Lego are less a toy and more a medium for inspiration. The plastic masons behind Legoland Florida’s Miniland were inspired enough by the shape and power of the Bugatti Veyron über-car, that they snuck a brick version into their miniature world for little gearheads and their parents to find.

A main attraction of Legoland is its tiny version of our big old world, complete with a minifig-sized White House, Eiffel Tower, and even a miniature golf course for “mini mini golf.” The Lego maniacs who built it call it “Miniland.”

We’re guessing it isn’t worth the $1.6 million a regular Veyron costs, but the tiny Lego supercar looks right at home at a golf course and is an impressive facsimile given the size limitation, and, of course, the bricks available at such a “Mini” level.

It’s time to get the kids to Legoland Florida and start the indoctrination now.