Ferrari 488 GTE "AF Corse #51"

Chris87 · 2024-03-20 · value 4/5 · build 4/5

The Ferrari 488 GTE "AF Corse #51" set proved to be an enjoyable build, but it does come with some areas that could definitely be improved upon for future Lego Technic sets that are in the £150+ price range. Overall the set is a good size and has a good level of complexity for just over 1600 pieces. The chassis build, including the engine set-up follows what is obviously a very similar set-up to other Technic vehicle…

johnnytifosi · 2023-11-20 · value 1/5 · build 3/5

I got this set as a present from my non-suspecting girlfriend who knew that I was just getting back into Lego Technic at the time (only collecting vintage studded sets I never got the chance to buy as a child). Coming from the golden era of 90s Technic, this set was a slap in the face. -Looks. It looks like a jagged mess of panels. Trying to replicate a real life vehicle with Lego Technic is just not going to work, e…

ReaperKraken · 2022-02-27 · value 3/5 · build 5/5

I recently bought the LEGO Ferrari 42125, and built it 3 days later. The building experience was good, I spent like 6 hours building. I had built the Ford Raptor the day before, so I was almost instantly into it. Of course, I took many pauses, mostly for toilet breaks or to eat. The looks are probably one of if not the best looking and most detailed LEGO car for this scale, I really like it, and it instantly went on …

Arseniy_Stepanchuk · 2022-02-10 · value 5/5 · build 5/5

When I was buying this car, I was thinking that it isn't so interesting at all. But now, I realised, that this set quite great. Amazing V8 engine, a lot of useful details, great exterior. Also, it's very impressing to put this details to your car, because when you doing it you feel yourself like mechanic in the garage. You have 2 sheets of stickers, and it's too boring to place it on details. At all this set is reall…