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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied

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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied | Top Gear

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Ford’s iconic classic has been immortalised in plastic bricks for your benefit

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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied

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Ford’s iconic classic has been immortalised in plastic bricks for your benefit

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Ford’s iconic classic has been immortalised in plastic bricks for your benefit

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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied

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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied

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The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback has been Legofied

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Ford’s iconic classic has been immortalised in plastic bricks for your benefit

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You should know about Lego Speed Champions by now. If you’ve been living under a giant pile of interlocking plastic bricks for the last couple of years, a quick refresher: it’s the Danish firm’s brick kits for those who grew up on a diet of cars rather than Batman or Star Wars.

Brands including Audi, Bugatti, Chevrolet, Ferrari, Ford, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG and Porsche (with more coming down the pipe) have all had their products immortalised in miniature brick form. This 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback is the latest car to get the Lego treatment.

The 183-piece kit comes together (after a bit of swearing and anger if you get a bit liberal with the instructions) to form a green and gold ‘Stang complete with dual stripes, wheels, race graphic stickers, removable windscreen and a mini-figure driver wearing a classic racing suit. Oh, and there’s a Ford-branded timing board for no real reason but to build more Lego.

If you’re a Legohead, put 1 March in your diary as that’s when the 1968 Ford Mustang goes on sale. It joins its other Lego friends - a Ford GT40, new Ford GT race cars, Ford F-150 Raptor, Ford Fiesta WRC rally car, classic Ford hot rod and a 2015 Ford Mustang - as part of the LEGO Speed Champions Ford collection. So make some shelf space.

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You should know about Lego Speed Champions by now. If you’ve been living under a giant pile of interlocking plastic bricks for the last couple of years, a quick refresher: it’s the Danish firm’s brick kits for those who grew up on a diet of cars rather than Batman or Star Wars.

Brands including Audi, Bugatti, Chevrolet, Ferrari, Ford, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG and Porsche (with more coming down the pipe) have all had their products immortalised in miniature brick form. This 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback is the latest car to get the Lego treatment.

The 183-piece kit comes together (after a bit of swearing and anger if you get a bit liberal with the instructions) to form a green and gold ‘Stang complete with dual stripes, wheels, race graphic stickers, removable windscreen and a mini-figure driver wearing a classic racing suit. Oh, and there’s a Ford-branded timing board for no real reason but to build more Lego.

If you’re a Legohead, put 1 March in your diary as that’s when the 1968 Ford Mustang goes on sale. It joins its other Lego friends - a Ford GT40, new Ford GT race cars, Ford F-150 Raptor, Ford Fiesta WRC rally car, classic Ford hot rod and a 2015 Ford Mustang - as part of the LEGO Speed Champions Ford collection. So make some shelf space.

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Ford’s iconic classic has been immortalised in plastic bricks for your benefit