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LEGO F1 Truck with RB20 & AMR24 F1 Cars (60445)

An F1 Transporter That Is More Truck Than Race

Bench Score70/100SituationalWorth it on a discount or for a specific reason.See the breakdown ↓
1,086pieces70/100Acceptable rather than notable: a solid vehicle-heavy City parts mix, with the branding adding appeal but not parts value.

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F1 Truck with RB20 & AMR24 F1 Cars (set 60445) box art

This F1 transporter set is a decent haul of vehicles built around a big rig and two junior-scale F1 cars, and it makes most sense if you read it as a truck set with racing dressing rather than a racing set. The transporter is the real build here, the two cars are quick and simple, and the licensing gives it a hook for young F1 fans. The value is acceptable but not remarkable, and the play skews toward the transporter opening up and loading the cars. It is a fine set for the right kid and an ordinary one for anyone else.

Where the value sits

The parts read as a solid but unremarkable City spread. The transporter accounts for most of the box and most of the interesting build, while the two F1 cars are small, quick assemblies that lean on printed detail for their liveries. It is a good vehicle-heavy parts mix for a City collection, but nothing about the ratio stands out, and the F1 branding does not add parts value so much as appeal.

The build and the play

The transporter is the part worth building: it opens up to load the cars, has a decent cab and trailer, and gives a child something to drive and stage. The two F1 cars come together fast and are more accessory than centrepiece. Play value is real but bounded, mostly loading and unloading the rig and racing the cars around, which is exactly what the target age wants.

The honest read

It is a competent set that knows its audience. For a young F1 fan the combination of a big truck and two branded cars is a genuine draw, and the transporter build has enough to it to satisfy. For an older builder or a value-hunter, it is a middling City box dressed up with licensing, and there are sets that give you more to keep for the same outlay.

Worth it

  • +Transporter opens up for real loading play
  • +Licensing appeals to young F1 fans
  • +Vehicle-heavy parts for a City collection

Weighing on it

  • −F1 cars are simple accessories, not centrepieces
  • −Value is ordinary once the branding is set aside

Where to get it: F1 Truck with RB20 & AMR24 F1 Cars (set 60445)

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Who it’s for: A young F1 fan who wants a big transporter and branded cars to race and stage, rather than a builder after standout value or depth.

On value: Acceptable rather than notable: a solid vehicle-heavy City parts mix, with the branding adding appeal but not parts value.

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