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"A visually striking and technically satisfying Technic build for F1 fans that earns its Recommended tier, though the $229.99 price tag is a real sticking point and only 66% of LEGO-surveyed owners would recommend it outright."
Owners and reviewers alike are enthusiastic about the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car, with 659 owner ratings averaging 4.72 out of 5 across all major retailers. Reviewers consistently celebrate the deep navy livery, exposed engine detail, and working steering mechanism as highlights of the 1,639-piece build. The BrickScore of 71.3 reflects that while the set earns a Recommended tier for its engineering spectacle and design fidelity, value-for-money is the one area that pulls the score back, with aspect scores in the low 50s for parts value. Only 66% of LEGO surveyed owners said they would recommend it, a notably lower figure than the raw star rating might suggest.
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"It's probably the best Technic F1 car released so far, with great aesthetics and accurate details."
Jay's Brick Blog"having four identical tires on a Formula 1 car that is clearly meant to be displayed is probably the biggest mistake LEGO can make with these releases"
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"42206 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car is the largest and most expensive of four models of last-year's Championship-winning car, modelled at a scale of approximately 1:8. Unfortunately, like many similar models, it suf…"
Brickset Reviews"It's probably the best Technic F1 car released so far, with great aesthetics and accurate details."
"having four identical tires on a Formula 1 car that is clearly meant to be displayed is probably the biggest mistake LEGO can make with these releases"
"42206 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car is the largest and most expensive of four models of last-year's Championship-winning car, modelled at a scale of approximately 1:8. Unfortunately, like many similar models, it suffers from a major flaw..."
Owners love the detailed design, rewarding build, and authentic F1 engineering, but are frustrated by undersized rear tires, excessive stickers, quality control issues, and inconsistent customer service on replacements.
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