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Lego McLaren Senna is made from nearly half a million bricks

Assembling the full-size Lego Senna required 2,725 hours.

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The latest car to be immortalized as a full-size Lego model is the McLaren Senna.

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Every detail of the genuine Senna has been carried over to the Lego model, including the dihedral doors seen here.

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Assembling the Lego Senna took builders 2,725 hours and a total of 467,854 bricks.

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That's about nine hours longer than it took McLaren to build the real Senna, the company says.

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Not everything is made from Lego, however, as these wheels are tires are genuine McLaren units.

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Designers even recreated the Senna's humongous rear wing.

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The Lego model is 1,100 pounds heavier than the real thing, scaling at about 3,748 pounds.

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The seat, pedals and steering wheel are all also real pieces.

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