History Toys / LegoSpeedChampions

* ProductPlacement: Given that some of the sets are based on real motorsports events, some of the vehicles feature subtle advertising to companies such as Castrol, Chopard, Santander Banks, and more, to accurately re-create the various sponsorships decals that appeared on the real race-cars the sets were meant to represent.
* TheRival: Some of the larger sets features box art where 2 contrasting different vehicles of the same manufacturer have been paired to race side-by-side - Some of the pairing examples are Lamborghini Urus ST-X & Huracán Super Trofeo EVO, Ford GT Heritage Edition & Bronco R, and Aston Martin Vantage [=GT3=] & Valkyrie AMR Pro.

* TheRival: Some of the larger sets features box art where 2 contrasting different vehicles of the same manufacturer have been paired to race side-by-side - Some of the pairing examples are Lamborghini Urus ST-X & Huracán Super Trofeo EVO, Ford GT Heritage Edition & Bronco R, and Aston Martin Vantage GT3 & Valkyrie AMR Pro.

LEGO Speed Champions is an auto racing-inspired Toys/{{LEGO Theme|s}} established in 2015, and the toyline features licensed buildable car models from various iconic brands such as Bugatti, Mclaren, Mercedes-AMG, Ferrari, Ford, and Porsche.

The primary goal of the toyline is to re-create real-life car models with Lego parts at a smaller scale, and as of 2021, the toyline has released 50 sets. The sets aim for accuracy in Minifigure scale whenever possible, and the sets are known to use various building techniques and stickers to produce fine details and re-create the look of the real cars that the sets were meant to represent as much as possible.

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* ProductPlacement: Given that some of the sets are based on real motorsports events, some of the vehicles feature subtle advertising to companies like ''Castrol'', ''Chopard'', ''Santander Banks'', and more, to accurately re-create the various sponsorships decals that appeared on the real race-cars the sets were meant to represent.

* ProductPlacement: Given that some of the sets are based on real motorsports events, some of the vehicles feature subtle advertising to companies like Santander Banks, Castrol, and more, to accurately re-create the various sponsorships decals that appeared on the real race-cars the sets were meant to represent.

* ProductPlacement:
** Given that some of the sets are based on real motorsports events, some of the vehicles feature subtle advertising to companies like Santander Banks, Castrol, and more; Just like the various sponsorships decals that appeared on the real race-cars, they were meant to represent.

The primary goal of the toyline is to re-create real-life car models with Lego parts at a smaller scale, and as of 2021, the toyline has released 50 sets. The sets aim for accuracy in minifigure scale whenever possible, and the sets are known to use various building techniques and stickers to produce fine details and re-create the look of the real cars that the sets were meant to represent as much as possible.

* ArtEvolution: Most of the cars featured in the sets began shifting from the original 6 stud-wide scale to the larger and wider 8 stud-wide scale since 2020 and boosts higher parts-count, larger sizing, and greater real-world accuracy compared to the earlier 6-stud wide sets as a result.

* YourSizeMayVary: The stated goal of the line was to try and match every vehicle to a relative minifigure scale, but due to the bulkier proportions of a Lego minifigure and the need to integrate minifigure compatible interior there's always been a disconnect scale-wise between the completed vehicle builds and the minifigures that were meant to complement; With some of the cars depicted as either too big, too narrow or too small in relative scale to a minifigure when compared to how the real-life vehicles the sets were meant to represent scaled side-by-side with a real human.

This theme is probably best known for being the basis of the second map expansion of ''[[VideoGame/{{Forza}} Forza Horizon 4]]'' (2018), officially named ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Forza Horizon 4: LEGO Speed Champions]]'' (2019).

* YourSizeMayVary: The stated goal of the line was to try and match every vehicle to a relative minifigure scale, but due to the bulkier proportions of a Lego minifigure and the need to integrate minifigure compatible interior there's always been a disconnect scale-wise between the completed vehicle builds and the minifigures that were meant to complement; With some of the cars depicted as either too big, too narrow or too small in relative scale to a minifigure when compared to how the real-life vehicles the sets were meant to represent scaled side-by-side with a real human.

* ArtEvolution: Most of the cars featured in the sets began shifting from the original 6 stud-wide scale to the larger and wider 8 stud-wide scales since 2020 and boosts higher parts-count, larger sizing, and greater real-world accuracy compared to the earlier 6-stud wide sets as a result.

* YourSizeMayVary: The stated goal of the line was to try and match every vehicle to a relative minifigure scale, but due to the bulkier proportions of a Lego minifigure and the need to integrate minifigure compactible interior there's always been a disconnect scale-wise between the completed vehicle builds and the minifigures that were meant to complement; With some of the cars depicted as either too big, too narrow or too small in relative scale to a minifigure when compared to how the real-life vehicles the sets were meant to represent scaled side-by-side with a real human.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness：Due to the limited palette of parts available to allow for finer detailing, some of the earlier ''Speed Champion'' sets were rather quite blocky and only have the bare minimum of shaping to invoke the real-life cars the sets were meant to recreate.

** Both of the Porsche 911 race-cars featured in the ''75912: Porsche 911 GT Finish Line'' set are mostly identical builds, with different color schemes, and sticker patterns.

** Both of the Porsche 911 Gt race-cars featured in the ''75912: Porsche 911 GT Finish Line'' set are identical builds with different color schemes and sticker patterns.

* ArtEvolution: Most of the cars featured in the sets began shifting from the original 6 stud-wide scale to the larger and wider 8 stud-wide scales since 2020 and boosts higher parts-count, higher build complexity, larger sizing, and greater real-world accuracy compared to the earlier 6-stud wide sets as a result.
* PaletteSwap: The 1974 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0 car from the ''75888: Porsche 911 RSR and 911 Turbo 3.0'' set get a white-colored standalone release in 2019.

* ArtEvolution: Most of the cars featured in the sets began shifting from the original 6 stud-wide scale to the larger and wider 8 stud-wide scales since 2020 and boosts higher parts-count, higher build complexity, larger sizing, and greater real-world accuracy compared to the earlier 6-stud wide sets as a result.

The primary goal of the toyline is to re-create real-life car models with Lego parts at a smaller scale, and as of 2021, the toyline has released 50 sets. The sets aim for accuracy in minifigure scale whenever possible, and the sets are known to use various building techniques and stickers to produce fine details and re-create the look of the real cars that the sets were meant to represent as much as possible.

The primary goal of the toyline is to re-create real-life car models with Lego parts at a smaller Minifigure scale, and as of 2021, the toyline has released 50 sets.

The primary goal of toe toyline is to re-create real-life car models with Lego parts at a smaller Minifigure scale, and as of 2021, the toyline has released 50 sets.

LEGO Speed Champions is an auto racing-inspired Toys/{{LEGO Theme|s}} established in 2015, and the toyline features licensed buildable car models from various iconic brands such as Bugatti, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG, Ferrari, Ford, and Porsche.

LEGO Speed Champions is a Toys/{{LEGO Theme|s}} established in 2015, and the toyline feature licensed buildable car models from various car manufacturing brands.