The set was provided for review by LEGO. All opinions expressed are those of the author. Minifigure Unfortunately, their inclusion was impossible because the windows needed to remain static, so excluding the opening doors was sensible. The interior is instead accessible by detaching the windscreen, revealing red leather inside! This vibrant colour absolutely suits the ostentatious Countach and there is space for two minifigures, as usual.

One thing I would have liked to see is LEGO matching the real life car and maybe putting some extra details in. The 2020 8-wide Speed Champions Lamborghini Huracan alongside its cheaper, smaller poly bag version. Really shows what LEGO can do at different scales, with a genuine family resemblance. The gold wing mirrors are a really good touch, this is another 2020 model that's gained wing mirrors with the additional level of detail.With 663 pieces this is a substantial set, especially when you consider the move to avoid lots of accessories with Speed Champions sets going forward. Other Lamborghini partners feature on the bodywork and the (adjustable) rear spoiler (Oppo, Pertamina and Fastron). Both the Huracan and its bigger brother, the Aventador, are relatively long in the tooth and surprising to see in the Speed Champions line. The model itself has a cool looking long sloped roof, complete with spoiler, which lifts off easily to reveal the interior. People have had high expectations for the addition of Lamborghini to Speed Champions and the sleek, well proportioned model made possible by the new 8 wide format really does it justice

The model uses the standard new Speed Champions chassis and wheel mounts and uses a hinged front to replicate Lamborghini's trademark low, slanted front design style. It's hard to be upset once you've bought this set, both models offer an interesting build and really great sets to play with or display once you're finished.We'll definitely be looking forward to that, and whether we're going to see any Speed Champions re-releases to match. It doesn't use the standard wheel mounting that we've seen on other models and there's a lot of effort gone into scaling the 8-wide design language up to a larger vehicle. The Lamborghini Huracan itself has been around for some time, first shown in Geneva in 2014, and this is the first time we're seeing it in LEGO. With the Urus, the front splitter design is great and side by side with the actual vehicle it really replicates how aggressive it looks and how high it sits off the ground. Of course the Urus is here because of commercial/contractual reasons with LEGO and Lamborghini - it's unlikely too many people were crying out for a Speed Champions Urus.

There are two instruction manuals present, so two people are able to build the two vehicles in parallel which is a nice touch. More manuals of Lego Frequently Asked Questions about Lego set 76899 Speed Champions Lamborghini Urus ST-X & Lamborghini Hura This particular Huracan model is based on the 2019 Lamborghini Squadra Corse 'Collectors Edition' race car, available for customer race series.Simple clips support the 2x2 curved slopes underneath, which feature the same angle. These panels envelop trans-red 1x1 cones, recreating the unusual light clusters located at the rear of the Lamborghini Countach. They look absolutely brilliant and the exhausts are equally accurate, but can be dislodged quite easily. The wing is impressive too, but can be removed if you prefer. On top of the model, as with the actual race car, there's a skeleton/tourbillon watch design on the roof. The rear wing/spoiler on the model is adjustable and the hinged front also does double duty as a bonnet vent, looking aggressive. We've actually seen these wheels before, on the '74 911 Turbo, but here some wheel trims make the wheels look much bigger and in proportion to the Urus.