BAV Brick Toyota Supra: 2 Ultimate Sets Fully Compared (2026)

The BAV Brick Toyota Supra comes as two 1:8 brick sets: the A80 Collector’s Edition (4,508+ pieces) from $288.39 and an older 4,399 piece Supra from $236.89 as of October 11, 2026. We could not confirm a working promo code for either one, so the savings that hold up are the older set’s markdown, free shipping and the variant you choose.

Which BAV Brick Toyota Supra set should you buy?

Choose the A80 Collector’s Edition for its two 2JZ engine assemblies and two decal sets, or the older 4,399 piece set for a lower price and electric air suspension.

According to BAV Brick’s product pages, checked on October 11, 2026, the A80 is officially licensed by Toyota and ships with an engine display stand, an acrylic nameplate, and both a factory and a movie-inspired decal set. The older Supra is described there as built by Xiaojiaodu and then customized by BAV with its own decals, trim parts, wheels, tires and electroplated brake discs, and that page makes no Toyota license claim.

At today’s prices the gap between matching variants is $51.50, but $30.90 of that is the markdown on the older set, which BAV Brick shows against a crossed-out price. Without it the gap would be $20.60, and the A80 has only about 109 more pieces. If you want a shelf piece that reads as a proper Mk4 Supra, the A80 premium is easy to justify. If you mainly want moving parts and a total near $240, the older set covers that, with the return caveat covered further down.

Which BAV Brick Toyota Supra variant is worth paying for?

Skip remote control and LED unless you will use them, because remote control adds $20.60 on both sets and the LED kit adds $10.30 to the standard A80.

The A80 page lists four versions: standard at $288.39, standard with LED kit at $298.69, remote control at $308.99, and remote control with LED kit at $325.47. The older set offers standard at $236.89 and remote control at $257.49. A common mistake is paying for remote control on a model that will sit on a shelf. The one year warranty BAV Brick lists covers electronic components, so it only matters if you buy a variant that has them.

Is the BAV Brick Toyota Supra A80 actually in stock?

As of October 11, 2026, the BAV Brick Toyota Supra A80 page shows the set is In Stock, clearing up previous backorder notices.

Before paying, confirm that your chosen variant adds to the cart, and use the back in stock email form on the page if it does not. The older set’s page also shows In Stock and carries no sold-out note.

Is there a working BAV Brick Toyota Supra promo code?

We could not confirm a working code for either set, because BAV Brick’s own pages publish none and the code strings on the tracker we checked sit behind reveal buttons.

SimplyCodes lists nine BAV Brick codes as of October 11, 2026: storewide percentages between 8% and 20%, storewide $10 and $20 discounts, and a $50 code tied to a different set, a 1:8 LaFerrari model, and limited to the first 50 orders.

Its community reports include an 8% code confirmed in September and a 16% code confirmed in August, yet the tracker’s own summary says no code was verified in the last 30 days, so its signals disagree. None of the listed codes is documented as tested on the BAV Brick Toyota Supra.

SimplyCodes also notes that BAV Brick publishes no master list of excluded sets, and none appears on the pages we checked, so only checkout can tell you whether a storewide code takes money off the A80. On timing, SimplyCodes’ two years of tracking show BAV Brick codes clustering from May to August and none from November through January, so waiting for the holidays is not supported by that data. Plan on one code per order.

What savings are real without a code?

The savings you can see today are a $30.90 markdown on the older set, free shipping on both sets, and a VIP email list that BAV Brick says carries offers.

• Markdown on the older set: the page shows $257.49 for remote control against a crossed-out $288.39, and $236.89 for standard. BAV Brick’s refund policy says it cannot accept returns on sale items, so ask support whether this markdown counts before you order.
• Free shipping: BAV Brick’s banner promises free worldwide shipping, and its FAQ says international orders over $150 ship free. Every variant we checked clears $150, starting at $236.89.
• VIP email list: BAV Brick says VIP members get access to VIP-only models, offers and discounts. The pages we checked do not promise a welcome discount, so treat sign-up as an alert channel rather than a coupon.

How do you test a BAV Brick Toyota Supra code at checkout without wasting time?

Test one code at a time on a full-price variant, because most checkouts accept a single code and marked-down items can reject codes.

1. Add the exact variant you want to the cart and go to checkout.
2. Enter one code in the discount code box before you enter payment details.
3. Check that the total drops and that shipping still reads as free.
4. If the code is rejected, retry on a full-price A80 variant instead of the marked-down older set, then move to the next code.

What should you check on shipping, returns and warranty?

BAV Brick lists tracked, insured delivery in 7 to 12 business days to the USA and Europe, but its return terms are stricter than its product page suggests.

The product FAQ describes a 30 day return window counted from the order or 7 days after delivery, whichever is later. The separate refund policy limits returns to items that do not match the description or arrive severely damaged and unusable, requires original condition and packaging, and excludes customized products and sale items. Because the two pages disagree, get any return promise in writing from BAV Brick support before you pay, and inspect the box on arrival, since the policy tells buyers to report damaged or wrong items immediately. BAV Brick also says its parts are machine sorted with extras included and offers a missing parts form.

Payment runs through PayPal or Shopify Payments, which BAV Brick says carry 180 day buyer protection. For gifts, BAV Brick’s shipping notice says orders placed on or after December 5 may take longer because of courier backlogs.

Quick answers about the BAV Brick Toyota Supra

Three details that do not fit elsewhere in this guide are size, the smallest model BAV Brick lists, and the color editions.

If you want the BAV Brick Toyota Supra to look like a proper collectible and can accept a restock wait, the A80 is the better set, and you should expect to pay list price unless a code you test at checkout goes through. If your target is a build closer to $240 and you can live with the sale item return restriction, the older set is the cheaper route, though its page makes no Toyota license claim. Whichever you pick, open your exact variant on BAV Brick’s official store, confirm the stock status and price, and only then try one code at checkout.