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Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher

Name: LEGO Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher 11375
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 11375

81 · HIGHLY RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: A2026735 pcsHigh agreement · 93%

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Owner ratings

190

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Highly Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"A deeply satisfying tribute to Schumacher's championship Ferrari that earns its Recommended rating through exceptional design accuracy and strong build enjoyment, though sticker-only livery details remain a genuine miss at this price point."

Reviewers are universally enthusiastic about the Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher set, praising its striking accuracy, detailed curves and aerodynamic bodywork, and its place alongside the Icons F1 lineup featuring the Senna and Mansell cars. Owners back that up strongly, averaging 4.95 out of 5 across 189 ratings. The one recurring criticism is that all sponsor livery and branding is applied via stickers rather than printed parts, which feels like a shortcut at this price point. The set also carries a roughly $20 premium over its immediate predecessors in the Icons F1 range.

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LOVED (7)

01Faithful reproduction of the F2004's curves, aero details, and overall silhouette
02Printed tyres adding an authentic finishing touch
03Hidden Easter eggs including an Italian flag and a motivational quote embedded in the build

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CRITICIZED (2)

01Stickers used extensively for sponsor logos and livery details rather than printed parts
02Price point is approximately $20 higher than previous Icons F1 cars in the series

Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

Plan for a full weekend

🧩 Difficulty

advanced

🎯 Audience

adults

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

stickersenginesteeringwheelpricerearschumacherstanddetaildesignferraridisplayaccuratefunctionaliconspreviousprintedhelmetelementsexcellentcomparedbridgestonecovercarsincreasewingfrontwhite

What reviewers are saying

"Schumacher's most dominant machine. 1:8-scale Icons perfection for F1 fans who remember when Ferrari was untouchable."

The Earl of Bricks

"Pleasingly, we can say that this set very much delivers."

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Ecosystem

Williams FW14B (#10353) 80 — Both are pinnacle F1 Icons sets representing different eras. The F2004 anchors the early 2000s era with authority alongside the Williams FW14B representing the early 1990s. Placed together, they represent two of the most significant chapters in Formula 1 history. The F2004 is positioned as the anchor piece for F1 fans building a historical grid.

McLaren MCL39 (#42228) 75 — The McLaren offers functional mechanical systems at a similar scale via the Technic route, but the F2004 wins on surface finish and historical gravitas. Both are outstanding, but the F2004 is the one that makes visitors stop and stare due to its specific historical significance and premium presentation.

Ferrari SF-24 Speed Champions — Different scales and themes. The F2004 complements the Speed Champions Ferrari, and they can be displayed together as part of a multi-era Ferrari driver lineup.

10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna 77 — The Ferrari offers fresh source material with more advanced aerodynamic design. At a glimpse and certainly for less seasoned F1 fans, the McLaren and Williams are relatively similar in design, thanks to being based on cars only four years apart. The Ferrari F2004 advances F1 chassis and aerodynamic design 12 years down the line and makes for a very different F1 car to build.

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"Schumacher's most dominant machine. 1:8-scale Icons perfection for F1 fans who remember when Ferrari was untouchable."

Key Pros

✓Printed Schumacher helmet and Ferrari shields - no stickers on key details
✓Commanding 60cm display presence with included stand
✓Rosso Corsa red livery is vibrant and accurate

Key Cons

✕Some sponsor details rely on stickers
✕No functional mechanical elements like the Technic F1 sets

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"Pleasingly, we can say that this set very much delivers."

Key Pros

✓Exceptional attention to detail and intuitive LEGO techniques
✓Fresh, advanced aerodynamic source material compared to predecessor sets
✓Most detailed Michael Schumacher minifigure design to date

Key Cons

✕Fair few stickers requiring careful application
✕£10 price increase compared to previous Icons F1 sets

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (1)

Michael Schumacher

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Curved red slopes, plates, tiles, and modified bricks in Ferrari red (Rosso Corsa)
Wide variety of curved red elements in a specific Ferrari red shade that are immediately useful for car MOC builders. The reviewer describes this as making the set a valuable parts source for any builder working in that color family.
Printed Schumacher helmet with seven-star motif
Printed rather than stickered, featuring Michael's signature red design with seven stars representing his seven World Championships. Print quality is described as crisp and immediately recognizable to F1 fans. Exclusive to the F2004 set.
Printed Ferrari shields and sponsor details
Critical identity elements printed rather than stickered, with Marlboro-era sponsor layouts and Ferrari branding in sharp, accurate colors. These printed elements are described as crown jewels with collector value and historical artifact status.
Double-wishbone suspension arms
Features actual articulation and functional movement rather than showpiece geometry. The suspension has real engineering with wheels that absorb impact instead of transmitting it rigidly, an unexpected sophistication for an Icons set.
White elements for upper bodywork
Used for Marlboro-era livery detailing to contrast against the red bodywork, contributing to overall visual impact and authenticity.
Dark tan and gray engine block pieces
Mostly standard colors that read as mechanical without requiring exclusive molds, maintaining the design restraint philosophy.