3568 Pcs CULY 10617 McLaren P1 hypercar 1:8 (Limited edition electroplating)

3568 Pcs GULY 10617 McLaren P1 hypercar 1:8 (Limited edition electroplating)

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3568 Pcs GULY 10617 McLaren P1 hypercar 1:8 (Limited edition electroplating)

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Product model: GL10617
Product material: ABS plastic
1.High-quality 2.brand new 3.Factory PRICE
Without original retail box.

Solid but not spectacular

Looks great when finished, colour is fantastic.

Bit mechanically simple. No gearing mechanism, doors don't do anything clever.

Pieces are generally good, although a couple sit loose.

Build is alright, a few annoying large modular sections to force together but nothing terrible, at most 5 connectors at once.

A solid display piece. I've seen better, but I've also seen worse

McLaren P1 hyper car

Very challenging but fun.

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Summary: Not bad as a display piece but not very fun to operate.

Fun assembly, but there were some issues

I will start by saying that it was a very fun experience putting the set together, especially testing the mechanism that moves the wings.
There were, however some things I didn't like about the set:
- the golden smooth tiles look as if the paint pooled in the middle, and they are looking quite ugly because of that
- there were two malformed bricks in the set, luckily I could use them in places that cover the bricks entirely so they are not visible
- the instructions are vague in few places, leaving you to figure out how to assemble pieces via trial and error; often the color of bricks on paper was badly visible, e.g. grey pieces on grayed out "previous steps"
- the fit of the bricks is so tight, that putting them together feels ok, but separating them is way to hard, for small or smooth pieces I had to use a knife to pry them apart
- there are many small imperfections on the bricks, that are visible while assembling

Imo it's still a good value for money and a fun set to put together, it also looks great on the shelf.