CaDA Master C61505W Viva Hypercar 1:8 Technology Supercar Clamping Building Blocks Kit, 4739 Pieces Large Car MOC Sports Car Building Blocks Model, Longer than C61042W Racing Car, Toy Gift for Adults

This car was super challenging to build, but the end product looks very nice. Overall I’m an experienced large brick car builder, and this one took me upwards of 20-25 hours to complete by myself. The presentation of the box and packaging is amazingly good quality and the bricks themself are molded well. The directions unfortunately are not the best. Some steps are often better done in a different order to avoid jamming your hands into small cramped spaces and nocking off pieces that are already on. Also there are a few things in the directions that are flat out wrong and conflict in different pictures. I am missing one part, but they have free brick replacement, so I’m not too worried about it. OVERALL: A GOOD BUY FOR THE MONEY. JUST KNOW YOU WILL STRUGGLE AT SOME PARTS OF THIS BUILD, THE DIRECTIONS DO LIE TO YOU SOMETIMES, AND ATTACHMENT POINTS ARE SOMETIMES NOT CLEAR

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Nice build for the price. Car structure itself is solid.. body however is nothing more than a bunch of blade type brick parts on pegs that easily rotate or fall off when handled. No parts missing. I found it easier to file off the lips on pegs when joined modules together instead of trying to force them all into place at once.

Design is really amazing and it's huge brick set. Also there was no missing piece. Actually there were lots of left over pieces. It took me around 18 hours to finish. Only bad thing abt this brick set is most of the small technic bricks are all black or red color so it was very hard to find the right pieces for me lol

received and started assemblimg this set yesterday. was quite surprised brick quality is perfectly on par with that sue-happy Danish 'play well' brand. This set has a lot of new pieces I've never seen in 40+ years of collecting and building bricks. CaDa instructions, in general, have been superior thus far, primarily because they're not nearly as dumbed-down as the Danish ones have become in recent years. Packaging aesthetic is definitely better in the more expensive brand, but not double-the-value better: primary box contains 5 smaller boxes, in which there are bags numbered 1 thru 7 with instructions broken down into 7 corresponding sections, labeled A thru G. I'm still in the first stretch of this model and the reason for such a poor low rating is entirely due to missing parts & the website interactions required to replace them. box 1/step A113 i stumbled across the first missing piece. no biggie, it's just a piece that holds the mock brake assembly in place. attempted to continue on but stymied at step A131 again compliments two more missing bricks. the website apparently only allows requesting one missing replacement piece at a time, so be ready to enter your email, wait for authorization code that is only valid for a few moments, search for exactly one missing piece, enter address & contact info, agree to receive more spam marketing emails, and repeat all of this again and again for each and every piece they forgot to package. I'm trying to think of any good reason to *not* return this product at this time, especially considering the alternative means waiting several weeks for pieces to be mailed out. I'm not about to open the remainder of the pieces and make a mess just to catalog and verify this isn't missing pieces as I'll likely lose them on the meantime, which means it looks like there's a good chance I'll be repeating all these emails and weeks of waiting for pieces over and over again... and putting that down in ink settled my mind on requesting return/refund. 200 bucks can buy a lot better experience than this. shame, i was foolishly optimistic after seeing so many video reviews of this exact model on various social media sites.