LEGO 42083 Technic Bugatti Chiron, Super Sports Car Exclusive Collectable Model, Advanced Building Set

Well what can I say it looks magnificent!Brought on 6th December finished 2nd of Jan!!Tempted to buy the led kit for it …I’m sure if you keep the box and it self in good condition it might be worth more in the future… who knows….If you’re into cars and Lego in general you’ll love it!!Lego technic bulldozer is my next challenge:)

Bought this as a Christmas present for the other half, he was so happy! Well worth the money when you get a priceless reaction

It's an amazing set and was great building it, the usual with Lego pricings, it costs a lot for what you actually get but that is standard at this point. But the functions and mechanics of this set are great, it has a functioning engine with gearbox, steering column, spoiler and functional suspension.Though it is expensive I would totally recommend.

Brilliant build, I did 1 bag a day witch took me 1:30hs-2:00hs to complete there’s 13 bags in the box so it took me 13days to complete. 100% recommend

Firstly delivery was very good from amazon, I even got a approximate time slot too and it came in that time, so well done there. It came in the usual amazon box, then the official Lego box that comes with big Lego sets of which this is. I haven’t even started it yet. But after I’d got it out of the amazon packaging (of which amazon you do need to review how much packaging you use for all items gotta say), then the beautiful luxurious blue box with the incredible Bugatti Chiron on it (Lego version of course). Then I opened the box and wow. It’s so different to any other Lego set. Being a Lego set of this magnitude you have to go to town a little and boy Lego and Bugatti have gone to town. When you lift the lid, it’s all split into different boxes bearing part of the vehicle. The middle is the instruction book, then the stickers, then another box, then wow another instruction book, 2 yes two instruction books for one Lego set. As I say I haven’t started it yet as I’m doing another two instruction book Lego set as we speak but really looking forward to getting into this beautiful luxurious incredible Lego set. Lego and Bugatti well done. Can’t wait to see the finished article soon.

Fantastic product, only slight disappointment is that a couple of parts is missing having counted all the grey parts! And noticed 4 of the exact same pieces were missing & unable to proceed doing this until I've got replacement parts! Hopefully there won't be any other issues as 3,899 pieces to count takes ages ! Apart from that it seems a Fantastic project to do

There are plenty of reviews that detail what's so great about this build so I'll make the pros brief;Great presentation, packaging is brilliant and the numbering on the bags and boxes makes build really simple (much like the 911 GT3 RS)It's good fun building and seeing the finished productThe small details are awesome, the W16 engine is really impressive, the moving parts remind you why these are so expensiveImprovements:On the instruction book, I'd like there to be detail around the part you're building. For the price (when not on sale), it's a lot of money for a load of lego and a complicated instruction book, but I'd like to learn what part I'm building, just a small description every time you start another sub assembly aside from the car would be great, and youd learn loads about the assembly process for a car and how things work.Other than that I cant fault it, the online images dont do it justice, it looks great when you finish it and the quality of the product is awesome!

I'm writing this review right after finishing so it's fresh in my mind.Compared to the Porsche GT3, the Bugatti is probably aesthetically better but nowhere near as technically pleasing. In the Porsche, you can see how everything fits together down to how the gearbox works. Although the Bugatti's engine has fully working pistons, you end up covering it in one of the last steps of the build, so you can't even see them work.The most disappointing thing about both sets is how flimsy the body work is. The innards are indestructible. Everything interlocks and if you did a step wrong I don't think you'd have a hope of rectifying if you only realised later! However huge swathes of the bodywork are only held on in one place. Bits fall off if you don't pick it up right and it just feels lightweight and flimsy.The green Lambo is the only one I don't have - I see that has the most parts out of all three sets. I hope that the extra parts are put outside to make it more sturdy, but that the attention to detail on how the car works is up to Porsche standard!