Formula 1

About Formula 1

One number, many liveries

Every car shares the base number 71049 and is told apart by its suffix. The eight listed here cover RB20 (71049-1), Mercedes-AMG (71049-2), Ferrari (71049-3), McLaren (71049-4), Aston Martin (71049-5), Alpine (71049-6), Williams (71049-7) and VCARB (71049-8). Each one uses 29 pieces, so the cars share a common scale and differ mainly in colour and printed detail. That uniformity is what makes them work as a series: lined up together, they read like a starting grid rather than a pile of unrelated models. Red Bull is the one team listed under its car designation, RB20, rather than its team name.

A compact theme to complete

With only 17 entries from a single year, this is one of the easier themes to collect in full. It also suits fans of motorsport who have never bought a large display model, since each car is a quick build. If you are hunting for a specific team, the set number suffix is the simplest way to be sure you have the right livery. Because every car has a parts list on Bricoria, you can compare two teams side by side and see exactly which colours and printed elements separate them.

FAQ

Are the Formula 1 entries minifigures?

No. They belong to the Collectible Minifigures parent theme, but each entry is a small race car.

Which teams are listed among the cars?

Among others RB20, Mercedes-AMG, Ferrari, McLaren, Aston Martin, Alpine, Williams and VCARB, numbered 71049-1 to 71049-8.

Do the cars differ in size?

The listed cars all have 29 pieces each, so they are built to the same scale.