A large-scale replica of a Formula 1 racing car, constructed from LEGO bricks, is prominently displayed indoors within a temporary black canopy structure in Herzliya, Israel. The car features a predominantly black chassis with extensive pink and blue accents, displaying "BWT" in blue and white on its sidepods, "Castrol," "E-Tech," and partially visible "Alpine" branding, along with the number "44." A black tire with "PIRELLI P ZERO" branding is visible on the front left wheel. The exhibit is surrounded by clear plexiglass barriers with black frames and a red velvet rope, separating it from the public. Hebrew text "נא לא לגעת" (Please do not touch) is visible on the barriers. The floor beneath the car features a red and white checkered pattern, mimicking a racetrack kerb. Behind the car, a large flat-screen display shows a monochrome image of what appears to be the car under construction, with the caption "But how did we do it?" A colorful graphic partially visible to the left indicates "World of Thrill." In the background, beyond the exhibit, a large glass storefront of a "ZARA" retail establishment is visible, indicating a shopping mall environment. Two individuals, an adult female and a young girl, are observing the exhibit from behind the red rope barrier. The adult female, with dark hair, wears a dark top, a lighter-colored shawl, and carries a red backpack; she is smiling faintly. The young girl, with dark hair, wears a dark patterned jacket and stands beside the adult female. in Herzliya, Israel

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Dec 17, 2025, 1:02 PM

Herzliya, Israel

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A large-scale replica of a Formula 1 racing car, constructed from LEGO bricks, is prominently displayed indoors within a temporary black canopy structure in Herzliya, Israel. The car features a predominantly black chassis with extensive pink and blue accents, displaying "BWT" in blue and white on its sidepods, "Castrol," "E-Tech," and partially visible "Alpine" branding, along with the number "44." A black tire with "PIRELLI P ZERO" branding is visible on the front left wheel. The exhibit is surrounded by clear plexiglass barriers with black frames and a red velvet rope, separating it from the public. Hebrew text "נא לא לגעת" (Please do not touch) is visible on the barriers. The floor beneath the car features a red and white checkered pattern, mimicking a racetrack kerb. Behind the car, a large flat-screen display shows a monochrome image of what appears to be the car under construction, with the caption "But how did we do it?" A colorful graphic partially visible to the left indicates "World of Thrill." In the background, beyond the exhibit, a large glass storefront of a "ZARA" retail establishment is visible, indicating a shopping mall environment. Two individuals, an adult female and a young girl, are observing the exhibit from behind the red rope barrier. The adult female, with dark hair, wears a dark top, a lighter-colored shawl, and carries a red backpack; she is smiling faintly. The young girl, with dark hair, wears a dark patterned jacket and stands beside the adult female.

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