Nifeliz Racing Car Veno MOC Building Blocks and Engineering Toy, Adult Collectible Model Cars Set to Build, 1:8 Scale Silver Race Car Model (3427 Pcs)

So, I saved $50 on a damaged box buy. But still should have been a complete kit. The built itself is brilliant, large and strong. Very sturdy and solid. The parts seem to be genuine lego parts as far as I can see. The sturdiness the construction, alignment. There are almost 200 pages of instructions... and it was such a good time constructing. I even got the power kit, and invested more into the buwizz power pack for extra power and Bluetooth RC. I had to modify a little to mount the power pack as it was missing some necessary holes. But that for a Buwizz review.In any case.... right out of the gate I was missing a bag of blue connectors... customer service was right on top of it and had it in the mail the next day.... but since it came from china... it took about a week and a half to reveive.There are 7 sets to create this monster. I had missing pieces through out the set but it was where I hot set 6 where there were over 12 missing pieces.I am unsure if the damaged box played any role in this. But..... i am patient.Customer service is Very helpful and I am looking forward to purchasing another...... undamaged version to see how how they are with piece count.Aside from that frusteration... the instruction manual is accurate, but binding is poorly done, so watch for pages to fall out of the book.But still all in all..... id do it again in a minute.

Only problem I had was with a few of the technic pin connectors where the cross hole was molded off center resulting in slightly misaligned appearance for a part of the engine, it was minor and did not disrupt build and appearance however I'd like to suggest an improvement in the mold accuracy nonetheless for more precise alignment of the technic pin hole connectors. Otherwise everything else fit together very nicely with no missing parts. The static function created for the wing doors in particular is a brilliant design and works flawless.All in all it was a lot of fun to build, the instructions have a couple of errors listing incorrect amount of parts but it was not a problem and no disruption for me. There are some challenging sections to overcome on occasion (such as the central rear difusser connection) but the rewards feel even greater as a result. The final appearance of the car looks amazing to me, I absolutely love it.

If you are experienced with assembling Technic-like kits, this is recommended. This is definitely not recommended for a beginner, a child, or an impatient person. I have assembled the Lego Bugatti Chiron, the Lego Porsche, and one other kit by this Chinese company. This one is VERY challenging and frustrating in spots. Without prior experience in a model of this type, I would have had a tough time. Even with experience it is not easy. The instructions contain a few errors, and several unclear steps, but are mostly adequate if you proceed very cautiously. The instruction book fell apart when I was about a quarter of the way through it. The binding was not good and the pages started coming out.The end product looks good and its features work as advertised. I picked this particular kit because it appeared to be unique and not a ripoff of a Lego design like some Chinese kits are.

This is a hard review. The engineering design that went into this product really shines through, there are some fun and interesting sections of the build, but unfortunately those are cancelled out by instructions mistakes, some parts in the wrong bags, and a just totally awful ending to the build.The end to the build is to put in flexible rods that make up the arches over the wheel wells and the "windshield" (just an open frame). These flexible parts just do NOT want to stay in place, and they are at odd angles that cause them to pop out constantly. The worst is that the windshield is tied in with the front wheel well arches, and there are about 12 fail points, where when you get one rod attached in it causes between 1 and 3 other attachment points to separate. The end result sort of looks like someone sat on one side of the windshield, very sloppy and extremely dissappointing after roughly 20 hours of time on the whole car.Mine had all pieces, though I have read that others have had them missing. Unfortunately there were 3 times that I found a part in the bags for a later step. There were also parts from each step that seemed to be for the later steps; in some cases there were parts that were never used at all, which was quite strange.A final note... this car is BIG. It takes up a ton of space when completed, I'm not quite sure what to do with it because, being honest, in addition to being BIG it really is pretty UGLY as well. I hadn't previously built a Technics-style vehicle, and don't think I will again. Never bought the Lego sets because they cost a fortune and I was afraid I might not want it around after the build was done... so I bought this knock-off one... for the price you get a lot of build time, but it comes with a bunch of frustration, and results in something that (to me) is ugly and probably going to be in the bottom of a closet in the basement.In summary: decent build until the very end. Some great engineering design in it, about 20 hours build time (for me as a fairly advanced builder), expect to have to read between the lines on the instructions, very inexpensive in relation to Lego brand, ugly end product.

Gave it 5 stars except ‘easy to assemble’ , but I didn’t want it to be easy! This is great overall! Took me a month, a few pieces a day for the entire December of 2021! Had to mod a few things on the fly but nothing world ending, its a toy car w a buttload of small precise parts!