Mercedes-AMG ONE: Build the F1-Hybrid Hypercar with 3,200+ Pieces

The F1 Engine That Went Street-Legal — Now in Brick Form

The Mercedes-AMG ONE is not a car. It is a Formula 1 power unit wrapped in a road-legal carbon-fiber shell. And now, in collaboration with our master designers, the Mercedes AMG ONE building block model brings every inch of that obsessive engineering to your desk in 3,200+ precision pieces.

What's in the Box

• 3,200+ pieces of premium ABS bricks with a satin-silver hero finish
• Working steering linked to the front wheels
• Opening dihedral doors with butterfly hinge mechanism
• Removable engine cover revealing the recreated 1.6L V6 turbo hybrid powertrain
• Functional rear wing with DRS-style actuation
• Numbered collector's plaque and detailed display stand

Why This Is Our Most Challenging Set Yet

The AMG ONE has more moving parts than any car we have released. The hybrid powertrain alone uses 412 pieces — including miniature MGU-H and MGU-K modules — assembled in a sequence that mirrors how Mercedes engineers actually build the real thing in Brixworth. Most builders log between 18 and 24 hours of focused construction. The result is not just a model; it is a finished piece of motorsport sculpture.

For the Builder Who Wants a Real Challenge

This is not a weekend project. Several mid-build sub-assemblies must be tested before installation, and the suspension geometry requires careful calibration. We rate it Master Builder difficulty for a reason.

The Story Behind the Set

We spent eight months in design, with three full prototype rebuilds before we were satisfied. The breakthrough came when we cracked the dihedral door hinge — a part so small it fits on a fingertip yet must hold the weight of the upward-swinging door without sagging.

Reserve Yours

The Mercedes-AMG ONE set is available now at Block World. If you want to build the closest thing to an F1 car you can legally own, this is it.