How Big Is BAV Brick 1:8? Real Sizes in cm and Inches

BAV Brick 1:8 sports and supercar models with published dimensions measure about 59 to 64 cm (23 to 25 in) long, 25 to 31 cm wide and 15 to 18 cm tall. Taller builds such as the Land Rover Defender 110 reach 30 cm in height, so how big a BAV Brick 1:8 gets depends on the model you pick.

How big is a BAV Brick 1:8 model?

Those ranges describe the cars with published dimensions. BAV Brick also sells 1:8 builds that are not sports cars, such as F1 cars and a Mercedes Unimog expedition truck, and their sizes can differ, so read each listing rather than reusing the car figures.

What are the BAV Brick dimensions for popular 1:8 models?

Across the four models below, length runs from 59 to 63.6 cm and height from 15.5 cm for a low supercar to 30 cm for the Land Rover Defender. The figures come from each model’s own BAV Brick listing, checked on September 24, 2026, and they can change if BAV revises a listing.

Some listings give only a length. BAV Brick describes its Devel Sixteen V16 as 61 cm long and its Maserati GranTurismo as more than 62 cm, and says its Ferrari 296 track build and Pagani Utopia builds stretch over half a meter. The listing excerpts checked for those models give no width or height, so confirm both on the product page before you clear shelf space.

The Land Rover Defender is the outlier for height. BAV Brick’s listing gives it 30 cm, which is 13 cm more headroom than the GT3 needs.

What does 1:8 scale mean for the finished size?

1:8 scale means every dimension of the brick model is one eighth of the real vehicle’s. Dividing the real car’s length by eight gives a rough estimate: Wikipedia lists the Ferrari 296 at 4,565 mm and the Pagani Utopia at 4,597 mm, which come to about 57 cm and 57.5 cm, and BAV Brick describes both of its 1:8 builds as over half a meter long.

That ratio explains the BAV Brick 1:8 size you see across listings, but treat it as an estimate rather than a promise. The listed 1:8 cars in the table span 59 cm to 63.6 cm, so the centimeters on the product page are the number to plan around, not the ratio.

How does 1:8 compare with BAV Brick’s other scales?

The 1:8 tier is BAV Brick’s large display size, well above its 1:24 desk models and just under its 1:6 Lamborghini SVJ. The examples below come from BAV Brick’s own listings, checked on September 24, 2026.

Size and piece count rise together across these examples, so a larger scale also means a bigger build. BAV Brick’s supercar menu also includes 1:10 and 1:14 collections, which are smaller by scale, though each listing’s own centimeters still decide the footprint.

Will a BAV Brick 1:8 fit on your shelf or desk?

Plan for at least 65 cm of clear shelf length for a 1:8 car, and about 30 cm of headroom if you pick the Land Rover Defender. To confirm a fit:

1. Copy the length, width and height from the product page of the exact model you want, since listed sizes differ by car.
2. Measure the free shelf or desk depth and width, plus the clearance above it.
3. Add breathing room beyond the listed size, especially for models with moving parts. BAV Brick’s Mercedes-AMG GT3 listing describes a pneumatic lifting system, and its Land Rover Defender listing describes opening doors, an opening hood and an opening trunk.

Weight is the other unknown. The Land Rover Defender and Mercedes-AMG GT3 listings do not state a finished weight, so check that a shelf can carry a model this large before you commit to it.

A 1:8 BAV Brick suits you if you can give it about 65 cm of shelf length and the headroom your chosen model needs. If space is tight, look at the 1:10 or 1:14 collections or a smaller model first, and compare prices only after the size works. When you are ready to order, check the BAV Brick page on Smart Cart Codes to see whether a code is currently listed and when it was last verified, since offers change and none is guaranteed.

Last update: 26.09.2026