Customer Reviews
While the branding's origins are unclear, the build experience is comparable to other clone brands. The instructions, though not as clear as Lego's, are manageable. Numbered bags simplify the process, although their use isn't explicitly explained in the manual. A parts list is absent, which is a drawback.
The build itself is mostly smooth, with parts fitting similarly to Lego Technic, though the + axles can be inconsistently tight, sometimes causing the camshaft drives to dislodge from the motor during extended use. The loose chain is another issue, lacking any tension adjustment. The motor and battery box function flawlessly.
While the clear valve covers are a nice idea, their cloudiness obscures the internal mechanisms. The fan is also fragile, prone to damage. Despite these shortcomings, the model is engaging, offering a satisfying building experience and a functional display piece. All necessary parts were included, along with spares and a screwdriver. It requires six AAA batteries. Overall, it's a decent clone model with some notable flaws.
