Lego and Daimler are known for collaborating in the past on an Unimog created from Lego pieces, but their latest joint-venture product is the most complicated toy truck you'll ever see. It goes by the ...

The LEGO® Group and Daimler AG once again join forces to build a powerful LEGO® Technic construction site vehicle. Another remarkable collaboration between the LEGO Group and Daimler AG reveals a ...

Mark McNabb was a contributor at TopSpeed from 2013 to 2018. Growing up, Mark always had a mind for tinkering on random items throughout his home and dad’s garage, including a 1953 Ford Mainline and ...

From August, 1, 2015, fleet operators will be able to add a new variant of the Mercedes-Benz Arocs to their fleets - a Lego Technic scale model. Lego said it tried to make the model as true to life as ...

Standing at 12 inches high and 21 inches long, the Arocs 3245 will be one of the most complex models in the Lego Technic assortment. In order to bring this model to fruition, the team at Lego visited ...

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CAN you take the challenge? As LEGO’s latest Technic set goes on sale, the company are challenging truck lovers to see if they can tell the difference between the LEGO model of the Mercedes Arocs and ...

Daimler AG and the Lego Group have collaborated to deliver a scale model of one of the world’s most complex trucks – the Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 – complete with the frame and suspension system, ...

If you love trucks, this Technics set will blow your mind. The 2,793-piece kit builds a 29-inch long Mercedes construction truck along with a motorized crane and moving engine pistons. Buy Lego ...

One of the most complex Lego Technik models ever devised is about to hit stores, just in time for you to, ahem, test out things you're thinking about giving to family members during the holiday season ...

LEGO's Technic line has been inspiring future engineers for around 30 years with kits that give kids of all ages the ability to create more advanced models than the standard LEGO blocks. LEGO has now ...