CaDA BWT Alpine F1 Team A525 (C64012W) 1:8 Scale Officially Licensed F1 Model Kit
The CaDA BWT Alpine F1 Team A525 (C64012W) is an officially licensed 1:8 scale brick-built masterpiece that faithfully recreates the cutting-edge design of Alpine’s Formula 1 challenger. Built from 2,173+ premium ABS pieces, this model delivers exceptional realism through high-quality printed elements—no stickers—capturing the authentic livery and fine details expected by serious builders and motorsport fans alike. From its aggressive stance to its display-ready nameplate, the Alpine F1 car is designed to stand out as a true collector’s showpiece.
Beyond its striking appearance, the model impresses with advanced mechanical and interactive original features. Enjoy working steering controlled by the cockpit wheel, a visible V6 engine synchronized with the car’s movement, and accurate push-rod suspension. Functional details include a cockpit-linked DRS rear wing, a quick-release engine cover, detachable aerodynamic components, and detailed Venturi tunnels underneath. Builders can also customize the model with driver options—#10 Pierre Gasly or #43 Franco Colapinto—making this brick set a challenging, immersive, and highly rewarding quality build for ages 14 and up.
CaDA BWT Alpine A525 C64012W Specifications
• Scale: 1/8 • Pieces: 2173+ • Printed pieces • Officially licensed
This car is the Alpine team's A525 for the 2025 season. The pink and blue color scheme is so distinctive! The logos of real sponsors like BWT, eni, and Microsoft are all reproduced, even the yellow sidewalls of the P Zero tires are replicated—a detail enthusiast's dream. And it's not just for show; the wheels turn, the steering wheel works, and when placed in a transparent display case on a TV stand, it instantly elevates the style of your living room. When relatives and friends come over, they'll all come closer to take a look: "Is this a Lego car?" "No, it's CADA, officially licensed!" F1 fans shouldn't miss it either. This 1:8 scale car is almost half a meter long, giving it a "track-level" presence on the table. During the Chinese New Year, build it with your family, chatting about Gasly and Corapispinto's racing stories—it's even more fun than playing mahjong. Although the Spring Festival is over, this building block set remains an excellent choice for parent-child interaction and individual stress relief—after completing it, you'll not only own an "interactive work of art," but also understand the aerodynamic design of F1 cars, such as why the front wing is curved and the rear wing is upturned.