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GT Spirit LB-Works Supercars: McLaren 720S vs. Audi R8

Black McLaren 720S LB-Works Liberty Walk, GT Spirit GT516, 1:18 scale resin model

Choose GT516 for the black McLaren 720S LB-Works, or GT892 for the Red Metallic Audi R8 LB-Works. Both are completed 1:18 resin models without opening parts. They represent named tuner versions, not stock-car miniatures with optional body kits in the box.

The shared LB-Works theme makes them a useful comparison for a tuner collection, while the McLaren-versus-Audi identity remains the first decision for a brand-specific collector.

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McLaren 720S LB-Works GT516

The McLaren 720S LB-Works Liberty Walk, GT516, is listed in black. Choose it when the 720S is the car you want and the LB-Works presentation is intentional.

Do not confuse this purchase with an ordinary 720S or a differently named McLaren model. If you are matching a stock road car, the tuner designation is not an incidental keyword; compare the exact photographed body presentation before ordering.

The model is resin and has no openings. The distinctive operation of a full-size McLaren’s doors is therefore not a feature you should expect this miniature to reproduce mechanically.

Audi R8 LB-Works GT892

The Audi R8 LB-Works, GT892, is listed in Red Metallic. It is the more direct match for someone collecting Audi subjects or wanting a red LB-Works model rather than another black car.

Keep the complete R8 LB-Works name in the comparison. The collection also contains other Audi model families; their different names do not become interchangeable simply because the maker and 1:18 scale are shared.

Which needs more room?

GT516 is listed at approximately 9 × 4 × 2.5 inches. GT892 is listed at approximately 9.5 × 4.25 × 2.75 inches.

The Audi has a somewhat larger footprint in those published planning values. Do not use the difference to declare one model more scale-accurate: the measurements are approximate and the full-size subjects are different cars.

For a case or a raised display platform, verify actual clearance around mirrors, body edges and other projecting details. An attractive body kit is not a safe lifting point.

Why a paired display can work

These two purchases offer a clear common theme without repeating the same vehicle. The black McLaren and red Audi can represent your interest in LB-Works across different car brands.

Place them so their individual body forms remain visible rather than hiding one behind the other. A deliberately matched scale is useful, but you do not need to force them onto identical tight-fitting bases.

When to buy only one

For a McLaren enthusiast, GT516 is the focused choice. For an Audi enthusiast, choose GT892. For either buyer, confirm that a tuned subject is desired rather than a factory-standard model.

Both descriptions specify rubber tires, cabin and exterior detailing and sealed resin construction. Neither promises movable aero parts, a conversion kit or an included acrylic case. Check current price and stock on the exact product page.

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Listing details checked September 23, 2026. Display suggestions are not physical fit tests.