A new movie is in the pipeline and slated for a 2021 release. There’s been some truly memorable heavy hitters on the cool car barometer like many Nissan Skyline GT-Rs, Han Lue’s Orange and Black drifting Mazda RX-7 in Tokyo Drift, the Toyota Supra in the first two films, or the Ford RS2000 and Plymouth Superbird in the latest movie of the series. Only one sticks out in memory of many who have seen the multitude of cars in a 19-year-old legacy, but it’s Dom Toretto’s Dodge Charger which appeared in the first four of the movie that Lego has decided to immortalise in plastic.
Its legend was cemented by its nitrous-charged V8 during the closing scene of the first movie as the Dom’s nitrous-charged V8 Charger lifts its front wheels clear off the ground drag racing Brian (Paul Walker) in a Toyota Supra.
The 1,077-piece Technic kit yields a 1:13 scale model with nifty detail like doors that open, the V8 engine complete with protruding air ram scoops, nitrous tanks in the boot and a fire extinguisher in the cockpit.