S63 Hypercar Model Building Set, 1:8 Scale Collectible Racing Car for Adults, Build and Display Model for Home or Office Décor, Gift for Motorsport Fans (3,699 PCS, NF10283)

Outstanding build of the Lamborghini SC63 hypercar. All 3699 parts were included in sequential bags and they even included cardboard trays to organize your parts. The more than 250 page instruction book with over 950 steps is itself a work of art with clear directions though you have to be alert to subtle differences in steps. The design by Leon C is genius and results in a very authentic looking model with working paddle shifter transmission, steering, doors and suspension. The quality of parts is equivalent to Lego. The attention to detail and quality made this build very enjoyable and satisfying. Also, customer service is outstanding. In my rush to finish I applied the last decal (on the nose) upside down. Nifeliz have an email listed in the manual. I got a reply in less than a day and they sent me a replacement decal.

Énorme, longue à construire, beaucoup de pièces en rab , je valide et ce ne sera pas ma dernière de chez eux

Ok, so this one is not for the beginners! Now that I have built a few of these 1:8 scale cars from different companies it's time for more in depth critical reviews. We're going to do a pro-con-pro approach to this one. 1. The price is great for this one 2. There were no missing pieces 3. The instructions were clear and easy to follow 4. The finished product is beautiful That's just for starters. Those were the easy ones to list off the top. It was a challenge to build, and you really need to focus and check twice and place once, and then double check. It's easy to miss a step due to the number of steps per page, but if you follow the steps by numbers you'll do fine. There are 956 individual steps condensed into 250 pages. Now some of the cons I have personally. I don't think you need to have a paddle shifter in these builds. I don't care how well you follow the directions, they never work! Just binds up the wheels so you can't get it to roll, and by the time you realize it's not going to work there's no way you're going to want to tear it apart to see what the problem is. Most of us just build these kits for fun and display. I personally could care less about the gear shifter. Another peeve is the number of connection points when putting a sub assembly together. I think there were too many of them in this kit. I know it makes for a robust framework, but there is still a thing called over kill. Sometimes it just took brute force. Very frustrating. Included in my attached photos, on step 904, I must be slow or something, what the heck were they trying to tell me? I must have turned that piece and placed 10 times and just prayed I had it right. Even slept overnight on it. Plus you really need to make sure you grab the correct number elbow piece. You can't be like I did and grabbed #5 when I should have used #4. Realized that mistake after completing step #918 and said something just doesn't look right. Tore it all down back to step #903, studied hard, and found my error as circled. Still in conclusion, it was a lot of fun building it, and I think it came out great. Funny thing about it is the acrylic display case will cost almost as much as the car. I do recommend purchasing this product, and look forward to more builds like this one from Nifeliz.

Il manque des pièces et je sais pas comment les recevoir !!!

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