8145-1: Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 1:10

Ultimate Ferrari detail!

At last, you can build the amazingly detailed and functional Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano in an incredible 1:10 scale! With its sophisticated design, V12 engine with working pistons, opening doors and hood, and working steering system, this authentic LEGO TECHNIC model is perfect for any fan of Ferrari racing, cars, or building. Doors, hood and trunk really open! Working steering system turns front tires! Features V12 front mounted engine with working pistons! Model measures 18" (46 cm) long!

Instructions and parts list

Instructions for this set can be downloaded from LEGO.com:

Filename File size Format Notes/Region
4517844.pdf 12711Kb Book 1/2
4517845.pdf 16355Kb Book 2/2

Instructions for this set may also be available at Peeron.

A parts list for this set may be available at BrickLink and/or Peeron.

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Best looking Ferrari set

Posted by janverdijsseldonk in Netherlands on 29 January 2010

This was my first Lego Ferrari set (afterwards I bought the Enzo) and I can say that this set looks absolutely great. It has a real cognac colored Ferrari interior, nice looking head- and taillights and a massive V12 engine block.
From a technical view this set is really exciting; it doesn't have suspension, a gearbox or any of that, only the doors and the trunk can be opened but it's not very spectacular.
Overall this car is a real show car and you must not expect a technically complicated model from a Lego Racers series. The car does what it's meant for and that is looking great!


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Stickers are now peeling off!

Posted by Monty in United Kingdom on 10 August 2009

Another model spoilt because carefully applied stickers are now peeling off going brittle and disintegrating after just over 2 years! Luckily there are not many on this set.

As i have said before, i for one would ask Lego to use printing rather than stickers - certianly on the expensive sets which are primarily for display.

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7th large Lego car - another Ferrari!

Posted by Time4TT on 22 December 2008

This model follows on in the tradition of Lego building large car models (853, 8860, 8865, 8880, 8448, 8653). I'm not so sure about the looks of this model, but carries on Lego's recent strategy of releasing large cars based on famous cars with essentially the same structure underneath them (steering, suspension, engine, no gearbox, rear wheel drive). Not really pushing the envelope technically, but producing a car which will hopefully appeal to kids and adult collectors alike. The short lifespan of this model (discontinued in 2008) seems to show this one didn't live up to expectations.

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Find the ENZO

Posted by jamal_lts in Singapore on 09 September 2008

intial stage of construction was interesting... it was different then the enzo... but as i was finishing it... i realise the enzo was a much better looking model.

The build sequence for the fiorano is built the front, built the back.. then combine the two , then fix everything else ... whereas the enzo was building everything starting from the bottom layer to the top.

However.. when it comes to the seat, the khaki color is really a nice touch.

My plus point for this model is the engine compartment t the front... has loads of space for some serious mods.. ie. adding a motor for remote function!!

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Red and Black - Speed and Style

Posted by Ideaistic on 19 August 2007

I enjoyed building the Ferrari 599 GTB. There is lots of red on the outside and lots of black on the inside.

In the red: I was a bit disappointed that it used "hand-of-god" steering, rather than investing in linkage to the steering wheel. The model also lacks a true suspension - once again a bit disappointing. In addition, it would have been nice (for the price) to include a working transmission.

In the black: The styling is wonderful, and the proportions are excellent. The assembly is complex enough to be challenging (a plus in my book). The car is sturdy and has a solid feel to it. The panels work well, and the positioning of the flex pieces adds a lot to the overall effect. The "leather" color of the interior pieces is a nice touch.

Overall, a good-looking model, despite the lack of any sophisticated technical features.

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