrian Newey and Paddy Lowe to name but a few, in 1992 the FW14B was the most complex and technologically advanced car on the grid. It was equipped with active suspension, traction control and a semi-automatic gearbox, and Nigel Mansell went on to dominate the ’92 season with nine race wins.

And now you can admire Mansell (and his excellent moustache) in Lego form. Well, after you’ve put together the 799-piece car with its working steering, Goodyear-branded slick tyres, replica V10 engine and all-important red five on the nose.

The 31cm long set will cost £69.99 and is available to pre-order now, although it won’t launch officially until 1 March 2025.

Oh, and on the same day you’ll also be able to get your hands on the Lego Technic Ferrari SF-24, complete with working DRS, a replica V6 with a spinning MGU-H, working suspension and a two-speed gearbox.

Best clear your diary if you’re planning to pick up both, though, because the SF-24 set is made up of 1,361 pieces. Still, worth a spot on the shelf at TG Towers.

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New Lego Icons set features 799 pieces and some excellent facial hair