LEGO Speed Champions Fast & Furious 1970 Dodge Charger R/T 76912 – Collectible Muscle Car Kit with Dominic Toretto Minifigure

Discover the LEGO Speed Champions Fast & Furious 1970 Dodge Charger R/T

This LEGO Speed Champions set brings the legendary 1970 Dodge Charger R/T to life with authentic details and a compact, collectible silhouette. Built for play and display, the model invites hands-on building, imaginative racing scenarios, and a keepsake-worthy display piece for fans of the Fast & Furious franchise.

With 345 pieces, the kit merges classic muscle car aesthetics with modern brick engineering. The hood reveals an engine detail, the cockpit offers space for a minifigure, and the wheels deliver a confident stance. The included Dominic Toretto minifigure sparks quick storytelling, whether you’re staging a high-octane chase or a bold showroom pose after a race.

What’s inside and why it matters

• 345 pieces create a satisfying, focused build without feeling overwhelming for ages 8 and up.
• Engine detail peeks from the hood, mirroring the car’s unmistakable power cues.
• Cockpit space accommodates a minifigure, enabling dynamic role-play and in-scene storytelling.
• Designer wheels and accurate proportions support a true-to-life look on display or on the go.
• Includes a Dominic Toretto minifigure for Fast & Furious-inspired adventures and race scenarios.

Build, display, and play

• Easy-to-follow building steps let kids and collectors progress at a comfortable pace, then display with pride on shelves or desks.
• The LEGO Building Instructions app offers an interactive way to view the model from every angle and plan adjustments.

Display-ready dimensions and a compact footprint make this model ideal for fans who want a tangible tribute to the car’s iconic lines, plus the flexibility to combine with other Speed Champions sets for broader race scenarios. It’s a thoughtful gift idea for birthdays or holidays, especially for LEGO enthusiasts who enjoy a blend of construction, display, and story-driven play. This set emphasizes possibilities—build for a detailed display, stage a dramatic race, or recreate a scene from the films—without promising specific outcomes.