► Read our Mercedes G-Glass review here
► Merc’s blockiest ride, made from 2891 Lego pieces
► Off-road credentials with working differentials and beefy suspension
► Celebrate 45 years of the G-Glass
Blocky is a word that describes the Mercedes G-Glass extremely well. It’s also a word that’s synonymous with Lego. A partnership between the two, in the form of the brand-new Lego Technic Mercedes-Benz G500, is a match made in heaven.
Built to celebrate 45 years of the Mercedes G-Class, the G500 measures 43 cm long and looks wilderness-ready with its roof rack, ladder, and chunky spare wheel.
As part of the Technic series, expect this model to be jam-packed with intricate features that’ll let your inner engineer shine. The G500 is no different, with a moving straight-six piston engine, selectable gearbox, locking differentials, and modelled suspension.
The G-Class needs little introduction. Introduced in 1979, it quickly established itself as a no-nonsense off-roader. In the time since it’s morphed from a utilitarian tool into a luxurious SUV, but it’s never lost the off-road credentials that made it an icon.
The box contains 2891 pieces, and you can pick the G500 up for £219.99 today.
Lego Technic Mercedes-Benz G500 Professional Line
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