







Remote Controlled 2077 Rambo | 3358pcs
Brought back from the year 2077, this model pushes the limits of block stealth. A mix of matte grey parts (for body panels & engine block) as well as two tones of vibrant orange and bright red create a truly stand out model.
Based on the Terzo Hypercar, this 57cm model has everything you'd expect underneath its stealth body. A full remote controlled setup, engine with rotating pistons, full drivetrain and more...
57cm x 13cm x 26cm
22.4in x 5.1in x 10.2in
- Over 3300 Pieces
- 1:8 Scale
- 57cm in Length
- Functioning Steering
- Engine with Rotating Pistons
- Fully Independent Front & Rear Suspension
- Aero Pack - Front Splitter & Rear Spoiler
- Detailed Race Interior
- Remote Controlled Drive
- Remote Controlled Steering
- Limited Edition Orange Wheels
- 2x Extra Large Drive Motors
- 1x Servo Steering Motor
- 1x Rechargeable Battery Pack
- 1x Remote Control
- Nexus Brick Collector's Box Included
- Building Instruction Booklet included


Full RC. Real Speed.
This is not a shelf queen. Two XL drive motors and a servo steering motor put the 2077 Rambo under full remote control — rechargeable battery pack and remote included. Build it, charge it, send it across the floor.

Pistons. Suspension. Steering.
Under the stealth grey panels sits real engineering: an engine with rotating pistons, fully independent suspension on all four corners, functioning steering and a full aero pack with front splitter and rear spoiler. 3,358 pieces of working mechanics.

From 2077 To Your Shelf
Brought back from the year 2077: 57 centimeters of matte grey stealth bodywork over limited edition red-mesh wheels with gold hubs, a detailed race interior under the smoked canopy, and a NexusBrick collector’s box to match. A centerpiece, not a toy.
From The NexusBrick Community
It actually drives. My kids think I bought it for them. I did not.
The stealth grey with the red wheels is even better in person. A weekend very well spent.
3,358 pieces later there is a working suspension and a piston engine on my desk. Wild.