Early 911 for LEGO

This is a very professionally created app, and the content is designed by a very talented designer. This is a great app for lego fans. Half the fun is finding the bricks on websites such as BrickLink, then spending time creating the model. It is far more challenging and engaging than the shop purchased items, and will take longer to make than an off the shelf item, but is well worth the effort. I have several of Lego’s own Creator models specifically designed for ‘adult fans of lego’ and this matches and beats all of them, for its use of creativity, colour and style. Thoroughly recommended for anyone who is a true lego fan, check out the other creations and please let’s have more of the same.

First and foremost, this is an incredible model. Beautifully designed, technically sophisticated, and a real challenge to build. It’s found a place of honor on my shelf. The rear headlight sections of the build, in particular are the single most complex pieces of LEGO design I’ve seen in my 20+ years of building. Their shaping is truly a marvel. I am beyond impressed by the engine it’s of Sergey. This is not a build for beginners or even intermediate builders. It’s on par, in complexity, with the Arvo Brother’s ‘Kaneda Bike’ MOC (certainly more difficult than their version of a 911) and slightly simpler than some Inthert’s more sophisticated Star Wars builds for Brick Vault. It is also far more complex than anything non-technic that LEGO sells themself. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the interface for the app and the instructions are 8.5/10 for clarity. 8.5/10 is pretty stellar for non-OEM Lego instructions, in my book. I’ve made a handful of adaptations to the model with pieces that have become available since publishing, so there’s room for growth, but I would strongly recommend this build to veteran LEGO builders who are 911 enthusiasts.