Is the Ferrari 812 Competizione built to a real scale?

Speed Champions sets don't follow one fixed scale; instead they use a compact format that keeps the car's key proportions and details recognisable.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes one minifigure, which can be seated behind the wheel of the car.

Does it work well alongside other Speed Champions sets?

Yes, the range shares a consistent build style, so this car displays neatly alongside other models or can be lined up for a small home track.

Speed Champions

Ferrari 812 Competizione

Ferrari 812 Competizione brings one of Ferrari's most striking road cars into the compact Speed Champions format across 264 pieces. The build focuses on getting the long bonnet and low, wide rear right, rather than reproducing every panel line. A driver minifigure turns the finished model into something that works on a shelf or on the floor as a toy.

Set number: 76914
Year: 2023
Pieces: 264
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Speed Champions
Different parts: 110

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 110

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (15)

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

Minifigures 1

Race Driver - Black Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Black Hair fig-0135874 pieces × 1

Description

Shrinking a supercar without losing its shape

Every Speed Champions set has to solve the same problem: how to shrink a real car down to a shelf-sized model while keeping its proportions recognisable. The Ferrari 812 Competizione does this through its long, tapered front and wide, low rear end, built from 264 pieces across 110 unique parts. That's enough detail to capture the car's stepped bonnet and prominent air intakes without the model becoming too large or fiddly, which is exactly the balance that keeps this range popular with collectors who display several models side by side.

Red as the signature, black and yellow as contrast

Red covers most of the bodywork, and few car brands lean on a single colour as heavily as Ferrari does. Black handles the grille, window surrounds and underbody sections, while Light Bluish Gray forms the wheels and mechanical detailing. Yellow appears only in small doses, on badge details or brake elements, which is enough to break up an otherwise flat red-and-black colour scheme. That restrained use of colour is typical of how Speed Champions translates a real paint job into a small number of LEGO® colours.

Why this particular car stands out

The Ferrari 812 Competizione was built in limited numbers as a road car, which makes a Speed Champions version one of the more accessible ways to own a model of it at all. For collectors focused on Ferrari or limited-run supercars specifically, that combination of a rare real-world original and a modest, affordable set size is part of the appeal, separate from how long the build itself takes to finish.

A driver for the finished model

A single minifigure comes with the set and fits behind the wheel, which turns the car from a static display piece into something that can be pushed around a track or lined up with other Speed Champions vehicles. The full parts list on this page sets out every colour and quantity used, useful for anyone who wants to check how many red, black and grey pieces the set actually contains before buying.

FAQ

Is the Ferrari 812 Competizione built to a real scale?: Speed Champions sets don't follow one fixed scale; instead they use a compact format that keeps the car's key proportions and details recognisable.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes one minifigure, which can be seated behind the wheel of the car.
Does it work well alongside other Speed Champions sets?: Yes, the range shares a consistent build style, so this car displays neatly alongside other models or can be lined up for a small home track.