LEGO Mario Kart™ – Mario & Standard Kart 72037

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This massive 1972-piece LEGO® Super Mario™ set, 72037, brings Mario's Standard Kart to life. It's an immersive build that promises hours of engaging construction, meticulously capturing every detail from the game. Get ready to assemble a display model that truly celebrates the beloved plumber.

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Set # 72037
Released 2025
Pieces 1972
Price / Piece 8.6¢
Figures None
Age 18+
Scale & Brick Value Piece Volume & Pricing Ranks
Piece Rank #106 Top 7% active
Historic Scale #302 Top 2% of 20,150
Part Efficiency #580 8.4¢/pc • Top 38%
Collector Insights Verified Oct 11, 2026

Includes 10 exclusive molds and 12 rare elements recorded across official inventories.

This set also includes 2 light extensions
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Set 72037 Build Specifications & Overview

Complete build timeline, spatial dimensions, and display footprint analysis.

Value Breakdown

Est. Build Time (*Pieces per minute)
Casual 16.8h 2 ppm*
AFOL (Avg) 8.4h 4 ppm*
Master Builder 4.8h 7 ppm*
Avg Price / Hour
$20.24/hr
Price Per Basic Brick
$0.08

Priced perfectly inline with standard LEGO sets.

Display Dimensions

Height 9 in (22.9 cm) 23 Bricks + 2 Plates high
Width 8 in (20.3 cm) 25 Studs wide
Depth 13 in (33.0 cm) 41 Studs deep
Display Footprint 104.0 sq in (671.0 sq cm) 25 × 41 Studs

The Scale Check

Height equivalent to approx 5.7 minifigures stacked.

Display Fit
Standard Shelf Friendly (Kallax/Billy)
Building Instructions

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Third-Party Display Extension

Lighting Up Mario Kart 72037: Two Kits, Two Lighting Philosophies

BUILDS:2|STARTER: $34.98|PRO: $39.99|MEDIAN: $39.99

The LEGO Mario Kart Standard Kart is a prime candidate for a lighting upgrade, but the two kits here take very different paths. BrickBling goes modular for precise, budget-friendly control, while Lightailing (Briksmax) offers a pre-soldered harness for a straightforward, plug-and-play approach. Both nail the key zones: the iconic M on the front, the engine block, and the exhausts, turning a static display into a glowing showcase. With a price spread of just $5.01, the real choice comes down to how you want to wire your kart.

BrickBling modular LED kit for LEGO Mario Kart 72037 illuminating the front M emblem and engine
budget floor

Modular Precision for the Detail-Obsessed Builder

$34.98
Starting At
Classic Version$34.98
Remote Control Version$44.98
RGB Remote Control Version$47.98

BrickBling's kit anchors the lineup at $34.98, placing the spotlight on the front emblem, engine, and exhausts for maximum visual pop. Its modular micro-LEDs allow you to place and conceal each light individually, and with three variants available (Classic, Remote Control, and RGB Remote Control), you can tailor the vibe from subtle to full rainbow. This is the go-to choice for tinkerers who want exact control over every glow and don't mind a bit of micro-wiring.

Set Cost Ratio20.58%
RGB CapableYes
RemoteAvailable
Price Rank#1 of 2
Lightailing pre-soldered LED harness on LEGO Mario Kart 72037 lighting the front and engine
premium ceiling +$5.01(vs Cheapest Starter Kit)

Plug-and-Play Harness for the Display-Ready Racer

$39.99
Starting At
Standard Version$39.99

Lightailing (Briksmax) sits at the premium end with a $39.99 starting price, focusing on the same key zones but with a single, seamless glow. Its pre-soldered integrated harness means fewer individual wires to manage, offering a clean, one-piece installation approach, though it comes in just one standard edition without remote or RGB options. This kit is perfect for collectors who want a quick, no-fuss lighting upgrade that looks great right out of the box.

Set Cost Ratio23.52%
RGB CapableNo
RemoteNone
Price Rank#2 of 2

Lighting kits and display add-ons are custom third-party accessories produced independently. They are not manufactured, sponsored, or endorsed by the LEGO Group.