The Lego Nintendo Mario set is a nearly two-thousand-piece toy called ‘The LEGO Super Mario: Mario Kart. ’ According to the Discussion, the toy will be released on May 15, 202

After leaks showed off the set early, we now have an official first look at a for-adults Lego Mario Kart set that - and if you ask me, it's more impressive than I'd expected. Unveiled as part of Mario Day (March 10,

It's Mario's big day, and Nintendo's plumber is getting a new Lego set with quite a few pieces in the box. Lego has revealed a new Mario Kart Lego set today, March 10, with almost 2,000 pieces and an "18+" age recommendation,

Lego Insiders can pre-order the new set now, while non-members will have to wait until April 15

Lego has announced a new addition to its Mario Kart collection that first debuted last August. But don’t expect Lego’s latest Super Mario set to fit in with the rest of the racers. At 12.5 inches long and 8.5 inches tall, this set, featuring Mario in his standard racing kart from the game, is Lego’s largest Mario Kart build to date.

The LEGO Group is revving up the excitement for MAR10 Day with the release of the LEGO Super Mario: Mario Kart – Mario & Standard Kart set. This build-and-display set brings the thrilling world of Mario Kart to life in brick form.

LEGO has unveiled a new Mario Kart set aimed at adult builders, Mario & Standard Kart (72037), which will arrive on 15 May this year.

Despite that beefy price and naughty age rating, the set looks really rather strong. It's one of the more detailed takes on both Mario and his kart that we have seen from an official LEGO build so far, and the posable limbs and stand seem to make for a pretty dynamic-looking display piece.

Lego now offers a complex, detailed set for adult builders – in the form of Mario in his racing kart! The Lego Mario Kart Set Lego's website states that the set has 1972 pieces and is for builders of 18 years or older – an adult set,

Lego’s newly-released Mario Kart sets are going to be a problem for me. They’re just so dang delightful. In celebration of MAR10 DAY, aka “Mario Day” the folks over at Lego sent over the Standard Kart and Baby Peach & Grand Prix sets to build – and after several wonderful hours with them,