Lego Technic Ford GT - 42154, 1466-pcs, Ages 18+

Il s'agit de ma toute première construction personnelle pour un lego technique. J'ai mis un peu moins de 15h pour le terminer et c'était incroyable, je pense néanmoins qu'il des explications pas très clair pour les pistons ou alors c'est moi qui suis nul. Et je suis dégoûtée j'ai pas eu l'objet qui permet de retirer les pièce plus facilement. Mais sinon incroyable expérience. Je compte bien prendre un nouveau set à l'avenir et un plus gros ou à peu près pareil.

My wife bought this kit for me for Christmas. Assembly took about four evenings, two to three hours each. My dad (spending Christmas with us) was enthralled by the working differential. First, some praise. This is a fantastic model and a fun build. Everything (with two exceptions covered later) feels very sturdy and I'm not scared that it will break when my cats shove it off a counter or something. The functioning differential, spinning engine, and fully independent suspension are marvelous! The moveable spoiler is nice, but more on that later. Moving on to non-compliments. Please understand that these are not criticisms or cons, just things that could be good or bad depending on you. I found the differential to be fiddly. I had to assemble and re-assemble it a few times before it was secured in the rest of the model. The Diff is a critical part of the model, it needs to be assembled correctly and then correctly installed. Many (read: A Whole Heckin' Lot) assemblies and sub-assemblies exhibit handed-ness (I think the scientific term is chirality?), especially for the suspension. This means that it's easy to assemble them backwards. Take care when you reach these parts. Steering is achieved through an easily-removable gear on the roof. This makes it easy to set a wheel-angle and then remove the gear for display. It also makes playing easier since you can roll the car and steer it easily through this gear. The down-side is that the steering-wheel is completely disconnected from the steering rack. The spoiler is moveable and connected to a lever in cab. The issue is that using the lever causes slop to accumulate in the mechanism. It's better to move both (spoiler and lever) simultaneously. I had a marathon assembly session Christmas day. I regretted this the next day as my hands hurt from forcing the pieces together (correct pieces, just snug). Good news? The parts fit snugly together, lending to the overall durability. And now for some criticisms. Firstly, at least one part was mislabeled. The illustrations were correct, but the number listed was wrong, and I have no desire to take it apart and put it back together to figure out which part. Maybe next year... One final issue. The doors never feel secure on the model. Their joint bends and flexes contributing to flimsy feel and worries of breakage. I would appreciate a red cross piece (first lego kit of my life, I have no clue what the parts are called), not the snappy-stud things, at the door-close position to secure the doors when down

This has been such a fun build. Challenging but lots of fun. The pieces fit together well, the car is rock solid when complete. A definite recommend!

I really enjoyed this build. It was very Technical with a lot of detail that went into construction of this Car. I highly recommend this build

Très beau produit pour une très belle voiture, avec un peu de difficulté ce qui prolonge l'expérience de construction. Les différents éléments sont facilement accessibles ce qui facilite la correction du set lorsque l'on se rend compte qu'on a oublié d'intégrer un élément