LEGO 77254 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale: Worth ₹2,999?

Your wallet is probably already sweating. LEGO announced the 77254 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale and it's landed in India with a price that feels… aspirational. It’s a Speed Champions set, which usually means a good time, but this Prancing Horse demands a serious look before you commit. Is this hypercar replica worth the price of admission?

The box itself is standard Speed Champions fare. A Ferrari red blur on the front, a track scene on the back. Inside, you'll find five numbered bags, the chassis, instructions, and a surprisingly small sticker sheet. For a Speed Champions set, that’s a good sign. Less fiddly stickers mean less room for error and a smoother build.

The build process, according to our reviewer, is where this set shines. It’s described as detailed, with enjoyable and innovative techniques. This isn't just slapping bricks together; it's a proper construction. The higher-than-average piece count for a set this size certainly helps in achieving that satisfying build experience. You start with the chassis and interior, then gradually build up the exterior, with the key details like the front section and rear wing taking shape around bag four. The final bag completes the model, leaving you with a sleek, accurate replica.

The minifigure included is a Ferrari driver, complete with a red Ferrari-branded hoodie. It’s a nice touch, especially for any Formula 1 fans looking to customise their own figures. The printed grey belt detail is a smart addition, though it does limit the hoodie’s versatility slightly. She comes with a helmet and a spanner, standard but welcome accessories.

Now, the finished model. The reviewer is clearly impressed. The iconic Ferrari red is present, accented with black. The unique front end of the real SF90 XX Stradale has been translated surprisingly well into LEGO form, thanks to some clever use of wedge plates and tiles at various angles. The introduction of a couple of new pieces, like tiled versions of 1x2 angled plates, really helps achieve that smooth, flowing look. The bonnet shaping is particularly praised, with upside-down black plates adding texture and tiny gaps mimicking the real car's hood scoops. It sounds like a masterclass in LEGO car design.

The side bodywork also benefits from new pieces, including a 1x1 inverted corner cheese slope and those aforementioned 1x2 angled tiles. The printed mudguards and 1x1 slope with the Ferrari logo are a delight – printed elements are always a win. And then there are the wheels. A stunning new wheel and tyre design that is described as "stunningly Ferrari-esque." The rear, while appearing simpler, packs in clever techniques for diffuser details and bodywork shaping. Even the trans-black rear window uses those new angled tiles effectively. Access to the interior is gained by detaching the windscreen, revealing a space for two minifigures, a steering wheel with a yellow centre (a nice detail!), and some stickered interior elements.

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The Verdict? This Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale is a strong contender in the Speed Champions line. The build experience is praised for its detail and innovation, the minifigure is a nice bonus, and the finished model is a visual treat with clever part usage and new elements. The price is a bit steep for Speed Champions, but the quality of the build and the accuracy of the final design justify it. If you’re a Ferrari fan, or just appreciate a well-designed LEGO car, this is one you’ll want to add to your collection. It’s a good build, looks fantastic, and the price, while not cheap, is fair for what you get.

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

Verdict: BUY NOW. The price is right — grab it.