I would prefer Lego to use more black pins. Paying a premium for a 1:8 scale car only to have blues and yellow sticking out all over the place is rather aggravating.
I get it but it does make it hard sometimes to find prices but some of them are just a different color for no reason on the Lego w14 set you can clearly see a bright orange piece inside the car just make it black
It's great to see other brands getting reviewed, there's a lot of competing brands now but none of them have nearly as much visibility or coverage as Lego.
Finally we have an 🤪 who loves the rainbow colors of Lego sets, the blue pins in particular! I built this model without any difficulties and everything works properly. What is more, the quality of the parts is much better than Lego's and at half the price. Cada? ❤! Lego? 🤮!
@@realcopoolman Glad you CAN read, seeing you needed all the colors to build this 18+ Lego set, which - by the way - any analphabet or seven-year-old should be able to build without any problems.
There were certainly moments during the build where I wished for more colours in the palette... but then when it stands on the shelf, it looks great without red or blue pins sticking out. You just have to decide for yourself which is the worst pain, I guess.
CaDA is quite interersting, but very challenging. I have their LaFerrari (although it's not called that) and is was long and hard building process, at times even frustrating. But the result looks good, though a bit fragile. But as a good alternative go Lego at a significantly lower price (since that one was not motorized) I'm satisfied with the set. This one looks amazing, wish there was an alternative without RC, like it was with a Ferrari 458.
I gave up on the la Ferrari. Part quality wasn’t great and parts of the body were way too fragile. Currently building the AMG one. Part quality is excellent and the build has been excellent although still quite tricky in places. The fact you build the la Ferrari in modular form didn’t help either.
Wait, what? You're advocating blue pins and yellow/red axles? Because it makes building easier? Dafuq? An experienced builder like you should be able to get the correct piece no matter what color, right?
Yes, I am advocating color coding, because I am not only thinking about myself. People with different skills and experience would like to enjoy building sets, and color coding helps a lot with that. Although I am an experienced builder I find searching for specific pins and axles super annoying if they are all black.
@@RBsGadgetReviews I won't deny the fact that color coding makes the build way more easy, it does. But then the end result looks nothing like I expect from a premium brand, which is sad. The color coding does add another level of enjoyment to my builds when I get rid of all the stupid colors Lego put in. It does cost 50-100 euro more for a supercar set and I have to get some parts from alternative manufacturers as Lego doesn't produce them in the right color (or bricklink sells them at ridiculous prices, like the axle pin for 2 euro a piece).
@@RBsGadgetReviews id advocate for just giving us all the pins. in the 300€ price range that are high end technic sets for lego just give us color coded pins make the manuel colored but just add that little extra package with "correct" pins. thats all how much are 100 black pins in producitons 3 or 5 cents ?
A useful, balanced, fair review. Kudos for covering a CaDA set. We need more good coverage of brands besides Lego. There are some really interesting things happening in this scene, with some great designs and really high-quality parts. (And there's already way more than enough Lego coverage out there to wade through.)
This car would be much more appealing if it wasn't for such a horrible "designer" behind it. It is a pity that such an entitled, unpleasant and elitist person has to do anything with CaDa. I have had a chance to see him/her replies and attitude on online forums, and its despicable. I hope they cancel their cooperation with him/her. Thanks for a nice review, and hopefully CaDa will make a lots of new sets and parts :)
Did you build the 2WD-variant? All reviews I saw so far covered the 4WD variant for which the drive chain worked flawlessly. Nevertheless I would prefer a static version for lower price tag. Funny to hear that there is somebody out there missing the color coded pins etc. I personally prefer the clean look of color matching parts and I'm enjoying sets which are more challenging to build.
I've seen at least one reviewer who built both versions, and actually zero videos where people would demonstrate the reverse function with a single motor. I don't say it won't work at all, but considering the setup itself I'm 100% convinced that most motor power would be wasted and the car would barely crawl backwards.
Szia Balázs! Nagyon szépen köszönöm a gyors feliratot! Elképesztően részletes a videó, mely nagy hatással volt rám. A videó megnézése előtt nagyon tetszettek a felnik, gumik, és az egész kinézet megvalósítása. Z videó megnézése után viszont egyértelmű, hogy nem fogom beszerezni ezt a szettet, és pontosan azon negatívumok miatt, mellyeket felsoroltál. Technic, Cada vonalon te készíted a legnagyobb részletekbe menő ismertetőket, azaz számomra rendkívül mérvadó a véleményed. Csak így tovább. Üdv, Unoka!
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the CADA C61048, known officially as the Fantasma Sports Car but modelled after a Koenigsegg Jesko. Similar to this set, its functions exist more in theory due to how complex they are, but unlike this set it is entirely manual & built around a unique gearbox. I had a blast building mine, even though I've built it twice now and haven't gotten the gearbox to function fully either time. Even still, the building process is fascinating, and I've enjoyed it a lot more than the LEGO Bugatti (even if that set is far more polished).
You lost me at the appraisal of LEGO's dumbed down color coding of pins and axles. No one would be bothered by a color coding if it would match the sets color. Just like the half pins are available in different colors why can't the 2L and 3L as well? Or just throw in a bag of replacement black pins.
You might enjoy searching for the correct pins constantly during building, I don't. I still don't get why people get bothered by color coded pieces that are hidden inside a set.
@@RBsGadgetReviewsI think he means that you could have different color coding for each set. For example, in the Peugeot set you could have green pins instead of blue. They would still be easy to build, but they would be a much better match for the overall esthetics
@@RBsGadgetReviewsI’ve recently build a technic-style jeep and all the pins were black. But the different style pins came in separate bags so I don’t really know why you would need to search for them. Frankly the color-coded parts just look disgusting to me. The blue pins alone are bad enough but yellow bars and stuff like that is just the worst. And they are definitely not hidden, you see them shine threw and I don’t know how anyone can defend that. It’s not hard to build Lego technic, it just takes time. And I don’t believe a 400€ set is made for children. I also don’t really see how CaDa is saving on R&D. Most technic parts a decades old, and Lego isn’t adding an ton of new pieces these days. CaDa also has original parts. I get that Lego is the OG but their trend of creating bigger and bigger sets with a serious lack of depth to them turned me away almost completely.
As a LEGO fan, the patent on the brick is done. I welcome all competition now, LEGO has to step up its game when it comes to things like technic, cars, motors, controls, lights, etc. there is so much more out there than big, expensive licensed sets that are now 500+ dls
love the look of the car, black and grey pins also great, rims/tires great. no stickers also great. set would be great if there are no motors. lights are a nice extra.
Saw it up close and think the detail of the CADA set is far better than the Lego Technics. In the UK the sets are far cheaper than the Lego and look better on display when made. I still love lego but these sets are mega.
I own the supercar 770 -4 and cyber turbo - v, and as much as i would love to recommend them to others the park quality and build quality is not at Legos level so I only recommend it to high-level builders.
Sorry but this review seems very biased by a Lego fanboy in my eyes. You seem to have a hard time to admit that this model is destroying every race car that Lego has ever designed and produced, giving you a far superior model for a lower price. You're saying it's not fair to compare prices, because just like with automobiles, you can buy original parts that will cost more and you can buy third-party parts that will be cheaper? What a ridiculous statement. Who decided that Lego is the "original" manufacturer and Cada is a third-party "replica"? This is just your personal belief, or what you as a Lego advocat want people to believe. Cada is, just like Lego, one of many bricks manufactures. You can point out differences in quality (if there are any), but there is no original and replice here. There is however, a winner and a loser, and the loser is very clearly Lego.
Sorry, but your comment seems very biased by a LEGO hater in my eyes who thinks there is only black and white in this world. I shared my personal opinion and listed all the pros and cons I find, and there were at least as many things I liked that I didn't. I'm sorry that you simply cannot process a scenario when someone doesn't have to love or hate something to form an opinion. I'm almost certain you haven't built this model yet, so I'm wondering why you're so sure that it is "destroying every race car that LEGO has ever designed". It's a decent build with an interesting and well-designed body, but from a Technic standpoint, it doesn't have much trickery to it, and the RC features don't really work in real-world conditions, although they're quite interesting in theory. Whether you like it or not (it doesn't really matter), the fact is that Technic elements were first designed by LEGO, period. CaDA started simply copying them with worse quality in the past, and I'm really glad they've improved a lot in both respects: Their parts are now of decent quality, and they also have their unique parts to avoid legal conflicts. They've still managed to keep R&D costs down by using about 70% LEGO part design, so they can offer their sets at a lower price. You don't have to take sides to accept these simple facts. I really hope CaDA continues with a much cleaner parts portfolio and this quality, and that they continue to improve the design and reliability of their models. In my eyes they're still not trying to compete with LEGO as their target audience is different, but I already talked about that in the video.
Wtf are you stating? Does every car seems equal to you? CaDa is simply ripping off Lego bricks and sold them as theirs. There's no innovations whatsoever, they introduced some bricks true, but 90% are from Lego creators. Have you ever heard of patent???
It seems like a nice enough set although a bit too gimmicky for me to buy it. I'd be interested in a review of the cada Alfa Romeo F1 car. I'd like to buy it but it comes with four sheets of stickers that need applying and that's really off-putting for me.
I don't think anyone *must* admit anything in this regard. You might prefer the CaDA design, I see the challenges with both LEGO and CaDA, each has different strengths and weaknesses. There's no ultimate winner in this game, different target audiences have different preferences.
Honestly, I'd just not put the wires in and find a way to disconnect the rear wing from the doors to have it closed... As a display piece I cannot argue against it one bit... Looks great.
Hello friend!!! I would like to make a request! Can you also review the Rastar MC20 Nettuno? It appears to be a good build, but unfortunately, all the reviews are in another language and you’re one of the few from Europe that provides excellent reviews in English!!! Thanks for all the great content on both of your channels!!! Keep up the amazing work!!!
I'm kinda feel like you didn't show us as many interesting building parts (not pieces) + techniques like you'd do if it was a LEGO review. I as well feel like I don't know nothing about the chassis and mechanims inside the model. Everything else was just fine and as usual nonetheless. I'd like to say thank you for the review, I've been looking forward to seeing it and yet I'm disappointed a bit...
Honestly there wasn't that many interesting things going on in the model, apart from the motorization setup which you could see in details. The paneling is interesting and tricky, but you can also see that. I wish I had time to do detailed building reviews about everything, but I do these alone, there are many LEGO sets that I don't have time to cover, I won't start piling up a backlog for other brands as well.
@@RBsGadgetReviews I appreciate your honesty, Balázs, I really do. As I said, it still is a great review! I think it's just me who wants to go deeper I guess. Thank you again🙏
Hi, I wanted to ask you if in your opinion it is possible to avoid fitting the engines. Since the model will remain exposed inside a piece of furniture I don't see the point. However, I would like to leave the one with the doors and the lights working. Do you think it's possible? Thanks for the info
Hello Balázs, are you consirering to make video about the 64005W build as well? It would be much appreciated, regarding I am thinking about buying it or not. Greetings from Hungary
love your videos and how in detail you go into them. mmmm looks great but why didnt lego pick this one up?would have been great to put with all the others they have done as i have all the 1/8 lego have done except for the porsche gt3 which is ridiculously priced . Do you know if lego have any plans to re release 42056 at all ?
I really dislike how some CADA panel pieces are “broken” into two parts compared to LEGO’s and this in my opinion prevents the body from looking as clean as they can be. There are also some line indentations in some of the curve pieces which again adds to the busy-ness of the body. I replaced all these parts with LEGO ones in the La Ferrari set. Is the colour for the panels for this set matching LEGO’s LBG?
Lego technic cars looks 10 times worse what are you blabbernig about 2 pieces... lego cars are like cheese lego has giant gaps on the body most lego technic models looks like a chinese fake for half the price with fuckton of empty paces on the body. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@muisverriet Yeah they are full of holes... the panesl aren't really there the 488 gtb is cheese the most expensive one the daytone looks okay but the panels are like roof shingles overlapped on each other not a fking 500 dollar looking set for sure.
How is the quality of the parts? Do they fall apart? Can you drive the car w/o losing parts of it? Do you need a pry bar to take the set apart? I've never built a model from this company before, so I don't know the quality of the product.
I built my daytona sp3 with black pins instead of the annoying blue ones,lego should give us pins according to the body panels so the result can be more accurate
Nice review! I have trouble making the doors fit properly, they are always dropping down, are they suppose to be like that or any suggestions to make them fit/close properly?
@@johnedwards6215 I saw a video on channel called "MrAmorti" which has a detailed 25 minute video on a few minor bug fixes for the CaDA AMG ONE set, regarding one of the driving gears, the motorized wing/doors, and also a tweak on the front suspension bottoming out. If you are a owner of a set you might want to check that video out.
Actually, I very much prefer building with a “single color”;- cuz it looks much better at the end. Lego’s approach of using a ton of different colors just looks ugly in my opinion. Yes, it does make it easier to build in a way;- but on the other hand I don’t think it’s enjoyable to look at… But especially, if these ‘off colors’ are still visible even after the set is finished. (As is often the case with the blue pins for example). Like, I think it makes sense to use different colors in sets which are meant for children;- but in this case for example, when adults are the target-audience, -using less colors is much more appropriate in my opinion.
as far as I understand, the details of this model are not from Lego, but from the manufacturer of this set, correct? I have been interested in these models for a long time, but it is important for me that the parts are exactly Lego
Because CaDA still saved tons of R&D costs by leveraging the LEGO Technic part design ecosystem. It's like comparing the manufacturer's parts or accessories for your car with those from a third party.
CaDA makes building block sets that are compatible with LEGO. Most of LEGO's parts are not protected by law, which means other companies can also produce similar elements. CaDA does not copy LEGO sets, they produce their own designs, sometimes with known fan designers from the community
I'm not sure why you think the tyres look "better" when they're not seated properly on the bead?? (as per comment on your last vid). eg the tyres on your green lambo are not seated in the bead. Each to their own i suppose but it definitely looks horrible to me and my other lego mates when people do this, its like you don't like your tyres on the rim properly. The rims shouldn't stand off the rubber just like real wheels, I'd assume I have flat tyres if i walk out to see the wall/bead of my car tyres sitting half inch (to scale) in from the lip on my rims haha. I can tell at a glance that in the vid with the two cars sitting together, the front right of the amg is seated properly and the rear right is seated on the outside but not on the inside of the rim so its pulling the rubber inward and the green lambo tyres are just not on the bead at all. Anyway, glad I finally got to voice this bug bear i see so often in the community lol
You could leave out the motors because they're not structural. For example you could build it with just the function motors and lights, then the remote could have a button each for doors, wing, headlights, and brake lights. If you blocked the main driver motor axle, I think you'd keep the pullback effect. Not that one pullback will move the car, of course!
Yea they have bot you arent one off them xD CADA sets are only for master builders and you dont like all black pincs and exles lol the sots wet them is great.
Thank God I didn’t watch this video before I bought the set. I hope CaDa will NEVER send you one of their sets for review because you’re very biased towards Lego. Also stick to 10+ speed champions bc Master Series “black belt” sets are not for you 👎🏽
Fun fact, the folks at CaDA were totally fine with my review, as they accept the fact that no products are perfect and they know pretty well their target audience, which isn't as broad as LEGO's. I'm sorry if you cannot cannot handle a balanced review, in this case I wouldn't suggest my LEGO videos either.
Better than anything Lego has ever produced. Did you run into any problems like these ? ua-cam.com/video/7SzY7wDIdAc/v-deo.html Dont want to buy it if it has issues that I have to "fix".
This is actually an example where the company did it best not to "steal" from LEGO. Any parts that are protected are avoided and made differently, and they also managed to acquire a license from Mercedes-AMG and also from Michelin, who I'm sure wouldn't let their names put on a "stolen" product.
I have some CaDA sets and these sets are sometimes better like Lego, because I have Creator Expert scale sets with Technic features(Initial D 1:12 cars), example suspension and clever design for easy RC mode. I bought Solar System from Master serie by JK Brickworks. I saw Classic Sports Car C61045W(Red Porsche) with motors for cca 60 euros(EU, Chine was cca 30 euros), this was killer price in this bundle(non-official e-shop).
Fully licensed, good design, good price and no stickers.
Its honestly a good complement to the Merc F1 Performance if you only have 2 spots for showing off "technic" style 1:8 vehicles. 2x Mercs.
@@JSLEnterprises cada has good Alfa Romeo F1 car today
I would prefer Lego to use more black pins. Paying a premium for a 1:8 scale car only to have blues and yellow sticking out all over the place is rather aggravating.
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It’s not “Lego” 😂
Right!
@@bwest6275 that's the point. Cada is doing it right
I get it but it does make it hard sometimes to find prices but some of them are just a different color for no reason on the Lego w14 set you can clearly see a bright orange piece inside the car just make it black
It's great to see other brands getting reviewed, there's a lot of competing brands now but none of them have nearly as much visibility or coverage as Lego.
Finally we have an 🤪 who loves the rainbow colors of Lego sets, the blue pins in particular! I built this model without any difficulties and everything works properly. What is more, the quality of the parts is much better than Lego's and at half the price. Cada? ❤! Lego? 🤮!
I cringed reading this
@@realcopoolman Glad you CAN read, seeing you needed all the colors to build this 18+ Lego set, which - by the way - any analphabet or seven-year-old should be able to build without any problems.
There were certainly moments during the build where I wished for more colours in the palette... but then when it stands on the shelf, it looks great without red or blue pins sticking out.
You just have to decide for yourself which is the worst pain, I guess.
Well, color coding the interior and color matching the exterior could be a solution.
@@RBsGadgetReviews sounds like the best way to make everybody unhappy 😅
I'd be happy :)
CaDA is quite interersting, but very challenging. I have their LaFerrari (although it's not called that) and is was long and hard building process, at times even frustrating. But the result looks good, though a bit fragile.
But as a good alternative go Lego at a significantly lower price (since that one was not motorized) I'm satisfied with the set.
This one looks amazing, wish there was an alternative without RC, like it was with a Ferrari 458.
I gave up on the la Ferrari. Part quality wasn’t great and parts of the body were way too fragile. Currently building the AMG one. Part quality is excellent and the build has been excellent although still quite tricky in places. The fact you build the la Ferrari in modular form didn’t help either.
I think this set has some very interesting building techniques. I love it and I will consider buying it soon
Wait, what? You're advocating blue pins and yellow/red axles? Because it makes building easier? Dafuq? An experienced builder like you should be able to get the correct piece no matter what color, right?
Yes, I am advocating color coding, because I am not only thinking about myself. People with different skills and experience would like to enjoy building sets, and color coding helps a lot with that. Although I am an experienced builder I find searching for specific pins and axles super annoying if they are all black.
@@RBsGadgetReviews I won't deny the fact that color coding makes the build way more easy, it does. But then the end result looks nothing like I expect from a premium brand, which is sad. The color coding does add another level of enjoyment to my builds when I get rid of all the stupid colors Lego put in. It does cost 50-100 euro more for a supercar set and I have to get some parts from alternative manufacturers as Lego doesn't produce them in the right color (or bricklink sells them at ridiculous prices, like the axle pin for 2 euro a piece).
@@zonoskarkeep whining. Bhoohoo…
@@RBsGadgetReviews id advocate for just giving us all the pins. in the 300€ price range that are high end technic sets for lego just give us color coded pins make the manuel colored but just add that little extra package with "correct" pins. thats all how much are 100 black pins in producitons 3 or 5 cents ?
A useful, balanced, fair review. Kudos for covering a CaDA set. We need more good coverage of brands besides Lego. There are some really interesting things happening in this scene, with some great designs and really high-quality parts. (And there's already way more than enough Lego coverage out there to wade through.)
Try Jiestar licensed Audi R8.. or let my channel do it. Lego doesn't know what's about to hit them.
This car would be much more appealing if it wasn't for such a horrible "designer" behind it.
It is a pity that such an entitled, unpleasant and elitist person has to do anything with CaDa.
I have had a chance to see him/her replies and attitude on online forums, and its despicable.
I hope they cancel their cooperation with him/her.
Thanks for a nice review, and hopefully CaDa will make a lots of new sets and parts :)
The designer did a great job I don't really care about their personality on online forums... everyone is toxic on there
finally! A video of our legend! ❤❤😀😀
Did you build the 2WD-variant? All reviews I saw so far covered the 4WD variant for which the drive chain worked flawlessly. Nevertheless I would prefer a static version for lower price tag. Funny to hear that there is somebody out there missing the color coded pins etc. I personally prefer the clean look of color matching parts and I'm enjoying sets which are more challenging to build.
I've seen at least one reviewer who built both versions, and actually zero videos where people would demonstrate the reverse function with a single motor. I don't say it won't work at all, but considering the setup itself I'm 100% convinced that most motor power would be wasted and the car would barely crawl backwards.
@@Jessikitty2020 that's exactly what I did, you don't need a video as it is covered in the manual
Szia Balázs!
Nagyon szépen köszönöm a gyors feliratot!
Elképesztően részletes a videó, mely nagy hatással volt rám.
A videó megnézése előtt nagyon tetszettek a felnik, gumik, és az egész kinézet megvalósítása.
Z videó megnézése után viszont egyértelmű, hogy nem fogom beszerezni ezt a szettet, és pontosan azon negatívumok miatt, mellyeket felsoroltál.
Technic, Cada vonalon te készíted a legnagyobb részletekbe menő ismertetőket, azaz számomra rendkívül mérvadó a véleményed.
Csak így tovább.
Üdv, Unoka!
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the CADA C61048, known officially as the Fantasma Sports Car but modelled after a Koenigsegg Jesko. Similar to this set, its functions exist more in theory due to how complex they are, but unlike this set it is entirely manual & built around a unique gearbox. I had a blast building mine, even though I've built it twice now and haven't gotten the gearbox to function fully either time. Even still, the building process is fascinating, and I've enjoyed it a lot more than the LEGO Bugatti (even if that set is far more polished).
You lost me at the appraisal of LEGO's dumbed down color coding of pins and axles. No one would be bothered by a color coding if it would match the sets color. Just like the half pins are available in different colors why can't the 2L and 3L as well? Or just throw in a bag of replacement black pins.
You might enjoy searching for the correct pins constantly during building, I don't. I still don't get why people get bothered by color coded pieces that are hidden inside a set.
@@RBsGadgetReviewsI think he means that you could have different color coding for each set. For example, in the Peugeot set you could have green pins instead of blue. They would still be easy to build, but they would be a much better match for the overall esthetics
@@kurczaczak that's totally not feasible from a production point of view.
@@RBsGadgetReviewsI’ve recently build a technic-style jeep and all the pins were black. But the different style pins came in separate bags so I don’t really know why you would need to search for them. Frankly the color-coded parts just look disgusting to me. The blue pins alone are bad enough but yellow bars and stuff like that is just the worst. And they are definitely not hidden, you see them shine threw and I don’t know how anyone can defend that. It’s not hard to build Lego technic, it just takes time. And I don’t believe a 400€ set is made for children.
I also don’t really see how CaDa is saving on R&D. Most technic parts a decades old, and Lego isn’t adding an ton of new pieces these days. CaDa also has original parts. I get that Lego is the OG but their trend of creating bigger and bigger sets with a serious lack of depth to them turned me away almost completely.
As a LEGO fan, the patent on the brick is done. I welcome all competition now, LEGO has to step up its game when it comes to things like technic, cars, motors, controls, lights, etc. there is so much more out there than big, expensive licensed sets that are now 500+ dls
awesome review. would love to see other cada set reviews in the future
love the look of the car, black and grey pins also great, rims/tires great. no stickers also great. set would be great if there are no motors. lights are a nice extra.
Saw it up close and think the detail of the CADA set is far better than the Lego Technics. In the UK the sets are far cheaper than the Lego and look better on display when made. I still love lego but these sets are mega.
It’s LEGO.
@@EGO0808 It's also "CaDA", but honestly who really cares
I own the supercar 770 -4 and cyber turbo - v, and as much as i would love to recommend them to others the park quality and build quality is not at Legos level so I only recommend it to high-level builders.
Please take a look at the Alpha Romeo F1 set as well! It would be a good comparison to the McLaren and is also licensed
Destruction derby would be fun with this and upgraded electronics.
hiánypótló videó! köszönjük szépen!
Das beste Set, wo mir jemals untergekommen ist👍👏👏
@@Alexander-Reitz Nein, der erste war der Cada Master C61042w. Allein schon bei diesem Set ist das Sequentielle Getriebe ein Highlight 👍
Sorry but this review seems very biased by a Lego fanboy in my eyes. You seem to have a hard time to admit that this model is destroying every race car that Lego has ever designed and produced, giving you a far superior model for a lower price. You're saying it's not fair to compare prices, because just like with automobiles, you can buy original parts that will cost more and you can buy third-party parts that will be cheaper? What a ridiculous statement. Who decided that Lego is the "original" manufacturer and Cada is a third-party "replica"? This is just your personal belief, or what you as a Lego advocat want people to believe. Cada is, just like Lego, one of many bricks manufactures. You can point out differences in quality (if there are any), but there is no original and replice here. There is however, a winner and a loser, and the loser is very clearly Lego.
Sorry, but your comment seems very biased by a LEGO hater in my eyes who thinks there is only black and white in this world. I shared my personal opinion and listed all the pros and cons I find, and there were at least as many things I liked that I didn't. I'm sorry that you simply cannot process a scenario when someone doesn't have to love or hate something to form an opinion.
I'm almost certain you haven't built this model yet, so I'm wondering why you're so sure that it is "destroying every race car that LEGO has ever designed". It's a decent build with an interesting and well-designed body, but from a Technic standpoint, it doesn't have much trickery to it, and the RC features don't really work in real-world conditions, although they're quite interesting in theory.
Whether you like it or not (it doesn't really matter), the fact is that Technic elements were first designed by LEGO, period. CaDA started simply copying them with worse quality in the past, and I'm really glad they've improved a lot in both respects: Their parts are now of decent quality, and they also have their unique parts to avoid legal conflicts. They've still managed to keep R&D costs down by using about 70% LEGO part design, so they can offer their sets at a lower price. You don't have to take sides to accept these simple facts.
I really hope CaDA continues with a much cleaner parts portfolio and this quality, and that they continue to improve the design and reliability of their models. In my eyes they're still not trying to compete with LEGO as their target audience is different, but I already talked about that in the video.
Bro just go roasted
Stating that Lego is not the original brand, seems like a flat earth conspiracy
@@Itachi_Rules at what point is beeing original still relevant. like i hope you drive a marcedes benz because all the other cars are not original...
Wtf are you stating? Does every car seems equal to you? CaDa is simply ripping off Lego bricks and sold them as theirs. There's no innovations whatsoever, they introduced some bricks true, but 90% are from Lego creators. Have you ever heard of patent???
Here hoping for a video of the Cada F1 Alfa Romeo. The pirelli's are absolute perfections.
Black pins are good. You wants everywhere blue pins in a display set?
It seems like a nice enough set although a bit too gimmicky for me to buy it.
I'd be interested in a review of the cada Alfa Romeo F1 car. I'd like to buy it but it comes with four sheets of stickers that need applying and that's really off-putting for me.
You have to review the new Fast and Furious RX7 from Cada
Great review man!
you must admit the superior of the CaDa design... i love Lego, but Cada is doing the best Technic car end Lego must improve his set
I don't think anyone *must* admit anything in this regard. You might prefer the CaDA design, I see the challenges with both LEGO and CaDA, each has different strengths and weaknesses. There's no ultimate winner in this game, different target audiences have different preferences.
could you please review the CaDA Dark Knight GTR C63003W pls
Which motors with "short wires" go where? Interesting comment.. but to help?????
Honestly, I'd just not put the wires in and find a way to disconnect the rear wing from the doors to have it closed... As a display piece I cannot argue against it one bit... Looks great.
Hello friend!!! I would like to make a request! Can you also review the Rastar MC20 Nettuno? It appears to be a good build, but unfortunately, all the reviews are in another language and you’re one of the few from Europe that provides excellent reviews in English!!! Thanks for all the great content on both of your channels!!! Keep up the amazing work!!!
Great review as always!!! Do you have plans to review the Cada Alfa Romeo F1 Orlen C42? I’d love to see what your thoughts are.
Yes, I am planning to build that one as well
@@RBsGadgetReviews yahoo! I’m looking forward to it!!! Keep up the great work!!! Much love from your friends in California!
hating on black pins is wild 💀💀💀
I guess Mercedes saw that travesty of a Zetros and decided to jump ship.
Or maybe they don't make exclusive licensing deals and can actually do business with more companies the same time
Great video as expected. I have this kit and want to build as a static version. Can you see many problems if I don't use motors and wiring? Thanks
I think it is doable, although you might want to remove other elements of the transmission as well.
I just ordered mine.. the only reason I bought is that CaDa paid licensing fees to AMG benz... hope this is very compatible to LEGO
I'm kinda feel like you didn't show us as many interesting building parts (not pieces) + techniques like you'd do if it was a LEGO review. I as well feel like I don't know nothing about the chassis and mechanims inside the model. Everything else was just fine and as usual nonetheless. I'd like to say thank you for the review, I've been looking forward to seeing it and yet I'm disappointed a bit...
Honestly there wasn't that many interesting things going on in the model, apart from the motorization setup which you could see in details. The paneling is interesting and tricky, but you can also see that. I wish I had time to do detailed building reviews about everything, but I do these alone, there are many LEGO sets that I don't have time to cover, I won't start piling up a backlog for other brands as well.
@@RBsGadgetReviews I appreciate your honesty, Balázs, I really do. As I said, it still is a great review! I think it's just me who wants to go deeper I guess. Thank you again🙏
Hi, I wanted to ask you if in your opinion it is possible to avoid fitting the engines. Since the model will remain exposed inside a piece of furniture I don't see the point. However, I would like to leave the one with the doors and the lights working. Do you think it's possible? Thanks for the info
Only just found out about this brand... would love to see you review the CaDA Alfa Romeo F1 car (either large or smaller scale) !
Habe die Plastik-Kardangelenke durch Stahl-Kardangelenke ersetzt. Jetzt läuft der AMG ONE perfekt.
How much is it
Hello Balázs, are you consirering to make video about the 64005W build as well? It would be much appreciated, regarding I am thinking about buying it or not. Greetings from Hungary
great review! why dont you post these videos on your main channel?
My main channel is about LEGO, I prefer to keep things separated
Szia Balázs! Magyar az anya nyelved? Es az angol a tanult?! Mert kivételesen értem az angol beszédet.😊
love your videos and how in detail you go into them. mmmm looks great but why didnt lego pick this one up?would have been great to put with all the others they have done as i have all the 1/8 lego have done except for the porsche gt3 which is ridiculously priced . Do you know if lego have any plans to re release 42056 at all ?
I'm sure they won't re-release older Technic sets, there are so many other cars to choose from
Honestly I don’t play with these models in the first place so I don’t mind the motors not being that good
Are the rims as big as those of the Ferrari Daytona lego or like those of the Sian and Chiron?
I really dislike how some CADA panel pieces are “broken” into two parts compared to LEGO’s and this in my opinion prevents the body from looking as clean as they can be.
There are also some line indentations in some of the curve pieces which again adds to the busy-ness of the body. I replaced all these parts with LEGO ones in the La Ferrari set.
Is the colour for the panels for this set matching LEGO’s LBG?
Lego technic cars looks 10 times worse what are you blabbernig about 2 pieces... lego cars are like cheese lego has giant gaps on the body most lego technic models looks like a chinese fake for half the price with fuckton of empty paces on the body. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@maszkalman3676None of the technic supercars have anything you're talking about
@@muisverriet Yeah they are full of holes... the panesl aren't really there the 488 gtb is cheese the most expensive one the daytone looks okay but the panels are like roof shingles overlapped on each other not a fking 500 dollar looking set for sure.
Sorry but lego needs to take note. This is a really well thought out kit.
How is the quality of the parts? Do they fall apart? Can you drive the car w/o losing parts of it? Do you need a pry bar to take the set apart? I've never built a model from this company before, so I don't know the quality of the product.
You can find the answers to your questions in the video
I built my daytona sp3 with black pins instead of the annoying blue ones,lego should give us pins according to the body panels so the result can be more accurate
Good to hear. Now get yourself a soda.
@RBsGadgetReviews can this set be built without all motorization or are those components part of the structure in nature and required? Thanks
You can build it without the motors, you will have a few gaps though and the drive train will practically do nothing.
Nice review! I have trouble making the doors fit properly, they are always dropping down, are they suppose to be like that or any suggestions to make them fit/close properly?
Me as well. They seem to stand proud of the body a bit. Not sure if that is right or not. Have you discovered any fixes ?
@@johnedwards6215 I have figured it out. Once I attached the doors to the top part of the window, they are working fine now.
@@johnedwards6215 I saw a video on channel called "MrAmorti" which has a detailed 25 minute video on a few minor bug fixes for the CaDA AMG ONE set, regarding one of the driving gears, the motorized wing/doors, and also a tweak on the front suspension bottoming out. If you are a owner of a set you might want to check that video out.
I’m looking to buy one of their sets. What’s the difference between one with a motor and one without. Is it referring to the electric motor?
Yes, some sets have motorized and non-motorized editions, not this one though.
I think cada could probably be a great option instead of Lego cause it’s cheaper and there variety is great
Can you pls review the alfa romeo f1 car
Lego can only drool while looking at this
I think LEGO knows exactly why this wouldn’t work for them. Have you seen the video with sound on?
Is it possible to build up a static version without electronics or do these components play a major role in terms of structural integrity?
You can likely build it without them and just put a technic piece instead on the motors to keep structural integrity.
You can build the motors with technic elements. Very easy. Then it's just static. Try the v12 hyper car static.. blue onem you will thank me.
Can you review the cada Technic suzuki Jimny?
Actually, I very much prefer building with a “single color”;- cuz it looks much better at the end. Lego’s approach of using a ton of different colors just looks ugly in my opinion. Yes, it does make it easier to build in a way;- but on the other hand I don’t think it’s enjoyable to look at… But especially, if these ‘off colors’ are still visible even after the set is finished. (As is often the case with the blue pins for example).
Like, I think it makes sense to use different colors in sets which are meant for children;- but in this case for example, when adults are the target-audience, -using less colors is much more appropriate in my opinion.
Could yo maybe do the konisegg cause I might get that one
How about quality of CaDA bricks? are they the same quality as real LEGO?
I mentioned it in the video, the quality of the parts improved a lot and I found no difference between these and the LEGO pieces
post more of cada like the laferrari centenario and alfa romeo f1 car
as far as I understand, the details of this model are not from Lego, but from the manufacturer of this set, correct? I have been interested in these models for a long time, but it is important for me that the parts are exactly Lego
The parts are not made by LEGO, this is from a different company.
Where can you buy it and do they ship internationally ie Australia
There's a link in the description, check the website for shipping details
please review the cada alfa romeo c42
Why is it not fair to compare prices?
Because CaDA still saved tons of R&D costs by leveraging the LEGO Technic part design ecosystem. It's like comparing the manufacturer's parts or accessories for your car with those from a third party.
can you review the cada alfa romeo c42 and compare it to the lego mclaren f1 car? thanks
He has on his main channle
@@-Evixity-no he doesn’t. I just looked and there isn’t one on his main. If you have a link for it then fine
Is this a company which uses actually lego ? Looks amazing. But seems some quality is lacking in places
No, they use parts produced by themselves
are u from Hungary?
The issue of cables is part of the experience in dealing with German engineering ...so that is 1:8 too 😂
I just heard about cada. Whats the difference between cada and lego ? And why both using the same pieces ?
CaDA makes building block sets that are compatible with LEGO. Most of LEGO's parts are not protected by law, which means other companies can also produce similar elements. CaDA does not copy LEGO sets, they produce their own designs, sometimes with known fan designers from the community
valamelyik tankot Cadából megmutathatnád valamikor
U need to get la ferrari from cada. What designer did is the best 1:8 in the world
I'm not sure why you think the tyres look "better" when they're not seated properly on the bead?? (as per comment on your last vid). eg the tyres on your green lambo are not seated in the bead. Each to their own i suppose but it definitely looks horrible to me and my other lego mates when people do this, its like you don't like your tyres on the rim properly. The rims shouldn't stand off the rubber just like real wheels, I'd assume I have flat tyres if i walk out to see the wall/bead of my car tyres sitting half inch (to scale) in from the lip on my rims haha. I can tell at a glance that in the vid with the two cars sitting together, the front right of the amg is seated properly and the rear right is seated on the outside but not on the inside of the rim so its pulling the rubber inward and the green lambo tyres are just not on the bead at all. Anyway, glad I finally got to voice this bug bear i see so often in the community lol
То чувство когда в России этот же набор стоит 180$
Motorisation looks like a gimmick. Can you build it without the motor?
You could leave out the motors because they're not structural. For example you could build it with just the function motors and lights, then the remote could have a button each for doors, wing, headlights, and brake lights.
If you blocked the main driver motor axle, I think you'd keep the pullback effect. Not that one pullback will move the car, of course!
I wish the electronics were cheaper to get
After 1 year!!!!!!
Motorized like a German WW2 tank 😂 it's so damn slow. I love how it looks, but it moves like a snail
Yea they have bot you arent one off them xD CADA sets are only for master builders and you dont like all black pincs and exles lol the sots wet them is great.
But it’s not Lego
So😂
Thank God I didn’t watch this video before I bought the set. I hope CaDa will NEVER send you one of their sets for review because you’re very biased towards Lego. Also stick to 10+ speed champions bc Master Series “black belt” sets are not for you 👎🏽
Fun fact, the folks at CaDA were totally fine with my review, as they accept the fact that no products are perfect and they know pretty well their target audience, which isn't as broad as LEGO's. I'm sorry if you cannot cannot handle a balanced review, in this case I wouldn't suggest my LEGO videos either.
These cada Sets are very good to build.. It is just the fact that lego is to easy to build ..there ist no Brainchallenge at all
Better than anything Lego has ever produced.
Did you run into any problems like these ? ua-cam.com/video/7SzY7wDIdAc/v-deo.html
Dont want to buy it if it has issues that I have to "fix".
*promo sm*
Why would Mercedes ever partner with a Lego clone?
Slabe auto, slaby model
fake lego
It’s crazy how they steal everything from Lego and it’s just so bad
Wyd its a really good set, and if Lego did this it wuld be like 3 times more expensive
This is actually an example where the company did it best not to "steal" from LEGO. Any parts that are protected are avoided and made differently, and they also managed to acquire a license from Mercedes-AMG and also from Michelin, who I'm sure wouldn't let their names put on a "stolen" product.
@@RBsGadgetReviews+ CaDA actually cooperates with independent designers. Such simple thing makes me so much happier🤗
I have some CaDA sets and these sets are sometimes better like Lego, because I have Creator Expert scale sets with Technic features(Initial D 1:12 cars), example suspension and clever design for easy RC mode. I bought Solar System from Master serie by JK Brickworks.
I saw Classic Sports Car C61045W(Red Porsche) with motors for cca 60 euros(EU, Chine was cca 30 euros), this was killer price in this bundle(non-official e-shop).
@@Matej1473 hodně "česká" angličtina😅
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