6628 pcs TGL T5046 Aventador SVJ 1:6

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6628 pcs TGL T5046 Aventador SVJ 1:6

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Customer Reviews

Product model: T5046
Product material: ABS plastic
1.High-quality 2.brand new 3.Factory PRICE
Without original retail box.

Overcomplicated build.

First of all: the overall final (static) result is amazing, but…
It is impossible in my view to drive this via remote control: there is way too much drag on the “moving parts” to steer te car or move it. I finally got it to move, but this took me about 16 extra hours of tinkering, 3D-printing (hours not counted) and simplyfying.
Also at least one rare part was missing from the box.
The manual is a real mess : quite often just following a different assembly order can save you a LOT of annoyance and stress. Furthermore a lot of the drawings are quite small and despite having 2 big manuals to your disposal building the car remains difficult and annoying to build.

Jolie mais compliquée

Très bon Technic mais quelques défauts à corriger et quelques pièces manquantes .manque une aile avant dans mon set....par contre deux fois l'autre !!

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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.