10 Inspiring Toyota Speed Champions LEGO MOCs: Instructions, Tips and Ideas

Toyota Speed Champions — 10 LEGO MOCs to Ignite Your JDM Passion

Toyota and Speed Champions are a perfect match: compact proportions, bold lines, and endless tuning possibilities. From the iconic A80 Supra to the drift-legend AE86 and indestructible Hilux, Toyota’s lineup gives builders a playground for sleek silhouettes, aero kits, and expressive liveries. In 8-stud scale you can capture aggressive stances with wedge plates and curved slopes, pop-up headlights with clever hinge tricks, and those unmistakable JDM details—deep-dish wheels, targa roofs, ducktail spoilers, splitter canards, and more. Whether you’re recreating a movie hero car or a humble tuner that looks ready for a midnight touge run, these MOCs show how far you can push realism while keeping the model sturdy and fun to swoosh around.

When planning your Toyota Speed Champions build, think in layers: chassis stiffness first, then body shaping, then color blocking and graphics. Toyota shapes often hinge on subtle angles—a Supra’s long, rounded nose, an AE86’s boxy wedge, or a Hilux’s upright cab—so test different bracket offsets and SNOT sub-assemblies to get the lines right. Interiors matter too: a snug two-seater with a small wheel, a stick shift made from a bar, and maybe a nitrous bottle behind the seats instantly sell the vibe. Finally, don’t forget stance—tile the arches, tuck the wheels slightly, and keep the ride height low but drivable.

Tips for Building Toyota Speed Champions MOCs

• Lock a rigid core (2–3 plates thick) before skinning the body; it prevents flex when you add heavy fenders and spoilers.

• Use SNOT bricks/plates to sculpt the Supra’s round nose and the AE86’s sharp beltline without exposed studs.

• For pop-up headlights, hinge plates + 1×2 tiles make clean, functional flaps in 8-wide scale.

• Build mirrors and door handles as micro-assemblies (minifig hands/bars/clips) for premium realism.

• Keep the wheelbase consistent (usually 14–16 studs in Speed Champions scale) so minifigs fit naturally.

• Print or source stickers last—lock your geometry first so graphics align perfectly.

Ideas for Toyota-Themed MOCs

• Movie icons: bold orange A80 from The Fast and the Furious, or a weathered “Project Car” variant.

• Touge & drift: panda-livery AE86, stripped interior, deep offset wheels, roll-cage hints.

• Works racers: TRD/Supra GT, Super GT aero, or classic IMSA-style Supras.

• Rally/off-road: Hilux and T100 with lift kits, snorkels, and bed racks.

• Modern GR fleet: GR Supra, GR86, GR Yaris—shared design language but distinct aero flavors.

Featured Toyota Speed Champions MOCs 

Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno from Initial D

Designer: madspacer
Get the instructions: Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno from Initial D by madspacer. 

Toyota Supra – The Fast and the Furious

Designer: barneius
Get the instructions: Toyota Supra – The Fast and the Furious by barneius. 

Toyota MK4 Supra

Designer: mcgwerks
Get the instructions: Toyota MK4 Supra by mcgwerks.

Toyota AE86 GT-Apex in Red

Designer: madspacer
Get the instructions: Toyota AE86 GT-Apex in red by madspacer.

Toyota Supra Mk4 (F&F)

Designer: NV Carmocs
Get the instructions: Toyota Supra Mk4 (F&F) by NV Carmocs. 

Toyota A80 Supra V2

Designer: mcgwerks
Get the instructions: Toyota A80 Supra V2 by mcgwerks.

Toyota Supra A80 — Fast and Furious 1

Designer: banka
Get the instructions: toyota Supra A80 Fast and Furious 1 by banka.

Toyota AE86 Trueno

Designer: TheBoostedBrick
Get the instructions: Toyota AE 86 Trueno by TheBoostedBrick.

Toyota T100

Designer: TheBoostedBrick
Get the instructions: Toyota T100 by TheBoostedBrick. 

Top Gear’s “Indestructible” Toyota Hilux

Designer: MOCturnal
Get the instructions: MOCturnal Top Gear’s The Indestructible Toyota Hilux by MOCturnal.