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Set 42115 Lamborghini Sián FKP 37
Technic

LEGO® Lamborghini Sián FKP 37

The Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 recreates the hybrid supercar at 1:8 scale using 3,696 Technic pieces, including a working eight-speed gearbox, steerable front wheels and a moving V12 engine model under the black-and-blue bodywork. This page lists every part used, broken down by colour.

Set number
42115
Year
2020
Pieces
3,696
Minifigures
0
Theme
Technic
Different parts
295
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Parts list 295

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Spare parts (15)

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Description

Engineering, not just bricks

Unlike a standard LEGO set, the Sián is built almost entirely from Technic connectors, axles and gears rather than classic bricks. Construction mirrors how a real car goes together: the chassis, drivetrain and suspension come first, with the distinctive bodywork added only once the mechanics underneath are complete. That approach demands an understanding of how the mechanisms connect, a different kind of challenge from a purely decorative model, and rewards the builder with parts that genuinely move and steer.

Black and blue, with lime accents

Black and blue form the bodywork's base colours, while lime appears as a sharp accent on details such as brake calipers and trim, giving the model the aggressive look of the real car. Light bluish grey shows up mostly in the mechanical structure hidden beneath the panels. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly how these four main colours are distributed across the 295 distinct part types. Additional colour touches, such as the red brake calipers, add deliberate contrast without disrupting the two-tone bodywork.

Built to move, not to be played with

Like most Technic vehicles, the Sián ships without minifigures, since it is designed as a functioning model car rather than a play scene. With 295 distinct part types among its 3,696 pieces, the emphasis sits firmly on mechanical variety rather than the large repeated sections typical of architecture sets. Once complete, the model can sit on a display stand or actually be operated through its moving parts. That clear split between visible and hidden components is typical of the Technic line as a whole.

Technic parts for future builds

The many axles, pins and connectors from the Sián carry over well into other Technic projects once the build is finished, whether for a different vehicle model or a separate mechanical build. The parts list on this page makes it straightforward to check which Technic elements and colours are included before reordering anything for a project of your own. Builders who already own other Technic sets will recognise many of the same base elements and can swap parts easily between projects.

FAQ

Does the Sián have working features?
Yes, the model includes a working eight-speed gearbox, steerable wheels and a moving V12 engine, among other functions.
Are minifigures included?
No, as with most Technic vehicles, the set does not include any minifigures.
Who is this set best suited to?
Technic fans interested in mechanical function and realistic vehicle engineering rather than purely visual display models.

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