@@technoJoe23 I was joking, right? I wish he would speak. Those subtitles are annoying. I want to admire his work and hear his comments with very soft background music. Speak! Other builders also add annoying music. I just watched another video and 40 mins the same song!! So I mute the video. I am into hifi audio speakers so sensitive ears haha
I must say I do agree that they would be useless on any other set, but I really feel like the set wouldn't have looked anywhere near as polished if they have built such curved and angular parts with multiple pieces, we probably would have gotten a flimsy square mudguard.
I think these are very important parts which shape a car or any vehicle having them. If it would have some random shape, it would not look as great as it does now. Its part of a very important design feature.
Seems like the perfect set for people who are just getting their Lego Technic collections started - has all the transmission pieces you could ever need, fully independent double wishbone suspension, steering wheel, differentials, good wheels and tires - all you would need afterwards would be motors (which are easy to purchase separately). This set looks like a great start for beginning Lego vehicle engineers. I could easily see someone using the parts from this set to build a sports car, etc.
It has some interesting Quirks and Features. I wonder if it comes with Bumper to Bumper warranty. This must be the best looking of the Technic licenced cars. As you said, it looks even better than the real thing.
That depends on the country you're in. In Australia and New Zealand we have to fork out AU$330 and NZ$400 respectively. So I wouldn't say it's reasonably priced at all. More like overpriced.
@@quintinseegers7317 It is reasonably priced. It's long known that LEGO follows the pricing according to their US prices. This set cost USD199.99. Converted from AU$330, it's roughly USD230. Converted from NZ$400, it's roughly USD268. For my country, Singapore, it retails for SGD299 or USD222. However, for me, I have the option of buying it online at a much cheaper price (Below retail + promo codes from application), so it cost SGD200 for me, or roughly USD148.50 Come to think of it, now that I compare the prices, I think either your retailers selling LEGOs are jacking up the price to make a profit or the custom import cost to your country is high. Yeah, but for me, I am able to get this set @ USD148.50 online locally so it does not matter. Oh BTW I bought the batmobile set @ SGD243 (Or USD180) using the same online platform. And before anyone of you asks, that platform is exclusively for Singaporeans only. They don't allow to ship internationally.
I must agree, this is the best-looking LEGO off-roader to date, and one of the best-looking Technic models, on par with the Chiron. I must also agree with your mudguard gripe: it messes with the purpose of LEGO. AAAAND finally I also agree with the transmission problem. I'd love to see a motorized shifter mechanism like in the 8043 incorporated into the next giant crane, or maybe a CVT in a vehicle. Great review, and thank you.
I enjoy how you went through ALL the details in the model, gives you a really good idea of what you're getting before you drop 200 dollars on this stuff.
I love that you now make these Trading Cards for every Set. It's a nice Summary of the Review and so far every one was similar to my thoughts! I think a lot of people can agree with the "effects" you give the Sets as a Magical Item.
If I got this set, the i would definitely order more of the green colour and turn it into a pickup. I think it was awesome that you added the "magic card" aspect.
What? An Apple for scale. I'm absolutly dissapointet. Pleas use a banana in further videos. By the way. Thank you for all the Reviews you made. I really appreciate your neutral view.
There is different size of bananas on the market, branded and cheap chinese made ones. Apple on the otherhand is ISO standard, always expensive as F, exclusive and grow on trees like bananas.
28:03 I disagree. Even in Creator sets there are specific parts for fenders. You can use them as fenders or something else, like a decorative element for some kind of gate, for example.
I got this kit from a thrift store for 75 bucks earlier today... already built. Sometime during the summer school vacation (I drive a school bus) I'm gonna tear the thing down and build it myself. I generally HATE "Technic" due to all the small pieces and elaborate builds. I prefer regular old Lego. But, on the other hand I appreciate Technic for the various things it adds to a build.
Hello Sariel, I’m putting this set together and I checked with your video to make sure of a step i didn’t think I did correctly. Turns out I did. Thanks
Do you think it’d possible to extend this to a 4 door and then motorise it? I’m torn between this set and the 4x4 off-roader (kind of prefer this except for the motorising challenge - surprised they didn’t allow for it a bit tbh)
I don't have 42069, but judging by the functions and looks 42110 (which I have) is better. I mean, a 4 speed transmission, a 2 speed transmission, a full double wishbone indep. suspension versus full live axle suspension, no transmission, and an opening roof? 42110 is the clear winner for me.
Indeed 42069´s weakest point is the lack of a transmission, on the other hand there´s more room to put motors in! It was the first set after my dark ages and one major buying point was the live axle suspension (AFAIK the first time in a Lego set) like the real old Defender, old Landcruisers etc. have. Also the door mechanism is really cool and could be on a RL very expensive custom vehicle. I moded mine with wheels (quickly changed back to the tracks), very happy with it, a dream project for the future would be to throw 4 buggy motors in! The transmission of 42110 with 4*2+R gears is very realistic (although the real one is rather 5*2 or 6*2), in fact this video changed my mind about the set and I´m thinking of buying it. The only downfall is this shitty fake engine! My personal problem is that I have a real pre-Defender Land Rover, and the new Defender is absolutley meaningless to me, to be honest it doesn´t deserve the Land Rover badge! 42069 has no centre diff, 42110 has a open centre diff! For both Sets I´d rather have a lockable centre diff! Will we ever see that in a official Set? In the end both Sets will look great sitting toghether on the shelf: One representing a highly customized serious Offroader (in my eyes it´s a Toyota Land Cruiser), the other one a SUV looking like all modern SUVs, with the badge of an serious Offroader!
@@leoslego5965 they were both designed by @grohl666, i.e. Milan Reindl. Check his insta page or brickset for Milan Reindl, and those should give you your answers.
Just a random thought that popped up: maybe Lego Technic's transmissions would make more sense if the lower gears somehow introduced more friction in the drive train, slowing down the movement of the car when you push it along. When you switch to a higher gear, the car becomes easier to push along and thus goes faster. Obviously, the change in piston movement frequency in the engine would still remain. I have no idea how to implement all of this though.
All right, for a kid aged 9-12 (and any AFOL of course), I can see this being as interesting as 8880 Supercar was for me back in the 90's, it's actually a neat product with a reasonable price. I am happy it's not motorized - it would be disappointingly slow, as usual.
I want to buy it! If they will lower the prices a little bit, i buy it. It has very good parts and very much that i could never buy from my country or use
what i would have liked to see is a drivetrain with 4x4 function switched on or off. where the differentials can be locked including the front and rear wheels. but i dont know if the defender has such a function in reality at all.
Dear Sariel, I am a long time Lego fan, but not so much of the Technic range, even if I appreciate many of some released sets and would buy one or two a year if my budget was not already dedicated to SW and Ninjago. But I do appreciate your videos and reviews, the way you complete them with comments and more than anything the fact that your opinions are always as objective as possible (or so it seems to me, because as it is your opinion it's obviously subjective, but I think not that influenced by the fact that Lego provides you many sets for review. Lucky guy!) So thank you for allowing us to discover and appreciate sets that many of us will never get because : 1)one has to make sometimes hard choices in life and /or 2) because Lego can be an expensive hobby and passion and, but for a very few people, it's impossible to purchase each single set we would like to. So sincere thanks for your work. I have now a question. Are you left-handed? The way you turn the pages of the leaflet made me think of it. Thank you.
I have the same feeling as you, nice set but not really the lego philosophy, but I am sure this type of set (like the porsche chiron) enable lego to gain more customers.
I was very careful when assembling the huge gearbox system but I guess I did something wrong because the engine pistons aren't always moving, most often they don't do anything.
_Anti_Communist _ It is just due to the color filters and balance on the cameras. I own the set. In real life it looks closer to the one on the right, but less shiny
I feel like the reason they dont really do B models anymore is because they haven't done that many big non-branded technic sets, so it probably is for licensing issues as they would have to have a separate vehicle from the same brand, which would require more pieces and higher price
1. The LEGO Group produces the Technic model with gearbox that distribute the rotation to different features like doors, hood, trunk opening etc. Fans react like "uhh, fake gearbox! It doesn't change the gears, who needs these pointless functions? Let's blame them!" 2. The LEGO Group produces the Technic model with gearbox that really change the gears allowing to have different ratio betwen the engine and wheels. Fans react like "uhh, boring gearbox! It just change the gears, who needs these different speeds? Let's blame them!" Great review except of that unfair thing. Well done!
Will you try to make a motorised version? That would be really cool to see. The two transmissions are kind of overkill anyways Also, FINALLY a set where the suspension is not too stiff on an original lego model.
I was so excited to buy this set because it checked all my requirements for a SUV model. No real size fake engine was a let down for me so I have to wait for a better one.
monjazebr You can always mod it and swap out the engine pieces for the regular technic engine block and piston pieces, although it’ll look out of proportion at this scale.
I'm gonna have to break in to my stash of grey 3x pins for those guards - the blue just clashes. I don't understand why Technic insists on only blue for those pins - they used to be grey so why can't they be grey now. Thanks for a great review - I enjoy building the sets more when your speed build tells me how any particular stage fits into the finished set.
@@searme True today, but in the 1980s full friction 3L pins were grey, then went to black in the 1990s, then blue. brickset.com/parts/655826/connector-peg-w-friction-3m I have all 3 in my drawer, and I reckon the grey will go well with the olive green.
I'd pick the Bugatti personally, it offers the most value for its price and it feels most rewarding. Unless you're heavily into off-road vehicles, in which case go with the Land Rover.
I love your videos! I'm building a Lego Lexus LC500 and want to use your Model Scaler it make it 1:8 scale with the Porsche rims and tires. I tried everything with the blueprints but can't get it to scale, I would love if you could scale it for me and teach me how to properly use it.
Sariel's LEGO® Workshop Yes I have the book it’s extremely helpful for me. However, the blueprints from blueprints.com shows that the wheels for the LC500 are 22.6 in which is 2.6 in larger than they should be. I am very confused, do you ever find blueprints to be off?
So, it's a licensed model of about 2600 pieces with unique wheels and overcomplicated gearbox. And in my country it will cost almost 2 times less then 42056 Porsche, not to mention 42083 Bugatti. No fancy box and instruction book though. I guess they were worthy of more then 100 euro. Speaking of overcomplicated gearboxes. You said it hardly does anything. I suppose the purpose is to educate people on how they work. It would also be stupid to have a big model with barely any functions (ehm, 42096, ehm). Also nice to have parts of 42083's gearbox in another set. And finally the sight of many gears spinning together makes me feel something close to sexual arousement.
Hey there, I have a question. I got in trouble, because after putting the gearbox and rear suspensoin together, the transmission don’t work proper anymore, because there are two gears locking each other. Did you have the same issue?😳 I hope you can help me out🥺. It is very beautiful, it would be very sad if it doesn’t work. Nice video👍👍
A real bummer that there's no B-model. Especially because the BMW bike had one and that one had a really cool crossover to a real vehicle (even if it didn't work). It's a good looking model though!
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25:32 "It's hard to make the engine run at all"
Heey! It's like my dad's old Defender!
95% of Land Rovers sold in the past 5 years are still on the road.
Because
the other 5% made it back home.
Best comment and best reply!
Very realistic!
Typical Range Rover
"If you want to off road, use a range rover."
"If you want to come back, use a land cruiser."
@@bibasik7 and most of them were driven by white, 19yr old girls, who think this car is exotic
26:09 "if you'd rather keep your rubber on"
Sneaky sariel, sneaky.
A man does what he can ;)
O boi😂
is that a inappropriate joke?
@@searme i don't understand ectually
So that nobody else gets to play his Legos
When you hear those piano chords play you know your days going to get better
Wow thanks for the highlight!
I was literally just thinking, "There's nothing like a good Sariel review to put you in relax mode..."
Sariels music drives me crazy. Starts of relaxed but gets more annoying till the end. Halfway I mute it. Sariel can not speak anyway so....
@@rockyslay4310 He speaks, in both English and Polish.
@@technoJoe23 I was joking, right? I wish he would speak. Those subtitles are annoying. I want to admire his work and hear his comments with very soft background music. Speak! Other builders also add annoying music. I just watched another video and 40 mins the same song!! So I mute the video. I am into hifi audio speakers so sensitive ears haha
23:46
Sariel: can take a LOT of punishment
Defender: What have I done wrong???😥
The defender is defending itself against the punishment
He is a tank
28:00 I'm with you on mudguards... It's like Duplo where an airplane is built from two pieces: left side of an airplane and right side of an airplane.
I guess they were tired after building that base. THats looks rock solid. PS i find those panels in the rear windows weirder then the wheel casings
I must say I do agree that they would be useless on any other set, but I really feel like the set wouldn't have looked anywhere near as polished if they have built such curved and angular parts with multiple pieces, we probably would have gotten a flimsy square mudguard.
I think these are very important parts which shape a car or any vehicle having them. If it would have some random shape, it would not look as great as it does now. Its part of a very important design feature.
nah duplo is all one piece and the airplane actually better resembles a submarine with wings
Seems like the perfect set for people who are just getting their Lego Technic collections started - has all the transmission pieces you could ever need, fully independent double wishbone suspension, steering wheel, differentials, good wheels and tires - all you would need afterwards would be motors (which are easy to purchase separately). This set looks like a great start for beginning Lego vehicle engineers. I could easily see someone using the parts from this set to build a sports car, etc.
It has some interesting Quirks and Features. I wonder if it comes with Bumper to Bumper warranty.
This must be the best looking of the Technic licenced cars. As you said, it looks even better than the real thing.
I didn't expect a Doug DeMuro reference here!
@@JanZ28 or a Donut Media one as well
Excellent! The designer's done a really good job on the looks. The interview shows how much work went into this!
Looks cooler than the real defender
Was patiently waiting for this video review to be up. Superb quality as usual.
The price is actually reasonable for once
Completely !
That depends on the country you're in. In Australia and New Zealand we have to fork out AU$330 and NZ$400 respectively. So I wouldn't say it's reasonably priced at all. More like overpriced.
@@quintinseegers7317 I understand your feeling. I'm living in Australia but still saving for this set
@@quintinseegers7317 It is reasonably priced. It's long known that LEGO follows the pricing according to their US prices.
This set cost USD199.99.
Converted from AU$330, it's roughly USD230.
Converted from NZ$400, it's roughly USD268.
For my country, Singapore, it retails for SGD299 or USD222. However, for me, I have the option of buying it online at a much cheaper price (Below retail + promo codes from application), so it cost SGD200 for me, or roughly USD148.50
Come to think of it, now that I compare the prices, I think either your retailers selling LEGOs are jacking up the price to make a profit or the custom import cost to your country is high.
Yeah, but for me, I am able to get this set @ USD148.50 online locally so it does not matter.
Oh BTW I bought the batmobile set @ SGD243 (Or USD180) using the same online platform.
And before anyone of you asks, that platform is exclusively for Singaporeans only. They don't allow to ship internationally.
@@quintinseegers7317 Yeah 300 bucks for me mate oi oi oi
I must agree, this is the best-looking LEGO off-roader to date, and one of the best-looking Technic models, on par with the Chiron. I must also agree with your mudguard gripe: it messes with the purpose of LEGO. AAAAND finally I also agree with the transmission problem. I'd love to see a motorized shifter mechanism like in the 8043 incorporated into the next giant crane, or maybe a CVT in a vehicle.
Great review, and thank you.
I enjoy how you went through ALL the details in the model, gives you a really good idea of what you're getting before you drop 200 dollars on this stuff.
Thank you for such a nice review. I bet the car is still bouncing around your place now :)
Amazing model! Is there any chance that you will make your B version of it?
@@andyblondyn1898 I will try after motorizing it.
wait grohl didn’t you help design the defender?
@@xcavinps4539 I DID design it.
Any one else notice that the LEGO version looks even more like a discovery?
yh
I love that you now make these Trading Cards for every Set.
It's a nice Summary of the Review and so far every one was
similar to my thoughts! I think a lot of people can agree with the
"effects" you give the Sets as a Magical Item.
If I got this set, the i would definitely order more of the green colour and turn it into a pickup. I think it was awesome that you added the "magic card" aspect.
King of LEGO Technic as usual ❤️
I like how its got the winch at the front which you can use to "pugarise it" or even pull the rope to make it follow you!
What? An Apple for scale. I'm absolutly dissapointet. Pleas use a banana in further videos.
By the way. Thank you for all the Reviews you made. I really appreciate your neutral view.
There is different size of bananas on the market, branded and cheap chinese made ones. Apple on the otherhand is ISO standard, always expensive as F, exclusive and grow on trees like bananas.
yeah how am i suppose to know how big is it when compared an apple?? please follow conventions next time and use a banana for all our sake, thank you
@@bobshoaunng2038 Wait till you hear about imperial units!
Always a banana for scale and a potato to end long posts
Banana Man is the best.
i picked up one of these cheap second hand. I LOVE the suspension. Only lego suspension I've seen so far that works like a real one.
I'm getting this awesome set!
My grandparents will sure live to see new Technic sets!
Its satisfying when the suspension is being bounced around
The hamsters are just too cute. Cuteness overload.
Bahaha I was watching BrickRacing’s review when yours popped up.
I immediately left and came here because yours are always better!
You mean racing brick
?
How dare you!
Thank you for all the Reviews you made. I really appreciate your neutral view 😍😍😍
I like the mudguard piece. I think it would make a great awning on a shopfront or an engine fairing on a SHIP moc
Provided your ship has the matching scale and color.
@@searme ah, touché. I'm certain someone will do amazing things with it though
Would have thought that Sariel would have LOVED an olive green parts pack like this...
ALL THE TANKS
Oh why do I want THIS set so badly?!
I’m definitely going to buy this set! Great review once again 👍
You totally changed my mind about this set...I WANT IT
i wouldve loved to see a motorized rc lego technic landrover but the old one as an official lego set, this is still cool none the less
Finally the only true review of this set.
Finally! A 100% full box!
But is the box inside the box 100% full?
@@ninjafruit816 probably but idk
No, looks to be 3/4 full
I like the way you use different camera angles. Seems very professional to me.
I’m certain LEGO will use the mudguards for the entrance to some Jurassic park set. So, I guess that would be two uses for those mudguards.
I didn't like stretching the rubber belt on the back gate latch that far, so I just twisted it into a figure 8 to keep it from coming off.
Maybe it could fit bigger tires if you de-fender it😜
28:03 I disagree.
Even in Creator sets there are specific parts for fenders.
You can use them as fenders or something else, like a decorative element for some kind of gate, for example.
I got this kit from a thrift store for 75 bucks earlier today... already built.
Sometime during the summer school vacation (I drive a school bus) I'm gonna tear the thing down and build it myself.
I generally HATE "Technic" due to all the small pieces and elaborate builds. I prefer regular old Lego. But, on the other hand I appreciate Technic for the various things it adds to a build.
19:10 4x4 doesn't have central diff, this configuration is called awd. Good rewiew!
Awd driver has intelligent electric components right?
Hello Sariel, I’m putting this set together and I checked with your video to make sure of a step i didn’t think I did correctly. Turns out I did. Thanks
This set is a lot more interesting than I expected. I might have to get one. The best part was that photo of 8466. I wonder where you got it?
If you still have it I’d love to see this model compared to your rc defender 90 from a couple years back
I don't, sorry.
Nice video sariel!
I loved it!
I actually agree that the original defender looks much better
Thank you for the great review. I like this LEGO Technic Land Rover Defender 42110. Hope I can get it with reasonable price.
Do you think it’d possible to extend this to a 4 door and then motorise it? I’m torn between this set and the 4x4 off-roader (kind of prefer this except for the motorising challenge - surprised they didn’t allow for it a bit tbh)
It's LEGO. Almost anything is possible if you change it enough.
@@searme The LEGO builds were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should!
The Lego set of this modern SUV looks so old fashioned. It looks like a military carriage!
How does it compare to the 42069 Extreme Adventure?
They look very much alike and are even made by the same designer I think...
I don't have 42069, but judging by the functions and looks 42110 (which I have) is better. I mean, a 4 speed transmission, a 2 speed transmission, a full double wishbone indep. suspension versus full live axle suspension, no transmission, and an opening roof? 42110 is the clear winner for me.
Indeed 42069´s weakest point is the lack of a transmission, on the other hand there´s more room to put motors in! It was the first set after my dark ages and one major buying point was the live axle suspension (AFAIK the first time in a Lego set) like the real old Defender, old Landcruisers etc. have. Also the door mechanism is really cool and could be on a RL very expensive custom vehicle. I moded mine with wheels (quickly changed back to the tracks), very happy with it, a dream project for the future would be to throw 4 buggy motors in!
The transmission of 42110 with 4*2+R gears is very realistic (although the real one is rather 5*2 or 6*2), in fact this video changed my mind about the set and I´m thinking of buying it. The only downfall is this shitty fake engine! My personal problem is that I have a real pre-Defender Land Rover, and the new Defender is absolutley meaningless to me, to be honest it doesn´t deserve the Land Rover badge!
42069 has no centre diff, 42110 has a open centre diff! For both Sets I´d rather have a lockable centre diff! Will we ever see that in a official Set?
In the end both Sets will look great sitting toghether on the shelf: One representing a highly customized serious Offroader (in my eyes it´s a Toyota Land Cruiser), the other one a SUV looking like all modern SUVs, with the badge of an serious Offroader!
@@leoslego5965 they were both designed by @grohl666, i.e. Milan Reindl. Check his insta page or brickset for Milan Reindl, and those should give you your answers.
I loved seeing the functions of this cool set! Wish I could have it, but I don’t want the Legos in my collection to get out of control
Hello, could someone recommend alternate tires, something more off-road style. Please
Hello: wheels.sariel.pl
Just a random thought that popped up: maybe Lego Technic's transmissions would make more sense if the lower gears somehow introduced more friction in the drive train, slowing down the movement of the car when you push it along. When you switch to a higher gear, the car becomes easier to push along and thus goes faster. Obviously, the change in piston movement frequency in the engine would still remain. I have no idea how to implement all of this though.
Actually, 42110 does have that feature and it's rather annoying.
I also really prefer the old Land Rover but this thing still looks like a beast
Great review as always Sariel. Im definitely keen on this set
great review, thanks! love the Pugerization also :)
All right, for a kid aged 9-12 (and any AFOL of course), I can see this being as interesting as 8880 Supercar was for me back in the 90's, it's actually a neat product with a reasonable price. I am happy it's not motorized - it would be disappointingly slow, as usual.
Nice review hopefully I can build it one day.
Nice feature, opening the back door by turning the spare wheel. (But I’m glad my 1:1 scale offroader does not have this feature)
Alex Miedema excuse me but 1:1 scale? So basically a knock off..
r/wooooooooooooooosh
I have been drooling over your channel waiting for this review! I can't wait to buy this set and get it for myself! Awesome review as always, Sariel!
I want to buy it! If they will lower the prices a little bit, i buy it. It has very good parts and very much that i could never buy from my country or use
Great job Sariel
some of these sets like this one I have never heard of!
what i would have liked to see is a drivetrain with 4x4 function switched on or off. where the differentials can be locked including the front and rear wheels. but i dont know if the defender has such a function in reality at all.
This set is clearly not lego technic.
There’s not enough gaping holes
you didn’t get th joke. most lego technic sets have large holes in the bodywork lol
oh they deleted the reply lol
Dear Sariel, I am a long time Lego fan, but not so much of the Technic range, even if I appreciate many of some released sets and would buy one or two a year if my budget was not already dedicated to SW and Ninjago. But I do appreciate your videos and reviews, the way you complete them with comments and more than anything the fact that your opinions are always as objective as possible (or so it seems to me, because as it is your opinion it's obviously subjective, but I think not that influenced by the fact that Lego provides you many sets for review. Lucky guy!) So thank you for allowing us to discover and appreciate sets that many of us will never get because : 1)one has to make sometimes hard choices in life and /or 2) because Lego can be an expensive hobby and passion and, but for a very few people, it's impossible to purchase each single set we would like to. So sincere thanks for your work. I have now a question. Are you left-handed? The way you turn the pages of the leaflet made me think of it. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm right-handed.
Sariel thank you for answering such a weird question:) as a left handed I use to look at Lego leaflets from right to left.
That looks sophisticated. Nice. : )
2 stud lift kit and those big Claas tires to it, dump the transmission and put XL motor in it to make it real offroader.
I have the same feeling as you, nice set but not really the lego philosophy, but I am sure this type of set (like the porsche chiron) enable lego to gain more customers.
For some reason, the engine doesn’t move when I set it to any of the gears :/
I was very careful when assembling the huge gearbox system but I guess I did something wrong because the engine pistons aren't always moving, most often they don't do anything.
I can see 10 different applications for those mudguards :)
Wich ones, boi?
Sariel are you gonna do a review on the Liebherr when it comes out? I'd like to see it
Review coming September 26th.
A już miałem iść spać ❤️
Ja tak samo, ale jak dostałem powiadomienie o tym że Sariel wrzucił reckę Land Rovera, to musiałem to obejrzeć ^^
22:32 im confused, which one is the real set?
_Anti_Communist _ It is just due to the color filters and balance on the cameras. I own the set. In real life it looks closer to the one on the right, but less shiny
I actually thought there is like a limited edition version in that green colour😂
I feel like the reason they dont really do B models anymore is because they haven't done that many big non-branded technic sets, so it probably is for licensing issues as they would have to have a separate vehicle from the same brand, which would require more pieces and higher price
1. The LEGO Group produces the Technic model with gearbox that distribute the rotation to different features like doors, hood, trunk opening etc. Fans react like "uhh, fake gearbox! It doesn't change the gears, who needs these pointless functions? Let's blame them!"
2. The LEGO Group produces the Technic model with gearbox that really change the gears allowing to have different ratio betwen the engine and wheels. Fans react like "uhh, boring gearbox! It just change the gears, who needs these different speeds? Let's blame them!"
Great review except of that unfair thing. Well done!
What we really want is a motorized model with a gearbox :)
wow, so much difference in color between lego photos and real toy.
Will you try to make a motorised version? That would be really cool to see. The two transmissions are kind of overkill anyways
Also, FINALLY a set where the suspension is not too stiff on an original lego model.
Nope, I like the pugerized version better.
@@searme I cannot fight that straight and factual logic. My apologies for my stupidity
The suspension is different. Some technic suspension are stiff
"And now we see the 4 speed transmission with a CHIRON SELECTOR" Wahey!
Nice review buddy!
I was so excited to buy this set because it checked all my requirements for a SUV model. No real size fake engine was a let down for me so I have to wait for a better one.
monjazebr You can always mod it and swap out the engine pieces for the regular technic engine block and piston pieces, although it’ll look out of proportion at this scale.
Can you please try the new rims on the Porsche RSR?
They fit, if that's your question.
@@searme Thanks for responding. That's nice to know, however it would be nice to know how they look on it. Don't like the common technic rims on it.
Cool set 😍
I'm gonna have to break in to my stash of grey 3x pins for those guards - the blue just clashes.
I don't understand why Technic insists on only blue for those pins - they used to be grey so why can't they be grey now.
Thanks for a great review - I enjoy building the sets more when your speed build tells me how any particular stage fits into the finished set.
Grey pins are frictionless pins, blue pins are pins with friction. Not the same piece.
@@searme True today, but in the 1980s full friction 3L pins were grey, then went to black in the 1990s, then blue.
brickset.com/parts/655826/connector-peg-w-friction-3m
I have all 3 in my drawer, and I reckon the grey will go well with the olive green.
Using such a complex transmission on this set is like holding shift with caps lock on.
holding shift with caps lock on actually makes sense if you want to type a single lower case letter ;-)
24:08 some big cat is playing peek-a-boom :D
I put the video on 2x speed and the music sounded so happy and sarials arms were blurry
This one, Bugatti, and Porsche Orange GT3 RS. Which one do recommend for first purchase? :) and if only could have one, which one is best?
I'd pick the Bugatti personally, it offers the most value for its price and it feels most rewarding. Unless you're heavily into off-road vehicles, in which case go with the Land Rover.
I love your videos! I'm building a Lego Lexus LC500 and want to use your Model Scaler it make it 1:8 scale with the Porsche rims and tires. I tried everything with the blueprints but can't get it to scale, I would love if you could scale it for me and teach me how to properly use it.
Luckily, my book has an entire chapter just on scaling: www.amazon.com/Unofficial-LEGO-Technic-Builders-Guide/dp/1593277601
Sariel's LEGO® Workshop Yes I have the book it’s extremely helpful for me. However, the blueprints from blueprints.com shows that the wheels for the LC500 are 22.6 in which is 2.6 in larger than they should be. I am very confused, do you ever find blueprints to be off?
So, it's a licensed model of about 2600 pieces with unique wheels and overcomplicated gearbox. And in my country it will cost almost 2 times less then 42056 Porsche, not to mention 42083 Bugatti. No fancy box and instruction book though. I guess they were worthy of more then 100 euro.
Speaking of overcomplicated gearboxes. You said it hardly does anything. I suppose the purpose is to educate people on how they work. It would also be stupid to have a big model with barely any functions (ehm, 42096, ehm). Also nice to have parts of 42083's gearbox in another set.
And finally the sight of many gears spinning together makes me feel something close to sexual arousement.
Lmao I know that feeling
WTF
woah there buster, keep it child friendly.
Same
How many pieces make up the engine block?
Hey there, I have a question. I got in trouble, because after putting the gearbox and rear suspensoin together, the transmission don’t work proper anymore, because there are two gears locking each other. Did you have the same issue?😳 I hope you can help me out🥺. It is very beautiful, it would be very sad if it doesn’t work. Nice video👍👍
Sounds like a building error. You need to go back in the instructions and see which step you've built wrong.
Ya, this looks much better than the real thing.
Dont these vehicles support the old technic figures?
You can tell from the video that the wheels turn better inside the wheel well.
A real bummer that there's no B-model. Especially because the BMW bike had one and that one had a really cool crossover to a real vehicle (even if it didn't work). It's a good looking model though!
Muchas gracias por especificar cuantas bolsas trae la caja. Amazon me lo mando abierto y no dice en ninguna parte cuantas bolsas trae.
So I know what the DNR and 4 speed transmission does, but what does the HI and LO thing do?
Multiplies speeds from 4 to 8.
maybe they could use the mudguards for giant fighter jet intakes