Random set of the day: Crazy Demon

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Crazy Demon

Crazy Demon

©2012 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 9092 Crazy Demon, released during 2012. It's one of 11 Racers sets produced that year. It contains 86 pieces and 1 minifig, and its retail price was US$9.99/£7.99.

It's owned by 1,163 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you might find it for sale at BrickLink or eBay.


27 comments on this article

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By in United States,

I want to see someone make a real life, human sized version of this.

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By in United States,

Ejector seats alone aren't enough excitement for the future. Thus, innovation saw the ejection button mounted onto the outside of the car and they started ramming each other.

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By in Canada,

Another bouquet arm. Now I have to wait for the even more improbable occasion when both the part and minifig are in the set of the day.

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By in United States,

That render tho... Lol

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By in United Kingdom,

Well, I for one did not know this run of Racers existed, but they’re pretty reminiscent of the early 2000’s sets.

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By in United States,

Excuse me? At first I thought this was a Ninjago set, I mean, it certainly looks like one (even looks like it has a ninja driving it), but the name was just all wrong. You'd definitely find that kind of name on a Monkie Kid set, but we're not at that point yet in the pool. Racers, who'd have guessed? Feels more City, but I never really paid much attention to any car themed set.

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By in United States,

that is one craaaaaaaaazy demon

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By in United States,

Oddly similar to the bad guy of that racing game they just announced, but both are pretty generic I suppose

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By in United States,

@GSR_MataNui said:
"Oddly similar to the bad guy of that racing game they just announced, but both are pretty generic I suppose "

It's also similar to one of the bad guys in World Racers.

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By in United States,

I kinda have to wonder why they bothered to use those fender parts if they were just going to slap that go-kart on a giant slab. Are those supposed to be rain shelters for rats?

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By in United States,

@chrisaw said:
"Well, I for one did not know this run of Racers existed, but they’re pretty reminiscent of the early 2000’s sets. "

2012 was the last year for this theme. No Tiny Turbos were released as the Ferrari ones were promotional, even though they used the same scale.

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By in United States,

The final wave of Racers, and the first to include non-licensed minifigures since 2003.

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By in Australia,

I certainly had a lot of fun with the bumper that popped the minifig out! I could definitely see LEGO revisit the idea again soon, maybe as part of the Stuntz line?

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By in Canada,

Well...I really do like those tires, there're like 'diet-monster truck'. Bet two would look GREAT configured in a motorcycle type vehicle (bonus-points if it's 'Tron-ish' in style).:)

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By in Turkey,

Then there were sets like these, for kids who like to bang and crash everything together. Whereas I've always liked sets like 6590.

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By in United Kingdom,

An ejector seat that’ll clear you from the crash sounds fine in theory but in reality it just leaves this guy walking around unprotected in the ring of a demolition derby. Maybe that’s intentional, gotta earn the “crazy” part of his name somehow

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By in United States,

One of the mercifully-rare heads ideal for building a period-correct MOC of 2020.

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By in United States,

If 14-year-old me got to name a LEGO set:

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By in United Kingdom,

Nice helmet print!

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By in Netherlands,

Bart Blaster, former competitor in the hit reality TV competition World Racers had a tough time finding work on anything afterwards. So he stuck to racing and now, 2 years later, participates in one of the most dangerous motorsports: ejector seat battling.

It's a living. And it beats racing down a mountain lobbing explosives at each other.

I miss Racers.

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By in Jordan,

I remember my younger brother had 9095 from this line. These were fun little sets.

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By in United Kingdom,

I really liked 9094 Star Striker due to the superhero-esque colours. I also had at least one more set, I think it was 9095 Nitro Predator. They were actually great fun, nice suspension and the gimmick to shoot the minifigs out when they crash into each other was good.

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By in United Kingdom,

I have all four of these trucks! They were hard to find, though - only my local Sainsbury's stocked them. Think this truck was the first one I built.

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By in United Kingdom,

Huh, I didn't know these trucks were a thing! It looks cool though, in an unconventionally fun way. I like the top side of the car build, the sticker details and the driver's design =)

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By in United States,

This demon does look a little cray - cray!

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By in United States,

@PhantomBricks said:
" @GSR_MataNui said:
"Oddly similar to the bad guy of that racing game they just announced, but both are pretty generic I suppose "

It's also similar to one of the bad guys in World Racers. "


Yeah but most of the World Racer bad guys just had red versions of the heroes' vehicles. This guy has the same ridiculously oversized with giant wheels vibe going on

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By in United States,

These sets had the some of the best functioning ejector seat designs. They actually did their job of launching the minifigure out of the vehicle pretty well.

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