Is the set based on a real car?

Yes, on the Ferrari 512 M, an endurance racer from 1970.

How many minifigures are included?

One minifigure, serving as the driver.

Speed Champions

1970 Ferrari 512 M

The 1970 Ferrari 512 M recreates a classic endurance racer in LEGO's compact Speed Champions scale. The model uses 291 pieces across 98 different parts and comes with a single minifigure driver. As a rebuild of a real racing car from the golden era of sports car duels, it's aimed squarely at car and motorsport fans.

Set number: 76906
Year: 2022
Pieces: 291
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Speed Champions
Different parts: 98

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 98

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (14)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Race Driver, White Ferrari Racing Suit, White Helmet fig-0123445 pieces × 1

Alternative models

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Description

A real race car in miniature

The Ferrari 512 M was one of the defining endurance prototypes of the early 1970s, competing at events including Le Mans. LEGO translates that car's long, low silhouette into Speed Champions proportions, where vehicles are deliberately shortened and heightened compared with real scale, while still keeping the model's key shape cues, like the wide front end and low tail, clearly readable. The build follows the format's usual sequence: the chassis comes first, followed by the bodywork and details like the grille and mirrors, with the wheels fitted right at the end.

Red, black and grey racing colours

The red, black, light bluish grey and white colour scheme follows classic motorsport styling: red dominates the bodywork, while grey and black tones cover the chassis, tyres and technical details. With 98 different parts across 291 pieces, the focus sits clearly on shaping the bodywork rather than piling on small extras, which is typical of the compact Speed Champions format. White accents add contrast at the front and rear, echoing the racing-number look found on the real car.

One minifigure behind the wheel

The single included minifigure fits into the cockpit, turning the static model into a small racing scene, even though the vehicle itself remains the clear focus. For collectors lining up several Speed Champions models, the Ferrari 512 M adds another chapter of motorsport history alongside both older and more modern race cars. Anyone with several models from the range can also swap the driver figure between vehicles, since Speed Champions minifigures generally share a similar format.

Parts for car-building fans

The parts list on this page shows the racing-specific shapes used here, including bodywork panels, wheels and front-end elements, which also work well in custom vehicle creations. Anyone with several Speed Champions sets will spot a few recurring specialist parts from across the range, such as particular wheel rims or windscreen pieces that reappear across multiple models.

FAQ

Is the set based on a real car?: Yes, on the Ferrari 512 M, an endurance racer from 1970.
How many minifigures are included?: One minifigure, serving as the driver.
How many pieces does the model use?: 291 pieces across 98 different parts.

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