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Presenting the two-in-one LEGO 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo and 911 Targa!

This is any German motorhead’s dream – two Porsches for the price of one!

LEGO today have unveiled 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo and 911 Targa, a two-in-one build of the legendary Porsche 911, widely considered one of the greatest sports cars ever designed – and my absolute dream car.

This isn’t LEGO’s first stab at the iconic 911 (the Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS is one of my favourites) but it will join the other Creator Expert-scaled cars such as last year’s Fiat 500, and Ford Mustang.

Weighing in at 1,458 pieces and costing US$149.99/AU$229.99, the set has a global release date of 1 March 2021, but LEGO VIPs will get early access to the set on 16 February 2021.

It will be available exclusively to LEGO.com and LEGO Brand Retail stores at release, with a wider general release later.

Regional pricing and links below:

LEGO celebrates the Porsche 911’s heritage by winding back the clock to the 1970s and 1980s with these versions of the 911 Turbo and 911 Targa, in white which is one of the more classic 911 colours and something fans will absolutely enjoy.

To reward LEGO VIP members and Porsche superfans, there will be limited numbers of a LEGO Porsche Owner’s pack which will contain four Porsche adverts from throughout the 911’s history have been selected to be made into LEGO art prints, as part of a limited-edition LEGO Porsche owners pack.

Along with the collectible art prints, the pack also contains a certificate of ownership and a card wallet in a smart collector’s portfolio.

These retro posters are really cool, and you can access the PDF versions here.

I think it’s pretty clever of LEGO to give this set the two-in-one treatment, allowing fans to construct either as the fixed roof 911 Turbo model or as the open-roofed 911 Targa at one time – pleasing both coupe and convertible fans.

Here are the major differences and look at the interiors, from the back of the box.

The LEGO Porsche 911 measures 10.8 cm high, 16 cm wide and 35.5 cm wide.

Channelling the essence of the ubiquitous German sports car, the LEGO Porsche 911 Turbo and 911 Targa variants feature all the hallmarks of their namesakes, from the aerodynamic shoulder line to angled headlamps and sculpted bonnet with Porsche badge and rear-mounted flat six ‘boxer’ engine.

Based on the press photos, I think LEGO have done a tremendous job capturing the look and shape of the Porsche 911, with the headlights being incredible accurate renditions.

The headlights are almost begging to be lit up with a lighting kit.

The spoiler on the Turbo version is great, but the back does seem a little odd, even if they capture the wide shape quite well.

As a bonus, it looks like the Porsche logo, Turbo & Porsche wording on the back are all printed, which is superb.

Be sure to also watch the Designer video, featuring designer Mike Psiaki

The Porsche 911 has a special place in my heart, and with the collectability of the LEGO Porsche Owner’s pack, this is an easy day one buy for me – I truly love the Creator Expert car line, and while you could argue that LEGO has over-relied on its Porsche partnership a bit too generously in recent years, this is a Porsche 911 and to add it alongside my other Creator Expert cars is a no-brainer for me.

LEGO 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo and 911 Targa will be released for LEGO VIPs on 16 February, ahead of a 1 March launch and will be available exclusively on LEGO.com or your local LEGO Store.

What do you think of the new LEGO Porsche 911? Let me know if you’ll be picking one up in February!

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12 responses to “Presenting the two-in-one LEGO 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo and 911 Targa!”

  1. Hi Jay.
    Will be ordering the Lego Porsche 911.
    How will I know if the vip owners pack is in the box without opening it.
    Thanks. Bill

  2. Fiona says:

    I’m not a motor-head at all, but I LOVE this model – it is so beautiful and so well designed. I like the white but I agree that a brighter colour would be more appropriate. Perhaps they didn’t want to polarise people with a specific colour and/or maybe they would have had to make too many new coloured elements, making it more expensive. I think the price is good given it is branded, and given the level of detailing. I will definitely be buying it!

  3. Mark P says:

    Oooof. A special edition??? That’s not a direction I want Lego to be going in…

    Oh well, kit looks nice enough, I especially like the effort they’ve gone into to create two models in one.

    • Jay says:

      Unfortunately LEGO will only go harder on limited/special editions in 2021 to drive collectability. It’s a way to “reward” early adopters/those that buy on Day 1. I confess to being a sucker for these things…. so it definitely works.

  4. Mike says:

    Hi Jay, very excited to see this and will definitely buy it ASAP. I find a couple of things are a bit jarring – namely the visible studs on the fenders and the front wheel arch (which still looks a bit wrong to me) but overall it looks like a 9.5 out of 10 so I can’t wait to build it.

    • Jay says:

      Yeah the fenders look a little clumsy – I just hope it’s just an effect of the official images, and on the physical model they won’t be that noticeable.

  5. Daniel Lemish says:

    It looks fantastic, accurate and very cool!
    But WHITE!? Any colour except white!
    Would look great in red, blue, green, yellow, etc….
    Also, that price here in Oz is very high!

    But glad you are getting your 911, Jay 🙂
    Keep up the great work with this site!

    • Andy says:

      White is historically Germany’s racing colour (that Mercedes famously stripped off to reveal the bare metal silver beneath) so it makes sense it is that colour.

      I agree though, I’d prefer a different colour.

    • Jay says:

      I think the White is more a classic 70s and 80s Porsche 911 treatment – they’re clearly leaning towards that specific era so it feels right. Personally, I’d love a yellow or lime green one if I had the chance to select the paintjob!

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