Price and Details of New LEGO Mario Kart: Luigi and Flag 8 Set for Adults

New LEGO Mario Kart Luigi Mach 8 Set Unveiled for Adults - Buildable Display Kit with Posable Figurine and Rotating Flame Elements

The LEGO Group has revealed the LEGO Mario Kart Luigi Mach 8 set (72050), the second in the Mario Kart lineup within the LEGO Super Mario universe. Designed for adult fans, this 2,234-piece kit features a buildable Luigi figurine in his classic green plumber suit, seated in the Mach 8 kart. The Luigi figurine features a posable head, arms, and hands. The Mach 8 includes rotating flame elements, activated by spinning the rear wheels. The set utilizes printed elements throughout, eliminating the need for stickers. Step-by-step instructions are available through the LEGO Builder app, which allows users to save sets, track progress, and zoom and rotate the set with 3D building instructions. The set also includes a buildable display stand to showcase Luigi and his kart at various angles. The assembled model measures 41 cm long, 23 cm wide, and 25 cm high. Note that this set does not include minifigures. According to LEGO, this new model was created to complement the separate LEGO Mario Kart Mario and Standard Kart set (72037). The LEGO Mario Kart Luigi Mach 8 (72050) is available for preorder now at LEGO.com for $179.99, £159.99, or €179.99. Shipping will begin on April 1, 2026.

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