LEGO 42110 Land Rover Defender - Technic
The KING 93018 Land Rover Defender is a stunning masterpiece that will impress. This collectible model captures the essence of the iconic vehicle with its sleek, modern lines and beautifully sculpted surfaces. It's the perfect display piece for any home or office, showcasing the level of refinement that the Land Rover brand is known for. Developed in collaboration with Land Rover, this building toy is loaded with features that make it an exceptional choice for car enthusiasts. It boasts working steering, a 4-speed sequential gearbox, all-wheel drive with 3 differentials, independent suspension, a detailed in-line 6-cylinder engine, and a working winch. This level of detail makes for an immersive building experience that's sure to captivate anyone who loves cars. The cabin is just as impressive as the exterior, featuring a detailed dashboard, a working steering wheel, and a gear section with 2 levers for engaging high or low-gear ratios. There's even a selector for changing gears, as well as forward-folding seats for easy access to the gearbox. With 2,573 pieces, this Technic Land Rover Defender is a challenging and rewarding building experience that's suitable for ages 11 and up. It measures over 8 inches (22cm) high, 16 inches (42cm) long, and 7 inches (20cm) wide, making it an impressive display piece that's sure to turn heads. It also makes an excellent Christmas or birthday gift for any car enthusiast or Land Rover fan.
The KING 93018 Land Rover Defender is a stunning masterpiece that will impress. This collectible model captures the essence of the iconic vehicle with its sleek, modern lines and beautifully sculpted surfaces. It's the perfect display piece for any home or office, showcasing the level of refinement that the Land Rover brand is known for. Developed in collaboration with Land Rover, this building toy is loaded with features that make it an exceptional choice for car enthusiasts. It boasts working steering, a 4-speed sequential gearbox, all-wheel drive with 3 differentials, independent suspension, a detailed in-line 6-cylinder engine, and a working winch. This level of detail makes for an immersive building experience that's sure to captivate anyone who loves cars. The cabin is just as impressive as the exterior, featuring a detailed dashboard, a working steering wheel, and a gear section with 2 levers for engaging high or low-gear ratios. There's even a selector for changing gears, as well as forward-folding seats for easy access to the gearbox. With 2,573 pieces, this Technic Land Rover Defender is a challenging and rewarding building experience that's suitable for ages 11 and up. It measures over 8 inches (22cm) high, 16 inches (42cm) long, and 7 inches (20cm) wide, making it an impressive display piece that's sure to turn heads. It also makes an excellent Christmas or birthday gift for any car enthusiast or Land Rover fan.
The KING 93018 Land Rover Defender is a stunning masterpiece that will impress. This collectible model captures the essence of the iconic vehicle with its sleek, modern lines and beautifully sculpted surfaces. It's the perfect display piece for any home or office, showcasing the level of refinement that the Land Rover brand is known for. Developed in collaboration with Land Rover, this building toy is loaded with features that make it an exceptional choice for car enthusiasts. It boasts working steering, a 4-speed sequential gearbox, all-wheel drive with 3 differentials, independent suspension, a detailed in-line 6-cylinder engine, and a working winch. This level of detail makes for an immersive building experience that's sure to captivate anyone who loves cars. The cabin is just as impressive as the exterior, featuring a detailed dashboard, a working steering wheel, and a gear section with 2 levers for engaging high or low-gear ratios. There's even a selector for changing gears, as well as forward-folding seats for easy access to the gearbox. With 2,573 pieces, this Technic Land Rover Defender is a challenging and rewarding building experience that's suitable for ages 11 and up. It measures over 8 inches (22cm) high, 16 inches (42cm) long, and 7 inches (20cm) wide, making it an impressive display piece that's sure to turn heads. It also makes an excellent Christmas or birthday gift for any car enthusiast or Land Rover fan.
The KING 93018 Land Rover Defender is a stunning masterpiece that will impress. This collectible model captures the essence of the iconic vehicle with its sleek, modern lines and beautifully sculpted surfaces. It's the perfect display piece for any home or office, showcasing the level of refinement that the Land Rover brand is known for. Developed in collaboration with Land Rover, this building toy is loaded with features that make it an exceptional choice for car enthusiasts. It boasts working steering, a 4-speed sequential gearbox, all-wheel drive with 3 differentials, independent suspension, a detailed in-line 6-cylinder engine, and a working winch. This level of detail makes for an immersive building experience that's sure to captivate anyone who loves cars. The cabin is just as impressive as the exterior, featuring a detailed dashboard, a working steering wheel, and a gear section with 2 levers for engaging high or low-gear ratios. There's even a selector for changing gears, as well as forward-folding seats for easy access to the gearbox. With 2,573 pieces, this Technic Land Rover Defender is a challenging and rewarding building experience that's suitable for ages 11 and up. It measures over 8 inches (22cm) high, 16 inches (42cm) long, and 7 inches (20cm) wide, making it an impressive display piece that's sure to turn heads. It also makes an excellent Christmas or birthday gift for any car enthusiast or Land Rover fan.
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This was a special build somehow...It really achieved the feeling of a curated journey by LEGO and designer Milan Reindl. The build experience was delightful and complex and indeed rewarding. For me, this build ticked all the boxes: complex gearbox, super bouncy suspension, all wheel drive, and lots of details that bring this model to life. Of course, the finished product is also fun to play with.It is true that before heading into the third set of bags (conveniently numbered as part of the build experience) it was necessary to pull back and make sure everything was in order. Much has been written already about the "dreaded clicking noise", but with some careful adjustments after taking the necessary time to understand this complex gearbox our model is now ... MoreThis was a special build somehow...It really achieved the feeling of a curated journey by LEGO and designer Milan Reindl. The build experience was delightful and complex and indeed rewarding. For me, this build ticked all the boxes: complex gearbox, super bouncy suspension, all wheel drive, and lots of details that bring this model to life. Of course, the finished product is also fun to play with.It is true that before heading into the third set of bags (conveniently numbered as part of the build experience) it was necessary to pull back and make sure everything was in order. Much has been written already about the "dreaded clicking noise", but with some careful adjustments after taking the necessary time to understand this complex gearbox our model is now working as it should.Was I concerned about achieving the kind of finished product we have come to expect from LEGO? To be honest... at times! The gearbox is confronting and managing an impressive amount of torque and there are a number of key gear meshes that need to be as free as possible. I suspect we are approaching the upward capacity of LEGO technic gears with what designer Mr. Reindl is asking them to accomplish in this complex design! All the more reason to take care that everything is running as smoothly as it should and is positioned perfectly. I hope all who have taken on the challenge of this build are similarly able to hone their building skills to ensure their Range Rover is completed in top notch working order.Indeed, a challenging build to be sure, but I believe the build journey of this particular model will remain among the more memorable as a result. We have been fortunate to enjoy other technic builds over the years; each of which have constantly set the bar very high for the subsequent generation of offerings.I believe this set is no exception.I will say this - I can imagine potential builders running into problems achieving the technical intentions LEGO had for the set in the early assembly. My advice would be not to give up! Put the wheels on a few steps early ;) and make sure you are on the right track. Taking the time to understand how this model works is not only part of the point of a Technic LEGO set, it will help you achieve LEGO's intended standard for your model.Enjoy! Thanks for reading and stay safe everybody.
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This was a pretty challenging build. I wouldn't say it was as hard as the Bugatti Chiron that I built previously, but definitely harder than the DB5, Ecto-1, and Back to the Future Delorean builds I've also done recently.It actually feels pretty sturdy. I feel like I could let my 5 year old nephew play around with it and he wouldn't destroy it (unlike the Ferrari 488 set).The top steering makes it a little more useful to play around with. Other vehicles like the Chiron and Ferrari have functional steering wheels, but you can't turn them and move the car at the same time unless you are very talented (I am not).I didn't like the winch. Too hard to use and retract. I'm not a sticker fan, but this set only had a few.Overall, I recommend it.
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I don't know where to start with this review, because there's so many great details included in this model. The front end looks quite accurate and faithful to the real car. The bonnet opens to reveal a really detailed engine bay. The winch here works smoothly, as does the I6 engine. The doors open, though they sometimes catch on the sills, the interior is nice with seats, gearbox selectors, steering wheel and dash, and I like being able to lift the rear seats to see the gearbox. All four wheels have independent suspension, and there is a surprising amount of travel. The locking mechanism is smooth for the rear door, and the whole rear end is very accurate and faithful to the original car. I like that the roof rack can be removed, but I think the car looks much ... MoreI don't know where to start with this review, because there's so many great details included in this model. The front end looks quite accurate and faithful to the real car. The bonnet opens to reveal a really detailed engine bay. The winch here works smoothly, as does the I6 engine. The doors open, though they sometimes catch on the sills, the interior is nice with seats, gearbox selectors, steering wheel and dash, and I like being able to lift the rear seats to see the gearbox. All four wheels have independent suspension, and there is a surprising amount of travel. The locking mechanism is smooth for the rear door, and the whole rear end is very accurate and faithful to the original car. I like that the roof rack can be removed, but I think the car looks much better with it on. The HoG steering is smooth, the ladder can be folded down, and the boxes on the side and topcan be opened. (I used the box on the top to store the spare pieces.)My only criticisms of the set: I think sand green might have been more accurate, but I imagine there aren't many technic pieces in that colour so it wouldn't be cost effective; and some of the stickers were getting caught on the edges of the sheet, so they were ripping or peeling in different directions. I managed to salvage most of them, but there are a few areas where the white backing on the stickers peeled from under the print, so they are transparent and inconsistent. I imagine this has been fixed by now, and it's not too bad. Overall, this set looks amazing on display, functions well and was well worth the money.
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| Material | Plastic |
| Country of origin | Czech Republic |
| Sound effects | N |
| Number of pieces | 140 pc(s) |
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This was a special build somehow...It really achieved the feeling of a curated journey by LEGO and designer Milan Reindl. The build experience was delightful and complex and indeed rewarding. For me, this build ticked all the boxes: complex gearbox, super bouncy suspension, all wheel drive, and lots of details that bring this model to life. Of course, the finished product is also fun to play with.It is true that before heading into the third set of bags (conveniently numbered as part of the build experience) it was necessary to pull back and make sure everything was in order. Much has been written already about the "dreaded clicking noise", but with some careful adjustments after taking the necessary time to understand this complex gearbox our model is now ... MoreThis was a special build somehow...It really achieved the feeling of a curated journey by LEGO and designer Milan Reindl. The build experience was delightful and complex and indeed rewarding. For me, this build ticked all the boxes: complex gearbox, super bouncy suspension, all wheel drive, and lots of details that bring this model to life. Of course, the finished product is also fun to play with.It is true that before heading into the third set of bags (conveniently numbered as part of the build experience) it was necessary to pull back and make sure everything was in order. Much has been written already about the "dreaded clicking noise", but with some careful adjustments after taking the necessary time to understand this complex gearbox our model is now working as it should.Was I concerned about achieving the kind of finished product we have come to expect from LEGO? To be honest... at times! The gearbox is confronting and managing an impressive amount of torque and there are a number of key gear meshes that need to be as free as possible. I suspect we are approaching the upward capacity of LEGO technic gears with what designer Mr. Reindl is asking them to accomplish in this complex design! All the more reason to take care that everything is running as smoothly as it should and is positioned perfectly. I hope all who have taken on the challenge of this build are similarly able to hone their building skills to ensure their Range Rover is completed in top notch working order.Indeed, a challenging build to be sure, but I believe the build journey of this particular model will remain among the more memorable as a result. We have been fortunate to enjoy other technic builds over the years; each of which have constantly set the bar very high for the subsequent generation of offerings.I believe this set is no exception.I will say this - I can imagine potential builders running into problems achieving the technical intentions LEGO had for the set in the early assembly. My advice would be not to give up! Put the wheels on a few steps early ;) and make sure you are on the right track. Taking the time to understand how this model works is not only part of the point of a Technic LEGO set, it will help you achieve LEGO's intended standard for your model.Enjoy! Thanks for reading and stay safe everybody.
This was a pretty challenging build. I wouldn't say it was as hard as the Bugatti Chiron that I built previously, but definitely harder than the DB5, Ecto-1, and Back to the Future Delorean builds I've also done recently.It actually feels pretty sturdy. I feel like I could let my 5 year old nephew play around with it and he wouldn't destroy it (unlike the Ferrari 488 set).The top steering makes it a little more useful to play around with. Other vehicles like the Chiron and Ferrari have functional steering wheels, but you can't turn them and move the car at the same time unless you are very talented (I am not).I didn't like the winch. Too hard to use and retract. I'm not a sticker fan, but this set only had a few.Overall, I recommend it.
I don't know where to start with this review, because there's so many great details included in this model. The front end looks quite accurate and faithful to the real car. The bonnet opens to reveal a really detailed engine bay. The winch here works smoothly, as does the I6 engine. The doors open, though they sometimes catch on the sills, the interior is nice with seats, gearbox selectors, steering wheel and dash, and I like being able to lift the rear seats to see the gearbox. All four wheels have independent suspension, and there is a surprising amount of travel. The locking mechanism is smooth for the rear door, and the whole rear end is very accurate and faithful to the original car. I like that the roof rack can be removed, but I think the car looks much ... MoreI don't know where to start with this review, because there's so many great details included in this model. The front end looks quite accurate and faithful to the real car. The bonnet opens to reveal a really detailed engine bay. The winch here works smoothly, as does the I6 engine. The doors open, though they sometimes catch on the sills, the interior is nice with seats, gearbox selectors, steering wheel and dash, and I like being able to lift the rear seats to see the gearbox. All four wheels have independent suspension, and there is a surprising amount of travel. The locking mechanism is smooth for the rear door, and the whole rear end is very accurate and faithful to the original car. I like that the roof rack can be removed, but I think the car looks much better with it on. The HoG steering is smooth, the ladder can be folded down, and the boxes on the side and topcan be opened. (I used the box on the top to store the spare pieces.)My only criticisms of the set: I think sand green might have been more accurate, but I imagine there aren't many technic pieces in that colour so it wouldn't be cost effective; and some of the stickers were getting caught on the edges of the sheet, so they were ripping or peeling in different directions. I managed to salvage most of them, but there are a few areas where the white backing on the stickers peeled from under the print, so they are transparent and inconsistent. I imagine this has been fixed by now, and it's not too bad. Overall, this set looks amazing on display, functions well and was well worth the money.
I purchased this from Costco back at Christmas from Costco, the model is cool and great to build but it is the gearing that gets me. So first off this is a great pooking model and definitely enjoyed building it, it worked great once complete but after a few months the gears are skipping. I have since taken it back apart to see if I can figure out where the main issue is occurring. In high it operates just fine but when in low, while pushing it, you can see the valves struggle to keep up and skip after more than pushing further than a foot. The valve rods you can see stop then all of a sudden catch up really fast, the way Lego did the gearing is poor. I feel like I can say rgus as I had one of the first year boxed Lego vehicles, I placed it on my dad's treadmill at ... MoreI purchased this from Costco back at Christmas from Costco, the model is cool and great to build but it is the gearing that gets me. So first off this is a great pooking model and definitely enjoyed building it, it worked great once complete but after a few months the gears are skipping. I have since taken it back apart to see if I can figure out where the main issue is occurring. In high it operates just fine but when in low, while pushing it, you can see the valves struggle to keep up and skip after more than pushing further than a foot. The valve rods you can see stop then all of a sudden catch up really fast, the way Lego did the gearing is poor. I feel like I can say rgus as I had one of the first year boxed Lego vehicles, I placed it on my dad's treadmill at 10 MPH while in first year, not once did the gears slip but instead it started shredding the tires and twisting the main axle. I was a young teen at this point and figured such might happen but still NO GEAR SKIPPED. I am now an engineer and kbow much more about gearing, once I jave the chance to figure out why this happened I will report back but for now I am dissatisfied with this model.
Very detailed and fun to build. It took me about 10 hours to build and I'm a decently fast builder. You will want to pay very close attention when building anything involving gears as it's easy to put them in wrong. Overall very satisfied with the build. One issue I've found is the back suspension squeaks quite a bit. I initially thought it was the springs themselves but after trying many different things to try and solve it I discovered it wasn't the springs at all. It's the part that connects the wheel and springs to the body (1st picture circled in red and second picture). The squeaking is caused by the friction of where it connects to the body (1st picture yellow arrows). I felt this needed to be addressed as I'm sure most would blame the springs like I did.
I bought the light kit (remote) for the LEGO Land Rover Defender, and although I'm a clumsy idiot, especially when handling miniature and fragile things, every step of the installation went flawless…Until I decided to ‘customise’ my build; As it’s a classic outdoor vehicle, I decided to remove the coloured lights, ease up on the interior lighting, enhance other lights, and just be creative…During this ‘artistic’ wave, my clumsiness slapped me in the face when I broke a (special) connection cable.And even thought I said it was my own idiot mistake, Game of Bricks sent me the part at their expense!Correspondence with their customer support (Eve) was a delight, in my opinion leaving the nowadays standards far far behind. Very fast response, friendly and very ... MoreI bought the light kit (remote) for the LEGO Land Rover Defender, and although I'm a clumsy idiot, especially when handling miniature and fragile things, every step of the installation went flawless…Until I decided to ‘customise’ my build; As it’s a classic outdoor vehicle, I decided to remove the coloured lights, ease up on the interior lighting, enhance other lights, and just be creative…During this ‘artistic’ wave, my clumsiness slapped me in the face when I broke a (special) connection cable.And even thought I said it was my own idiot mistake, Game of Bricks sent me the part at their expense!Correspondence with their customer support (Eve) was a delight, in my opinion leaving the nowadays standards far far behind. Very fast response, friendly and very helpful.Installation tips I would give;- Don’t use the adhesive strips for (expansion) boards until you are finalizing- Take it easy, especially when you’re a clumsy idiot.- Stop working when you’re too tired or drunk.- Use your creativity. When lights are too bright, or at the wrong position, or just too much in your opinion, change it.- Incorporate the Game of Bricks logo in your project.- Sit back and enjoy your accomplishments!Paul
I think my 5-year-old son and I have been working on this for a good 1.5 months now. It's going slower than I had anticipated but I'm OK with that because I get to spend more quality time with my son, and because it's great learning tool for him-—his math and counting skills have improved, he has to visual pieces in 3D space, and he has to troubleshoot when things go awry.The LEGO instructions are hands down the best instructions I have ever seen and I guess this is why I was initially frustrated with how slowly our build is going. We also have a three-year-old Godzilla running around our house who likes to smash what we have built so that hasn't helped us. However, we have turned this into a learning experience for our 5-year-old. When stuff gets knocked apart we ... MoreI think my 5-year-old son and I have been working on this for a good 1.5 months now. It's going slower than I had anticipated but I'm OK with that because I get to spend more quality time with my son, and because it's great learning tool for him-—his math and counting skills have improved, he has to visual pieces in 3D space, and he has to troubleshoot when things go awry.The LEGO instructions are hands down the best instructions I have ever seen and I guess this is why I was initially frustrated with how slowly our build is going. We also have a three-year-old Godzilla running around our house who likes to smash what we have built so that hasn't helped us. However, we have turned this into a learning experience for our 5-year-old. When stuff gets knocked apart we sit down and put our thinking caps on—I tell my son we are the repair crew in charge of fixing everything. First, we try and figure out what pieces we already have together by comparing the part we are working on to what is in the manual, and then we look for what's missing—what color is the piece we need, what shape is it, and if its a brick how many units wide and long is it, and then finally how do we put everything back together? I LOVE when my son says "Ah, I get it!".When I was younger my brothers and I had buckets and buckets of LEGOS that we played with endlessly. I think next to Matchbox cars LEGOs are really the only toy that I vividly remember playing with. Our mom would take us to K-Mart every year to see the giant LEGO creations they had on display at the entrance and we would get so excited.One day we will get this build completed and finally post our picture!By the way, do yourself a favor and download the "Lego Life" app for your phone. As soon as you open your LEGO set scan the QR code in the manual and add the set to your library. This way when the instruction book gets shredded or lost like ours always do you will have it on your phone.
This is definitely one for an experienced Technic builder - or for a novice that has access to an experienced builder. It is nicely complex and the engine build is genuinely absorbing and detailed. If working from the manual it can be difficult to deifne exactly where that small pin goes or how the sections you have just built slot together. If you have built a fair few large Technic sets this is much easier to figure out OR you can cross your fingers and hope the set comes with Instructions PLUS online. Unfortunately, this particular model doesn't have that feature so you are on your own but it is worth persevering with.The detailing on the vehicle is great and it does look the business externally. I particularly like the storage solutions on the roof and even ... MoreThis is definitely one for an experienced Technic builder - or for a novice that has access to an experienced builder. It is nicely complex and the engine build is genuinely absorbing and detailed. If working from the manual it can be difficult to deifne exactly where that small pin goes or how the sections you have just built slot together. If you have built a fair few large Technic sets this is much easier to figure out OR you can cross your fingers and hope the set comes with Instructions PLUS online. Unfortunately, this particular model doesn't have that feature so you are on your own but it is worth persevering with.The detailing on the vehicle is great and it does look the business externally. I particularly like the storage solutions on the roof and even the side mounted ladder to reach them. The gearing system actually works (if you built it right!) and it does make this fun to actually play around with and although I doubt this would be purchased as a toy it is super strong and would handle some tough play.Overall, this is one of the few builds I was genuinely upset to complete. I was having such a good time constructing this vehicle it was disappointing when it was finished but it does look great on my vehicles shelf. One of my favourite Technic builds due to the engine build (my favourite bit!)Number Of Pieces: 2573Approximate Price Per Piece: £0.06Build Time: 11.25 Hours
It's always an AWESOME day when there's a big box of LEGO waiting for me! The box has great images of the set and has the Land Rover displayed against a rocky background, which is perfect. Box opened, here's what we have: a bunch of bags of LEGO, manual, sticker sheet, and 5 ginormous tires! This set is really cool and a lot of fun to build. My husband was really into LEGO vehicles when he was a kid, so he's building this one first. Once he's done, we'll tear it apart and I'll build it again.The set contains a hefty instruction manual in a single volume that measures nearly three quarters of an inch thick - close to 500 pages! The first 2 pages of the instruction manual have information about how to get the LEGO Life app and how to make sure you're choosing the ... MoreIt's always an AWESOME day when there's a big box of LEGO waiting for me! The box has great images of the set and has the Land Rover displayed against a rocky background, which is perfect. Box opened, here's what we have: a bunch of bags of LEGO, manual, sticker sheet, and 5 ginormous tires! This set is really cool and a lot of fun to build. My husband was really into LEGO vehicles when he was a kid, so he's building this one first. Once he's done, we'll tear it apart and I'll build it again.The set contains a hefty instruction manual in a single volume that measures nearly three quarters of an inch thick - close to 500 pages! The first 2 pages of the instruction manual have information about how to get the LEGO Life app and how to make sure you're choosing the right size piece Then it's straight into the instructions. The instructions themselves, in usual LEGO style, are all pictures and symbols. The manual also has a QR code so you can add it to your sets in the free Lego Life app, and access PDF instructions that you can download or read on your tablet or other device.All told, there are 21 bags of LEGO divided into 4 numbered groups and one unnumbered bag. Within some of the bags are smaller bags, usually containing smaller parts. In most of the sets I've done, there are usually 1-3 bags in each numbered group, but this set is unique, so here's how they break down. Group 1 has 3 bags. Group 2 has 7 bags. Group 3 has 5 bags. Group 4 has 5 bags. There's also one unnumbered bag, that contains the wheels and fender parts.When you build it, the instructions will have you build using the pieces from the bags labeled "1", then once those bags are completed, continue with the pieces from the bags labeled "2", and so on. I've found that it's useful to open all of the bags for the particular number, but keep the pieces a little bit separate. The pieces aren't randomly distributed between bags - instead, all of the pieces of a particular type may be in one or two bags, so if you dump the bags out and keep the pieces slightly separate, once you've found which pile your piece is in, you may find the rest of them in that same pile or in that one and one other. This is particularly useful in a set with so many bags per numbered group, because otherwise you will be sifting through quite a lot of pieces to find what you're looking for.Another tip that I find helpful with the larger sets, or anytime I may be doing the build over several sessions, is to use shallow flat containers to separate the contents of the bags, one container per bag. I got a bunch of fabric-covered lidded bins for organizing my sweaters, but I didn't want to use the lids, so I repurposed them for sorting LEGO or puzzle pieces, and they work perfectly! They stack pretty well (good if you're short on space or don't want to wander all over to reach what you need) and they allow me to tidy my project in minutes, to continue later, or to move it to another location. Having some sort of sorting trays can be really useful for the larger sets.Because there are a lot of pieces, if you plan on taking it apart and rebuilding it, a tip: sort the pieces by types. I usually do something along the lines of "windows and doors", "big plates", "tiny pieces", color groups for pieces for which there are a reasonably large number of pieces, "random" for the pieces that don't really have a classification, and so on. I sort them in stackable trays so I can move them around as needed. Choose trays that are one color (easier to find pieces against a simple background) and not the same color as your more popular pieces (black pieces on black background are really hard to see).The set does not contain any minifigures because it is not to minifigure scale. The car is 8 inches high, 16 inches long, and 7 inches wide. What's pretty neat is there are some special elements new for October 2019, including a new transmission system, which is the most advanced Technic gearbox yet. There are also cool interactive features in the car - check out the last few pages in the manual to see what fun things it can do.I really like this set. It's great for any LEGO, LEGO Technic, Land Rover, or classic car fan. I love the larger sets, so anything with this many pieces is fantastic. Keep in mind that because of the large piece count and some potentially challenging build techniques, the age suggestion for this set is 11+. I've found that children younger than this age who are especially skilled at LEGO can enjoy this also, and it can be a great activity for parent and child to share. It's also great for adults who love LEGO, and want a bigger challenge.
I wasn't really expecting anything great from this set, I'm not a massive land-rover fan and it doesn't really look massively impressive in pictures but I literally stumbled across this set on the Argos app whilst shopping for bedding, and it was on offer for £106 (that's 1/3 off) so I was in!This is without question my best purchase of the year. The build was an absolute joy and I was a little (pleasantly) surprised at how technical a build it is considering the price point. Although maybe the brick count should have been a clue. This was definitely one of the more challenging builds I've done, but it wasn't especially hard, just very engaging. It was an pleasure watching everything come together, the 4wd and transmission system is very trick, and a different ... MoreI wasn't really expecting anything great from this set, I'm not a massive land-rover fan and it doesn't really look massively impressive in pictures but I literally stumbled across this set on the Argos app whilst shopping for bedding, and it was on offer for £106 (that's 1/3 off) so I was in!This is without question my best purchase of the year. The build was an absolute joy and I was a little (pleasantly) surprised at how technical a build it is considering the price point. Although maybe the brick count should have been a clue. This was definitely one of the more challenging builds I've done, but it wasn't especially hard, just very engaging. It was an pleasure watching everything come together, the 4wd and transmission system is very trick, and a different engine from what I've become accustomed to from Lego/Technic was a breath of fresh air. The mechanism for the rear door was another surprise, and definitely a positive addition to the experience. The entire build was rewarding, and the end result is, in my opinion, well worth the effort. Although I got this with a decent discount I would gladly have paid list price for it had I of known how great a build it would be. It certainly fits my collection better than I expected.I actually think this is more fun and rewarding to build than set 42115 Lamborghini Sián, although maybe not as impressive to look at upon completion.
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| Material | Plastic |
| Country of origin | Czech Republic |
| Sound effects | N |
| Number of pieces | 140 pc(s) |