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Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit

Toro, a manufacturer of lawn-care equipment, commissioned a Hayter Harrier collector kit that turns a familiar walk-behind mower into a branded building project.

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Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit - studio presentation of the custom brick model
Client
Toro
Year
2026
Industry
Robotics & Manufacturing
Project type
Small Kit
Run size
1,000+ kits
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • UV-printed bricks
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet

The brief

A walk-behind mower is a familiar piece of garden equipment, which makes recognition central to this project. The Hayter Harrier needed to feel like its own product within Toro’s collector range. We developed a kit that gives the Hayter name and the mower’s familiar form a place on a collector’s shelf.

The green-and-black body, handle and grass-catcher shape establish that connection. We translated them into original LEGO® elements and added printed branding, keeping the model focused on the machine people recognize. A printed instruction booklet takes the builder through assembly, while the box carries the same product identity into the presentation.

Toro commissioned further batches of the Harrier, continuing its place in the range. The project shows how a familiar piece of everyday equipment can become a subject for model building. It gives Hayter its own voice within the wider Toro collection, with a complete kit built around a specific product rather than a generic mower.

Project photos

Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit - custom brick model, view 1
Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit - custom brick model, view 2
Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit - custom brick model, view 3
Toro Hayter Harrier Mower Kit - custom brick model, view 4

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