Today we’re reviewing the Speed Champions Supra (76901). I love building the Speed Champions models. They’re a great way to get to play with big kids toys that most of us will never be able to afford. Plus they have a tonne of swooshability too!
The Supra build starts off with a slightly different chassis to what was used in most vehicles prior to 2020. It’s a slightly wider chassis (65634) along with a modular technic axle mount (65635). It’s quite stable and provides a solid foundation to build wide 8 stud bodies.
Alas, like almost all the Speed Champion sets, there are stickers galore! This makes it all the more satisfying when we came across the 1×1 tile printed with the Gazoo Racing logo. I’m a massive fan of Japanese supercars and the Gazoo Racing performance arm of Toyota regular make some beasts!
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The build of the car itself is split into two sections. The rear of the car looks great with 2 x 3” exhausts and a printed LED panel for the rear light. In the flesh the car has a little duckbill rear spoiler and this looks true to life in this set too. The front bonnet looks great. The Supra has a very long nose and the use of offset 1 x 4 tiles replicates this well.
Of course our driver needs to test fit the seat whilst the car is construction. He’s a racing car driver in his other life so it’s a habit he can’t get out of. Although the Supra isn’t a convertible, it would look mint if Toyota made a convertible option.
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I quite like the GR Racing Suit. It’s pretty simple, but sometimes the lack of clutter really makes the details stand out. The minifig also has a double printed head. He’s got his serious face for racing action and his happy face for instagram pics.
Overall Thoughts
Overall, this model is a great representation of the Supra. Our local ISP Pentanet have a real life Supra to blaze along as fast as their wireless internet offering! It’s shown for comparison below. If you’re into fast Japanese cars, or LEGO then this is a set I can heartily recommend. If you’re not into LEGO sets, why are you here? (Joking! We welcome people who are going to become LEGO fans soon too!)
Update: The great crew at Pentanet reached out to us after seeing this post. Oscar and I were invited to their HQ to check out the Supra in real life and had an awesome time. You can read more about it in a short writeup on the Pentanet blog!
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Swooshability: 8
Build enjoyment: 8
Displayability: 7
Check this out moments: 7
Value for money: 8
Set: Toyota GR Supra
Theme: Speed Champions
Set #: 76901
Number of Minifigs: 1
Number of Pieces: 299
RRP: $29.99
Overall: 76%
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