LEGO Honours Schumacher and the Ferrari F2004
LEGO Icons set 11375, Ferrari F2004 and Michael Schumacher, arrived on March 1, 2026, at $89.99 USD (£79.99 UK, EUR 89.99 Europe). The 735-piece set celebrates one of the most dominant cars in Formula 1 history: the Ferrari F2004 that Michael Schumacher drove to a championship season that remains statistically exceptional even by the standards of modern F1.
The 2004 Formula 1 season saw Schumacher and Ferrari win 15 of 18 races, securing both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships with races to spare. The F2004 was the peak expression of a Ferrari technical era that produced five consecutive Drivers' Championship titles for Schumacher from 2000 to 2004. LEGO's choice to honour this specific car acknowledges both the vehicle's historical significance and Schumacher's enduring legacy in the sport.
Set 11375 is part of LEGO's Icons Formula 1 car series, which has previously included Williams, McLaren, and Lotus entries. The Ferrari F2004 is a natural and long-awaited addition to that lineup, combining the historical importance of the car with the emotional resonance of Schumacher's story.
Set 11375, 735 pieces, $89.99 USD (£79.99 / EUR 89.99 / AU$149.99 / CAD$119.99), March 1 2026
The Build: Steering, V10 Engine, and Bridgestone Tires
The 735-piece F2004 model measures approximately 32 cm long and 13 cm wide, capturing the distinctive narrow nose and sweeping sidepod lines of the 2004 Ferrari at a scale that makes the car identifiable immediately. Working steering allows the front wheels to turn when the steering mechanism inside the open cockpit is adjusted, a functional detail consistent with LEGO's premium F1 model series.
A detailed V10 engine is visible within the model, recreating the powerplant that powered the F2004 to its remarkable season. The engine sits between the cockpit and the rear wing, accessible through a removable bodywork section. This kind of mechanical detail adds depth for builders who appreciate the engineering story behind the racing machine as much as its exterior appearance.
The grooved Bridgestone slick tires with tread detail are a specific touch that elevates the authenticity of the model. Bridgestone's tire partnership with Ferrari was a significant element of the F2004's competitive advantage in 2004, and having the tires identified in the build with accurate groove patterns demonstrates how seriously LEGO's design team researched the car.
Michael Schumacher Minifigure and Display Stand
The Michael Schumacher minifigure is a centrepiece inclusion alongside the car. The figure comes in Schumacher's Ferrari racing suit and helmet with printing that captures his distinctive 2004 livery, and it comes with a winner's trophy accessory that reflects his championship success that season.
The podium-style display stand that accompanies the car is one of the more thoughtful display engineering touches in the set. The stand includes vehicle specifications and a printed Schumacher quote, which transforms the model from a pure car build into a commemorative piece with biographical context. For fans of Schumacher's legacy, the quote adds a personal dimension that a plain plaque could not achieve.
LEGO Insiders members received an early pre-order opportunity before general availability on March 1, with double points incentive attached. The car has been one of the most requested subjects for LEGO's F1 Icons series, and the early pre-order demand reflected that pent-up interest from Ferrari and F1 history fans.
Collector and Display Value
At 735 pieces and $89.99, set 11375 sits at a fair price for the category. The Michael Schumacher minifigure, V10 engine detail, functional steering, and the personalised display stand all contribute to a package that is meaningfully more than a static car model. The combination of play mechanics, biographical detail, and display quality justifies the premium over simpler die-cast collectibles in the same price range.
One note for existing collectors of the LEGO Icons F1 series: reviewers have flagged that the front and rear tires in the F2004 build are the same size, which is a departure from the real car and also a regression compared to earlier entries in the Icons F1 series that had appropriately sized different front and rear tires. The issue does not detract significantly from the overall impression but is worth being aware of for detail-conscious collectors.
This set pairs naturally with the Ferrari-era Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc helmet sets released in the same period, allowing Ferrari fans to build a comprehensive 2026 LEGO Ferrari display spanning the Schumacher dominance era and the current driver lineup.
Is LEGO 11375 Ferrari F2004 Worth Buying?
For Formula 1 fans, particularly those who followed Schumacher's Ferrari era, this is a meaningful purchase. The F2004 is more than a race car; it represents the peak of a dynasty, and having it in LEGO form with a Schumacher minifigure and a quote plaque creates a collector piece with emotional weight beyond the build itself.
For general LEGO Icons collectors, the set delivers a satisfying build with genuine functional elements, strong display credentials, and a well-designed display stand. At 735 pieces for $89.99 it competes fairly with other entries in the Icons vehicle range.
LEGO 11375 Ferrari F2004 and Michael Schumacher launched March 1, 2026, with global availability. Whether you are a Schumacher devotee, a Ferrari fan, or simply an F1 history appreciator, this set earns its spot in the Icons collection.
