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This is one of my favorite builds out of many name brand and off brand kits. It looks really good, was fun to build with great instructions, and is actually pretty sturdy with good suspension on all four corners. As an R/C car though, it's not great. The motors are very underpowered and the battery dies after just a couple of minutes. That being said, I'd still absolutely buy it again. Just don't expect to send it off any sweet jumps.

Lots of fun to assemble. Very challenging though, even for me as an adult. I built it and then gave it to a co-worker, who gave it to her son, and he loved it.I think the way the controller is designed, it's impossible to set up the motors "properly" so that they spin in sync.

My 14yr old son spent a whole day building it, he really enjoyed the build. Pretty cool car and it was considerably bigger than what I was expecting. Bought beginning of July and as of August still don't have any complaints. He drives it up rock piles and climbs dirt hills and it goes pretty fast. Well worth the money i spent on it. My son loves it!Not sure of the time frame on battery life I haven't really paid attention, but since every wheel has its own motor you can disconnect two of the motors on wheels and make it 2wd so you can extend the life of battery while operating if needed.

Build time was around 12 to maybe 15 hours. Did this right after the yellow jeep from lego, and I was surprised how identical the pieces were to lego. The instructions were 4/5 for the vast majority of the time. There were a handful of sections that were puzzling to decipher, so take you time and rotate you work to match the pictures. Quite large when fully built. Will buy more in the future. Be aware that while the pieces are lego quality, the company is not. Customer support was quick to respond when reaching out about the controller not functioning, but it was a little difficult navigating the site and forums because it's a foreign company. Still very worth it though! NO SPARE PARTS LOL.... stay organized and best to avoid working somewhere you can't find a fallen part!

the parts fit together WAY too tight! I throw away most all the MOULD KING parts and use my set of LEGO parts which make the assembly enjoyable. MOULD KING just dont get it! Their sets are NO COMPARISON TO LEGO!!!!

This was well designed. However, I had an issue with putting one piece in as my hands were too big to get them in. This however did not create a problem. I would recommend this if you like a technical build. I had all the pieces in the box and there weren't any missing pieces.

This is one of the most difficult sets I've even encounter, there's a few steps where a piece was added in a place that you just couldn't get to and have to remove a few pieces to get in to add it where it could have been put in a few steps ahead to avoid the situation. This thing is WAY overbuilt for what it's actually capable of, it's slow, it's not powerful, there's a 0% chance you could run it outside and not get stuck in gravel or grass. It came with metal UV joints for the front but I have no idea why, this thing barley has power to drive around in carpet. It does look good on the shelf and this one I'm not afraid of falling apart of I drop it.

Very gift-able. Very small parts, so be careful. Very detailed instructions.