After the LEGO Ferrari set, the Danish toy company is now launching a set dedicated to Aston Martin. Thanks to some leaks online, it appears that the Technic line will soon release a scale model of the AMR26.
This is a must-have for collectors and Formula 1 enthusiasts alike. Although LEGO has not yet made an official announcement, social media has started circulating the first details about this new model, which promises to be packed with intricate features.
LEGO Aston Martin: pieces, price, and release date
First, the number of pieces: an impressive 1,547, designed to build the AMR26 driven by Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll. Following the tradition of LEGO Technic, just like the Ferrari model, fans can expect a working engine with moving pistons, functional suspension, and active steering.
The estimated price is around 230 euros, placing it in the premium range aimed at adult collectors. The official release date is set for July 2026, but no further details have been confirmed yet.
The release of the Aston Martin scale model is particularly anticipated because it is the first car designed under the new Formula 1 technical regulations, as well as the first single-seater signed by Adrian Newey. Even though the green car is not performing strongly on track at the moment, the LEGO launch could serve as a marketing strategy to keep fans hopeful.
As with all F1 LEGO sets, this is not just a toy, but a true collector’s item crafted with great attention to detail.
LEGO’s growing presence in motorsport
Recently, the Danish company has strengthened its role in motorsport, not only launching F1 car models but also contributing more actively. LEGO has debuted in the F1 Academy, producing a brick set that faithfully recreates the female single-seater series car. The collaboration doesn’t stop there: starting in 2026, driver Esmee Kosterman will debut on the grid sporting a livery featuring the LEGO logo, confirming the new partnership between the toy giant and Formula 1.
The LEGO Aston Martin AMR26 looks set to be one of the most sought-after releases of the year for fans of engineering and racing alike. By immortalizing Adrian Newey’s first venture with the Silverstone-based team in brick form, LEGO is capturing a pivotal moment in F1 history. Based on the content of these early leaks, the July release will likely see shelves cleared as quickly as a DRS-assisted overtake on the Hangar Straight.
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