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Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher

The best of the Icons F1 trio, and the Schumacher figure alone almost sells it.

Brick Rated Score

4.4/5

Set 11375 · 2026

Pieces735

Minifigs1

Year2026

Set number11375

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The verdict

This is the third car in LEGO's Icons Formula 1 line, and it is comfortably my favourite of the bunch.

The nose curve and the way the bodywork tucks into the sidepods are genuinely lovely, and the Michael Schumacher minifigure (with his own trophy and podium stand) is the best F1 legend figure they have made so far. It is a display piece first and foremost, so if you want swooshing and play features you should look elsewhere. But if you love this era of racing, it earns its shelf space.

Best for: Ferrari and Schumacher fans building a display shelf of Icons F1 cars

The full review

What it is

The F2004 is the car Michael Schumacher drove to his seventh and final drivers' title, and LEGO has captured why it mattered. The first thing that got me was the shaping. The nose curves down and flows into the sidepods in a way that reads unmistakably as a mid-2000s Ferrari, and the rosso corsa red across the bodywork is exactly right. It sits at a bigger scale than Speed Champions, which is what gives it room for the fine detail: a visible Tipo V10 engine under a removable cover, working steering, grooved slick tyres that match the Bridgestones of that era, and a proper display stand printed with the car's stats. It is the third entry in the Icons F1 line after the McLaren MP4/4 and the Williams FW14B, and to my eye it is the strongest of the three.

The catch

I will be straight with you about the sticker sheet, because it is the thing builders keep raising. There are around forty stickers on this car, which works out to roughly one every five assembly steps, and if you are the sort of person who tenses up over a slightly crooked decal, this build will test you. The other honest note is the tyres. On the real F2004 the rears are noticeably fatter than the fronts, but here they are the same size, which is a small step back from the Williams set and something keen F1 fans will spot straight away. And at $89.99 for 735 pieces, the value is in the detail and the licence rather than the brick count, so go in expecting a display model.

Who it's for

If you love this era of Formula 1, or you already own one of the other Icons F1 cars and want the set to line up beside it, this is an easy recommendation. The shared 32cm scale and matching stands mean all three look like a proper collection together. The Schumacher figure, complete with his own trophy and podium, is a lovely touch that the earlier sets in a sense build toward. Where I would pump the brakes is if you want play features or swooshability, or if fiddly stickers genuinely spoil a build for you. This is a shelf piece, and a very good one, but it is a shelf piece.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

The build runs across seven numbered bags and comes together in a satisfying order. Bag one gives you the minifigure stand and the start of the central chassis, then you work outward: engine detail and rear struts, front struts and front wing, sidepods and bodywork, rear wing, engine cover and wheels, and finally the display stand. It is a detailed build without being punishing, and the bodywork panels are the fun part, watching the flat-looking chassis suddenly gain that curved Ferrari silhouette. The stickers are the one drag on the flow, since they arrive often enough that you settle into a rhythm of build a bit, apply a decal, build a bit more.

The standout parts here are less about brand-new moulds and more about clever shaping and printing. Those grooved slick tyres are the visual signature, matching the real grooved-tyre rules of 1999 to 2008, and they do a lot of heavy lifting for accuracy. The real value, though, is the Michael Schumacher minifigure, which is unique to this set: printed torso, legs and helmet, a winner's trophy, and a podium-style stand with a printed image and a quote from the seven-time champion. For a licensed model at this scale, the part-count value is fair rather than generous, and you are really paying for the shaping, the printing and the badge on the box.

Fun facts

01The real F2004 utterly dominated the 2004 season, winning 15 of the 18 races and handing Ferrari its sixth straight constructors' title and Schumacher his seventh and final drivers' championship.
02Schumacher personally took 13 of those wins, including a then-record seven victories in a row and 12 of the first 13 races of the year.
03All three Icons F1 cars share the same footprint of 32cm long by 13cm wide, so the Ferrari, Williams FW14B and McLaren MP4/4 are designed to display in a perfectly matched row.
04The model keeps its Tipo V10 engine accessible: a section of the rear bodywork lifts away so you can see the detailed engine underneath.