Nifeliz Mini Off-Road Car Wrange MOC Technique Building Blocks and Engineering Toy, Adult Collectible Model Cars Kits to Build, 1:14 Scale Truck Model (1287 Pieces)

So these knock off lego sets are way cheaper than actually legos. So I wasn't expecting much. But to my surprise this set was awesome!!! It's hard to tell that these are not lego. Eye mean you can tell for sure. But these are the best lego knock offs eye have seen. It was a very challenging build. And some of the details are very cool and resemble the actually vehicle. I have been a long time lego fan but some times the price of lego is ridiculous. The engineering on these building bricks are awesome and alot of fun to assemble. Very very close to lego but obviously not lego. The instructions are challenging to read but not impossible there where a couple typos but just use your best judgment and knowledge. Look at both instruction steps b4 and after you will be fine. The bags are not numbered like lego is. So you have to open all the bags at once. Best to keep them separated by bag tho to make assembly easier. Overall I am very pleased with this product and can't wait to purchase as many of these building vehicles as I can. For the price it is an excellent build and looks and works great. Had extra one of small pieces like lego does. No missing pieces. Awesome would recommend to experienced builders only!!!

Definitely a 16+ set. Be aware you should have an understanding of how a car works and operates. The main thing to be aware of is how a differential works. Early on in the build, the diagram simply states to put one of the differential gears into the diff casing. Having grown up working on cars, I knew it meant to place three gears in the casing so they all held each other in place. I asked my wife, who is less versed in her car knowledge than I am, but is a competent Lego builder, if she could put the diff together from the instructions alone. After wrestling with it for 5ish minutes, she gave up. All that to say, you should have a basic understanding of automotive mechanics before diving into this build. With the automotive background and Lego obsession I have, this was honestly the most fun Lego/MOC build I've worked on. Will definitely be buying the larger, dark green, motorized version of this.

This is my second Nifeliz block set. The first one was the hammerhead shark. I loved how great the quality was and the instruction book for construction and how easy to find the pieces. To my surprise, this instruction book and the ability to find the pieces easily wasn't even close to the same. The first set had numbered bags in order of the pieces to be used next, along with the picture of the bag in order in the instruction booklet. This set doesn't have anything but numbered bags that don't mean much. If the layout would have been the same, it would have been much more enjoyable to make. I had told everyone about this company and bought several sets for family members after I started the shark. I'm disappointed with the instruction book and how unorganized the pieces are. I hope more sets have organized pieces and instructions like the shark, or you may not get many returning customers. The quality and prices are good, so I'll try another, but if there are more with unorganized pieces and instructions, I don't know if I'll try again.

I had a great time assembling this off road vehicle, the instructions were clear and easy to follow. I really liked the scaled sizing on specific pieces; it made it very easy to locate the correct pieces. I also like the fact that it came with little cardboard bins to sort out the pieces. One thing worth mentioning, there are a lot of angled joining pieces, especially in the red color. If you look at the pieces carefully, they vary in angle and they are numbered based on the degree of angle. The reason I feel this is worth mentioning, is only the number ‘5’ red angled pieces will fit correctly on the rear curve of the vehicle doors.

Features work well but you have to make a couple minor adjustments. For $50.00, it’s a great deal for what features are included. Connects well and holds together well. Pieces fit nicely. This was my first Lego “knock off” set I’ve purchased and it’s just as good quality as the name brand. I just bought the BMW Motorcycle from this company. Going to see how it turns out.

After reading the reviews online some customers had said they were missing pieces so I counted every bag and I did have enough of the pieces. The problem I'm having is trying to understand how to assemble this. I am already looking on YouTube for help.

As a lifelong fan of the brand-name blocks, I was very impressed with this alternative brand kit. At over 1200 pieces, it represents a great value $/brick too. All of the pieces were good quality, nothing damaged or missing, and everything fit together well. The complete model was sturdy, accurate, (see picture), and was fun to build. The gears and technical mechanisms fit together well and were interesting as expected. The instructions were good- there are over 200 steps and only a few areas of confusion. The pieces are compatible with the brand-name, however some seem only slightly lighter/thinner than the brand name. Overall, I am very happy, and especially considering the high value $/brick, I would not hesitate to purchase more kits from Nifeliz. Best Wishes!

I love the look of Jeeps, and that is what drew me to buy this set. Definitely not an easy build, the instructions are difficult to read and some are simply incorrect entirely. If you really pay attention and take your time to read the instruction it really isn't that bad. My biggest issue with this set as other reviewers have mentioned is that it is missing pieces. My set was missing one of the main red bricks for the door of the car. Will be needing to find a place to get a replacement piece. Overall not a bad set, I would be hesitant to buy another one or give as a gift if it is missing pieces.