Mould King Speed Champion Car Building Toys with Display Case, 27009 Model Kits Sets, Models Building Blocks Kit, Speed Racing Cars Kit for Adult and Kids 8+(369PCS)

Great Aston Martin Vulcan build. Nice colors and easy-to-follow directions. Mould King is really making a name for the sports car offerings. They make the cars Lego doesn't.

Great buy and affordable price for my nephew who loves putting Legos together.

My six year old son and I built this in an afternoon. Actually he did most of it. The suggested age is 8+, but if your child likes these types of projects, they should do just fine. The instructions are not the best, but still good. The biggest issue is making sure some of the off color parts are actually the correct ones. Highly recommend for some fun building time. The wheels do rotate but do not pivot for steering. The lid only loosely fits on the display base, it doesn’t actually snap in.

I have done a lot of Lego and other block type cars, and this is a great kit for a beginner, or an advanced builder

Packaging : A wonderful printed box containing the display case, 5 numbered bags, a separate bag for the windscreen, and instructions.Instructions : Well printed and sensible in terms of build order. There's a slight note that I'll make later.Stickers : Good quality and perfectly cut. There's a pretty good number of them, but you expect that in this type of set.Parts Quality : On par with the best. No missing or badly formed parts, and everything fit just right. The windshield being in it's own bag is a great way to prevent scuffs. Sadly, the included display case has a few minor bits of scuff on it - it is hard to say if this is a manufacturing issue or a shipping issue, but it is worth noting. It's hard to take points away for it, however, as even the biggest name brands tend to have scratched and scuffed clear parts.Set design : A very solid 8-stud-wide car with very good detail and an interesting internal design. Some solid use of SNOT building, but nothing quite as wild as we're seeing in certain other similar sets. Still, it didn't really need any insane techniques.Notes : There's two things really to note, and if they get these sorted ... they could easily start to make major dents in some big competitors if they can get to a wider market. First note is that there's 5 numbered bags, but those don't actually mean anything - you will need parts from bag 5 for step 3. The other note is that ... a *few* stickers that really NEED to be applied during the build (as they get partially obscured) are added in as part of the normal instruction flow, but most of them are saved for the last step. This is a bit of an odd choice, but not an inherently bad one.

I always said if I were rich that I would totally get an Aston Martin. Well, now that I'm rich in all the right ways, I finally got my Aston Martin! I really like the color of it, that it comes with a display case, and how well organized this kit is with the numbered bags. I've gotten kits that have bags with no numbers nor did they have any real correlation to what was separated in the bags, so having organized bags that makes sense is a relief¡ Since we are currently renovating the cabin, I haven't been able to put my building kits together just yet, but I'm so excited to have this, along with the Mould King GTR, another favorite car. Thanks and hope this helps so far!!

It came with all pieces, which were in perfect shape. It’s not hard to put the pieces together and easy to remove pieces as well. This is great for when needing something to do.

As a fan of OEM Speed Champions, I was interested in adding to my collection. The plastic is good, the pieces fit fine, and the variety of colors is nice. The problem is the build, which is bland and tedious. Lots of tiny bricks without much ingenuity. Page after page of little fussy micro builds. I ended up taking a break out of boredom, and didn’t go back for a few days. Felt like homework. There’s an illegal build at one point that requires two plates to bend laterally to fit. The instructions are cramped and merely serviceable. The stickers damage easily. And not much cheaper for an off brand. I'll stick with the OG brand.