Nifeliz Off-Road Pickup Wrange, 1:8 MOC Technique Building Set, Engineering Model Car Toy for Adults (2,096 Pieces)

Muy buena calidad en materiales, las instrucciones muy bien, aunque en ocasiones hay que pensarle un poco mas, porque no detalla tanto, pero no es mayor problema. Recomendable ampliamente.

The Nifeliz Off-Road Pickup Wrange is a fantastic building experience for adult collectors and engineering enthusiasts. With 2,096 pieces, this 1:8 scale truck model offers a perfect balance between challenge and enjoyment. The attention to detail is evident throughout the build, from the rugged exterior design to the functional features like the working suspension and realistic engine components.The instructions are clear and easy to follow, though the complexity of the model makes it better suited for experienced builders. Each piece fits together perfectly, ensuring a solid and sturdy finished product. The finished truck is not only a joy to build but also an impressive display piece. The level of detail in the design makes it a standout addition to any collection.What I particularly appreciate is the model's functional elements, like the opening doors and hood, which add to the realism and playability of the truck. Whether you're into building for display or just enjoy the engineering process, this set delivers on all fronts. The Nifeliz Off-Road Pickup Wrange is a great value for the price and a must-have for anyone who loves detailed, high-quality model kits. Highly recommended!

Great item, very fun to put together and looks awesome.

Although all the parts were present, everything felt a bit ‘odd’. There were multiple plastic part bags, mostly numbered, but they were often difficult to open, unlike the Lego ones, which just tear so easily. The various parts were manufactured with no imperfections but snapped together a bit more firmly than Lego. Sometimes I had to really push them together with some force to make them ‘click’. The instruction manual was very detailed but sometimes I had to make a ‘best guess’ as to the actual progression of assembly because the images shown seemed to be from the wrong angle and I couldn’t see the part detailed properly. As a result, it was actually even more challenging than Lego. As with Lego, there were several parts left over, making me wonder if I’d assembled it correctly. The box it came in was completely black with no completed images on it at all. On the other hand, it was considerably less expensive than original Lego, so I wasn’t entirely surprised. All up; a very enjoyable build but didn’t go together as nicely as Lego.

This is one of the most detailed, and mechanically "correct" technic models I have built. The h pattern shifter, locking diffs and such would be a great mechanical learning aid. But it works much better flipped over on its back, gently rotating the tires by hand to watch the gears turning, than it does to try to push it along the floor. It is so mechanically complicated that things tend to bind up. And the body is a rather floppy mess that is only attached with 4 pins. Some technic models, like the Ford Raptor, Land Rover and Dom's Charger are tough enough to let a small child play with. This one is best left on the shelf.