The release of new LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars on May 1st is just around the corner, and like previous LEGO CMF Series' these will again have codes to identify it them!
With the Falconbricks Figure Finder, you can already scan LEGO Series 25, 26, 27 and DnD Minifigures blind boxes to see what's inside and now we've added support for the Formula 1 ones as well.
Identify all LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars
To find out which car is inside the box, simply open the Figure Finder scanner, scan the QR code and it will show you what you've got!
Figure FinderYou'll also find detailed step by step instructions and the list of all supported LEGO CMFs on the Figure Finder page.
Now available on our Website & App
And the best part is, you don't even need to download anything. You can easily use the Figure Finder through this website in your browser!
But since you'll probably want to use it on the go and might not have an internet connection, it's available in the Falconbricks App as well. Where it even works offline too!
Get AppGood luck scanning and collecting! Let us know if it worked for you in the comments below!
F1 mini car worked great for me
ReplyAmazing! Where has this been all my life !
ReplyWell it worked in stanstead lego airport shop, got rid if 3 mclarens to passers by, but couldn't find a ferrari
Replyscanner works perfectly I managed to get all 12 in the one shop for my grandson . Thank you
ReplyWorks perfectly! So useful, thanks. I now have the full set after 10 minutes or so of scanning boxes in Smyths.
ReplyYah! Woo hoo! Thanks to this scanner I now have 2 of every car and no extras saving me a fortune. Thanks Falconbricks
ReplyCodes too small to scan, need a way to be able to manually enter code numbers, or even upload a photograph of code into finder.
ReplyHold the box further away then use the zoom feature on the app to enlarge. This keeps the code in focus.
Ya
ReplyI need to know... what iOS does your app support? I only have 15.8.3
ReplyImma collect 'em all!
ReplyThese shouldn't count as mystery Minifigures
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