LEGO Lamborghini Revuelto & Huracán STO (77238): Worth ₹5,449?

Two Italian supercars, one box, and a price tag that needs its own seatbelt. Meet the LEGO Lamborghini Revuelto & Huracán STO set. No, it’s not another one of those Speed Champions sets you can grab with your pocket change. This is the new Technic supercar double-pack, and it’s aiming for a bigger slice of your savings. We’re talking about set 77238, a dual-build that promises two Italian stallions for the price of one… almost.

Let's get straight to the point: this set is a bit of a mixed bag, leaning towards the "wait for a sale" side of the fence. The appeal is obvious. You get two iconic Lamborghini models: the Revuelto and the Huracán STO. For any petrolhead who also happens to be a LEGO fan, this sounds like a dream. The Technic line generally offers more complex builds and functional elements, moving beyond static display models. The sheer inclusion of two distinct vehicles in one box is a strong selling point.

However, the execution is where things get a little murky. The Revuelto, the newer of the two supercars, is rendered in a rather striking lime green. It captures the aggressive lines of the real car reasonably well, with those distinctive Y-shaped headlights and sharp angles. The build process involves a good amount of Technic pins, beams, and gears, which is standard for this line. There are some functional elements, like steering, and perhaps opening doors or a removable engine cover, though details are scarce on the exact play features beyond the standard Technic fare.

Then there’s the Huracán STO. This one sports a vibrant purple livery, another classic Lambo colour. It’s a slightly older design compared to the Revuelto, and the LEGO model reflects that. While it’s identifiable as an STO, it might not have the same level of intricate detail or the "wow" factor that the Revuelto aims for. The build is likely similar in complexity, focusing on Technic construction. The question is, do you get two equally striking models, or is one clearly the star of the show? Early impressions suggest the Revuelto takes the crown.

The real sticking point, as always, is the price. At ₹5,449 from MyBrickHouse, this isn't exactly cheap. Toycra has it for ₹5,999, which makes it even harder to swallow. Use code ABHINAV12 for 12% off on orders above ₹500 at Toycra. For that kind of money, you expect two absolutely perfect replicas with plenty of engaging features. While the models are undoubtedly cool, they might not quite reach that level of perfection. The scale of these Technic vehicles is usually around the 1:18 or 1:20 mark, which is a decent size for display but not massive. You’re paying a premium for the branding and the dual-build aspect.

Is it worth it? If you’re a die-hard Lamborghini fan and have to have every model, then perhaps. But for the average LEGO collector looking for good value, this might be a pass. The build experience is likely solid, as is typical for Technic, but the price-to-part ratio, and the perceived value of having two slightly different, albeit striking, supercars, feels a bit off. We’ve seen Technic supercars in this price bracket that offer more intricate functions or a more substantial build.

Consider the alternative. For ₹5,449, you could get a very substantial Creator 3-in-1 set, or perhaps a large Technic construction vehicle that offers a longer, more complex build. Or, you could put that money towards a more significant display piece. The dual-pack nature of this set is its main draw, but it also means you’re essentially getting two models that might individually be priced slightly lower if sold separately. The convenience comes at a cost.

The build quality is expected to be high, with the usual LEGO precision. The colour schemes are bold and fitting for Lamborghini. However, the final verdict hinges on whether the combined experience of building both cars justifies the expense. For now, my advice is to hold off. Wait for a discount, perhaps a holiday sale or a special promotion. This set will likely see price drops, especially as newer, more exciting Technic models emerge.

MyBrickHouse lists this dual-pack for ₹5,449, while Toycra has it at ₹5,999. That’s enough for 11kg of premium Alphonso mangoes, or about 14 months of Spotify Premium for the whole family. Both MyBrickHouse and Toycra should have this in stock now.

If you’re a collector who prioritizes brand over price, or you simply adore Lamborghinis and want both these models, then go for it. At ₹5,449 via MyBrickHouse, you're actually below Toycra's ₹5,999 — a genuine discount, not a premium. It's a cool set, and there's no reason to hold off.

On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.

Verdict: BUY NOW. Standard India premium — worth grabbing

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