If IKEA sells it, assembly is DEFINITELY required!
The 1/8 scale version is just under $500 and definitely requires assembly
Batteries not included.
This lends an entirely new meaning to the phrase ‘step on it’.
I guess it’s left to me to point out the so-far unmentioned obvious mistake—that’s not a F-1 racing car
That’s not a F1 race car.
Repairs would certainly be easy, just get parts at the toy store.
With Legos as with life it’s the journey (assembly) not the destination.
When my son was 6, he could put it together in 5 minutes
And I bet the pieces spun out.
Yes Tank, if it is ever offered to the public the label will read; Some assembly required.
What happens if you get a flat tire?
What kind of mother names her kid Van Lingle Mungo?
How much time would it have taken to see what a Formula 1 car actually looks like before writing this gag?Not impressed.
Legos is part of a tire company, but tires of Lego plastic would be unsafe, even as studded snow tires.
Need to test it, where is our tame racing driver?
And “assembly required” would be its principal safety feature.
What happens if you hit a pothole?
Do you need 512 (8^3) kits to make one full sized?
Bill Hinds
August 01, 2014
carlsonbob 2 months ago
If IKEA sells it, assembly is DEFINITELY required!
FunnyReader - 2022 Premium Member 2 months ago
The 1/8 scale version is just under $500 and definitely requires assembly
Ellis97 2 months ago
Batteries not included.
nancyb creator 2 months ago
This lends an entirely new meaning to the phrase ‘step on it’.
Nighthawks Premium Member 2 months ago
I guess it’s left to me to point out the so-far unmentioned obvious mistake—that’s not a F-1 racing car
emory762002 2 months ago
That’s not a F1 race car.
mourdac Premium Member 2 months ago
Repairs would certainly be easy, just get parts at the toy store.
Igor51 2 months ago
With Legos as with life it’s the journey (assembly) not the destination.
Tenner 2 months ago
When my son was 6, he could put it together in 5 minutes
baskate_2000 2 months ago
And I bet the pieces spun out.
timbob2313 Premium Member 2 months ago
Yes Tank, if it is ever offered to the public the label will read; Some assembly required.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 2 months ago
What happens if you get a flat tire?
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 2 months ago
What kind of mother names her kid Van Lingle Mungo?
mamakathtoo Premium Member 2 months ago
How much time would it have taken to see what a Formula 1 car actually looks like before writing this gag?Not impressed.
poppacapsmokeblower 2 months ago
Legos is part of a tire company, but tires of Lego plastic would be unsafe, even as studded snow tires.
Spiny Norman Premium Member 2 months ago
Need to test it, where is our tame racing driver?
Fuzzy Kombu 2 months ago
And “assembly required” would be its principal safety feature.
William Bludworth Premium Member 2 months ago
What happens if you hit a pothole?
PoodleGroomer 2 months ago
Do you need 512 (8^3) kits to make one full sized?