Authentically Replicated, The Mercedes-AMG One Remote-Control Model

Warning. This is not any run-of-the-mill, store-bought toy. It’s a miniaturised speed machine. Behold, the Mercedes-AMG One Hypercar remote-control model.

In alliance with Mercedes, it is designed by Bruno Jenson (BrunoJJ1) in a 1:8 scale and uses 3,295 pieces of interlocking building blocks by CaDA Bricks.

An exact iteration, the replica parades all the distinctive body contours that make the original Hypercar aerodynamic. 

Most impressively, it sports the iconic longitudinal fin, retractable rear wing and Michelin-wrapped 10-spoke rims.

For a proper scaling, its overall size measures at 570 MM in length, 245 MM in width and 160 MM in height.

Elsewhere, it comes fully-motorised with independent front and rear suspension, shock absorbers, and LED lighting.

The engine is modelled after the six-cylinder original, while the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) is simulated with pullback motors. 

Featured is a setup of two L-motors, each tuned to separate buttons on the remote-control, and a two-speed transmission.

Apart from having full driving capability, its remote-control is also a trigger for the two doors, lighting, and the variable speed.

A complete set, included in its exclusive packaging is a Pro L-motor, a Pro servo motor, a receiver/battery box, a light set, and a remote-control with steering wheel control.

Authenticity is everything, as each replica is created to mimic the original to a T. This is a Mercedes-Benz exclusive (model order number - B6 696 1283).

With all things considered, if the real Mercedes-AMG One Hypercar is a little overkill, well then, maybe a toy model could fill in the void.