LEGO's Upcoming 'Back to the Future' Time Machine Set Sees Three Build Modes
There’s even a light-up flux capacitor.
LEGO is teaming up with Universal for a special Back to the Future release.
Taking one of the most iconic vehicles in Hollywood history — the modified DeLorean — LEGO has created a 1,856 piece set of the time machine. There’s a bit of each film in this build as fans have three variations of the time machine to choose from in the single set, including the one from Back To The Future II with fold-up tires. Details like a light-up flux capacitor, a toy box of plutonium, Marty’s hoverboard, and Doc Brown and Marty McFly minifigures complete the offering.
“Universal, Amblin Entertainment and the Back to the Future filmmakers are delighted to have partnered with the LEGO team in the creation of this fantastic kit,” said Bob Gale, co-writer and co-producer of the trilogy. “In the movie, Doc Brown spent almost 30 years and his entire family fortune to build his Time Machine. Fortunately, you’ll be able to build this LEGO model in significantly less time and with far less expense – although your completed version will be unable to travel through time!”
This set will be released on April 1 for a price of $169.99 USD. Head over to LEGO to learn more.
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