Nifeliz Pr 966 Sport car MOC Building Blocks and Construction Toy, Adult Collectible Cars Set to Build, 1:10 Scale Retro Car Model, NEW2022 (2435 Pcs)

Half way through the build roughly, at first it seemed overwhelming but you start to cruise through the process once you get into it.Pros: decent quality, very good price per piece ratio, fun experience, great time passer, great date idea, enjoyable for adults, amazing shelf piece. Very good replica. No pieces missing.Cons: 3-4 out of the hundreds of pins were unusable due to faulty moulds (no other pieces were like this), some finagling to attach different steps together, which is often caused by an oddly placed step here and there, Instructions sometimes lack intuitiveness and vibrancy in color (sometimes you gotta take a closer look.) Not sausage finger friendly. Stickers are wack, I think it says pooschne😂 (definitely will be printing my own)Would absolutely buy from this company in the future and most definitely will be buying from this company in the future, 8.5/10 would recommend to older teenagers (due to complexity), and any adult without sausage fingers. Not far from l e g o quality/quality control.

Love this set. Not easy to build, experience with legos is necessary. Directions are hard to follow, sometimes you need to get creative. Large in size, looks amazing once finished

This is my first experience with any sort of building block/model kit and it was challenging but still easy enough to follow with out any prior experience. I was missing one little piece however it didn't prevent me from moving forward nor did it take anything away from the build, everything still looks and function how it should. Over all I'm very impressed.

I used to buy Legos, but then I saw this Porsche on Amazon. I couldn’t put it down. I had to get it and it’s amazing. I would definitely suggest that if or a Lego person fear often try this one time it’s awesome

This product is awesome, I love the design of the car and the way that Nifeliz packages their product however the biggest thing for me about this set is that some instructions inside the book are literally IMPOSSIBLE to complete without a thought on how to do it, often interfering with already installed parts, I had to think real hard when it came to assembling this. Aswell as impossible steps, the instruction booklet was sincerely the most confusing thing ive ever used and I am a lego fnatic, having already spend thousands on lego mocs.If you buy this be prepared to be confused and lost. The instructions also call for you to use scissors to cut some pieces which I found strange.Another weird tidbit of information is that I was provided with extra pieces of the body panels I guess, but the color is like teal or something compared to the rest of the car being green, never did the instructions call to use these pieces, maybe they're a design choice but there's not even enough teal pieces to complete the car in that way so I just put them to the side and threw them away after?I would not recommend this to a teenager because I would have given up at that age, and be honest, I let the car sit for months half built because of how complicated this was. And for reference, I've built the 800$ millennium falcon in a few days and that's hanging on my wall.

Got this as a gift. I got contacted for the link because it’s missing a piece and you have to order a whole other component just for it to be a radio controlled vehicle. I don’t even know if it can become one.

I have been a big Lego fan since a young age. I was skeptical at first but it made an amazing gift. Very affordable, and I wanna get one for myself. It’s such a cool thing to actually build a differential and see the pistons turn inside the block. I think this is an amazing set and would highly reccomend it to anyone who likes legos, or is mechanically inclined. The one problem I had with it is that it’s not an easy set, very complex and it can be very physical difficult to put the complex pieces together

I got this kit for my 18 year old son after several Technic builds that went really well but were expensive. This kit came with inadequate directions. We didn't know to look for the gold lettering stamped on some of the parts bags ( that's not mentioned in the directions) until we read about it online. 1/3 of the bags aren't labelled at all. As he was working through the first several steps, he found missing parts from those bags, so he opened several bags with similar looking parts to determine if some were just in the wrong bags , as this has happened with Technic, but he could find them and stopped before he mixed up all the parts. Now he has given up on ever finishing it and I'm trying to help sort parts like I've done with Technic builds but I can't figure it out either. There's no master list of parts that can help you figure out if parts are missing. Over all, I would spend the money on Technic. At least Lego responded, sent parts and we finished every kit. We can't finish this one. Have emailed the company for help twice with no answer.