The Journal · Gift Guides
Best LEGO Father's Day Gifts: Our Picks by Budget
LEGO Father's Day gifts sorted by budget and interest: small Speed Champions cars, F1 and classic car models, a road bike with a working chain drive, space and film sets, and a few large projects. Every pick is on sale and expected to stay on sale past Father's Day 2027.
Pin It
Last Updated: October 07, 2026
Supporting Free Content
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. As an eBay Partner, we earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. We also earn a commission when you buy from Wicked Brick or BRKOX through our links (Awin). When you purchase through our links, that small commission helps us keep bringing you expert LEGO® reviews and guides. Thank you for your support!
Start a LEGO Father's Day gift from what he is into, then pick the budget: there are small cars for under $30, detailed F1 and classic car models in the middle, and long projects at the top. If cars are not his thing, a road bike, a space set or a film set works just as well. Every set below is on sale and, in our catalog, expected to stay on sale past Father's Day 2027, which falls on June 20 in the US.
This is a research based guide: we compared the sets our catalog lists as currently sold, and each card shows the piece count and expected exit date when the page loads.
Under $30: Speed Champions
Ferrari 499PSmall, quick builds of real cars, rated 9+ or 10+, that sit on a desk.
Ferrari 499P, the endurance race car with its low cockpit and rear wing.
Ken Block's '65 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn V1, the custom car from his driving videos.
The Time Machine from Back to the Future, with its lightning rod.
The Toyota Supra MK4 from the 2001 film The Fast and The Furious.
$50 to $100
Ferrari F2004 & Michael SchumacherFerrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher: the car from the 2004 season, with working steering and slick tires.
McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna, the 1988 McLaren F1 car.
Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell, the 1992 title winner, with a Mansell minifigure. Expected to leave LEGO's range on July 31, 2027.
1966 Ford GT40 MKII, a Technic model of the classic endurance racer, rated 18+.
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, a Technic SUV with steering, suspension and a V6 engine, rated 10+.
Project Hail Mary: a microscale spacecraft with a crank that sends the crew module into orbit.
Sauron's Helmet from The Lord of the Rings, with a Sauron minifigure holding the One Ring.
$100 to $250
Ford Model TFord Model T with a fold-back fabric roof and a fold-down split windshield.
Road Bike with front-wheel steering and a working pedal-and-chain drive with a freewheel.
Porsche 911, built as either the Turbo or the Targa. Expected to leave LEGO's range at the end of 2027.
McLaren MCL39, a 1:8 Technic model of the 2025 F1 car.
Aston Martin Aramco AMR25, a 1:8 Technic F1 car with push-rod suspension, a differential and a 2-speed gearbox.
Ducati Panigale V4 S, a large Technic motorcycle. Expected to leave LEGO's range on July 31, 2027.
Shuttle Carrier Aircraft: the Boeing 747 with the Space Shuttle Enterprise on its back.
Tintin Moon Rocket with five minifigures in space suits.
$250 and up
The Lord of the Rings: The ShireLong projects for a dad who enjoys the build as much as the result.
The Shire: Bilbo's birthday party with nine characters from the films.
Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D with a detachable saucer section.
Volvo EC500 Hybrid Excavator, a Technic model with a motor and gearbox. Expected to leave LEGO's range on July 31, 2027.
McLaren P1, a 1:8 Technic hypercar with a 7-speed gearbox and a V8 piston engine.
Minas Tirith: a microscale city outside with minifigure-scale rooms inside.