550pcs MOC-48041 TIE Reaper

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Product Name：JC418
MOC product will be shipped in 10-15 days after payment
MOC set without printed parts，stickers , minifigures

Tie reaper

Another great addition to my tie collection.
No missing pieces in the end but the instructions differ from the pieces given in the wings. You get 6x3 grey wedge but the instruction say to use 4 smaller grey wedges this happens 4 times in each wing. Once I realised this it was not to difficult to build and makes sense to do it this way.

Good Quality Poor Parts Count

Great part quality and arrived within two weeks of placing the order however it was missing well over FIFTY key peices of both the structure and wing panels that I had to take from my spare parts. Hopefully the next person won't have the same problem

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Not a bad build, rather simple design. Functionality needs a lot of work. The small gear at the top of the tower for rotation of the arm is poorly supported and therefore doesn't engage most of the time. The trolly that should move back and forth across the arm is operated by one motor that pulls two strings in opposite directions. On my model the strings kept getting slack and knotting up. Base is rather small and not as stable as I would like.
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.