Does the Remote Control Car Minifigure Stand actually drive?

No, it's a static display stand shaped like an RC car, not a functioning vehicle.

Is a minifigure included?

No, only the stand is included; the minifigure needs to come from your own collection.

Is the build varied despite only having 200 pieces?

Yes, with 70 unique parts the build has more variety than a purely repetitive set, while still being quick to finish.

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Remote Control Car Minifigure Stand

The Remote Control Car Minifigure Stand doesn't actually drive anywhere – it's a display base shaped like a sporty RC car, built to give one minifigure an eye-catching place to stand. At 200 pieces and 70 unique parts, the build is compact but leans on more varied shaping than the piece count alone suggests.

Set number: EG00122
Year: 2024
Pieces: 200
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Other
Different parts: 70

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 70

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Description

A shape, not a vehicle

Unlike a working powered model, this stand doesn't move – it borrows the silhouette of a remote control car, with a low, curved body, wide wheel arches and a raised platform for a minifigure to stand on. Most of the 200 pieces go into that bodywork and the standing area rather than any moving parts, since there's no motor or steering built in. For anyone after an unusual way to display a favourite figure, it's a distinctive alternative to a plain base or shelf, closer to a small model than a toy vehicle.

Black, grey and white like a race livery

The colour choice of Black, Dark Bluish Gray, Light Bluish Gray and White reads like a stripped-down racing livery: black and dark grey cover most of the bodywork, light grey picks out lights or panel details, and white adds contrast, likely on stripes or wheel details. That restrained palette gives the stand a more model-like look than a typical multicoloured toy, and the parts list on this page shows exactly how those four colours are spread across the 70 unique elements.

70 unique parts out of 200

Having 70 unique parts among 200 pieces is a higher ratio than many repetitive builds, which suggests more shape variety in the bodywork and detailing. Expect several specialised curved or sculpted elements for the car's contours alongside flatter pieces for the platform itself. That mix should make the build feel more varied than a flat, repetitive base, even though the total piece count stays modest at 200.

Who it suits

This stand suits collectors after an unusual display base for a single figure, whether on a desk or shelf as a standalone talking point. Since no minifigure is included, it works best as an addition to an existing collection, or as a small gift for anyone into vehicle-themed sets. The compact size also makes it a quick side project that still leaves a distinctive result once finished.

FAQ

Does the Remote Control Car Minifigure Stand actually drive?: No, it's a static display stand shaped like an RC car, not a functioning vehicle.
Is a minifigure included?: No, only the stand is included; the minifigure needs to come from your own collection.
Is the build varied despite only having 200 pieces?: Yes, with 70 unique parts the build has more variety than a purely repetitive set, while still being quick to finish.

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