LEGOTechnic Porsche 911 RSR Race Car Model Building Kit 42096, Advanced Replica, Exclusive Collectible Set, Gift for Kids, Boys & Girls

It was a gift to my daughter and she was super surprised and excited. She is into building legos and cars so this was the perfect gift. The bags did have numbers to follow when building it so it took a bit to separate the pieces. Overall, it’s worth every penny and once it was completed it looked super awesome. Bought the frame and some lights to add to it too

Easy instructions took only a few hours super nice for display!

I loved building the LEGO Technic Porsche 911 RSR! The level of detail is amazing, and it’s clear that a lot of thought went into replicating the real car. The instructions were clear, and the building process was both fun and challenging in the best way. Once finished, it looks stunning — definitely a display-worthy model.Whether you’re a LEGO fan or a car enthusiast, this set is a perfect mix of both worlds. I totally recommend it!

I've wanted this Lego set ever since it came out back in 2019. I never really had a chance to get it, especially since Lego raised the price recently from $150 to $180. During Prime day I saw a deal on it that brought it down to $126, which was an insane deal. So I immediately bought it. Now honestly since I wanted this set for so long I knew I would love it. The finished build looks amazing and looks really big for only being a retail $180 set. It has working steering, suspension, & pistons. Although the set looks amazing, the majority of what makes it look good is the stickers. A lot of stickers. I'm a pretty experienced Lego builder so these stickers weren't too bad for me to put on, but for kids or inexperienced builders it'd probably be pretty hard to put on all these stickers. I think in total there's 53 stickers in the set. The only other thing that bothered me besides the stickers was that there were literally no number bags. If you've built a bigger Lego set before, you know that each bag is numbered to make it easier to build. But for this set you literally just have to dump out all of the pieces and try to find the correct piece and it takes forever. I ended up having to sort my pieces to make the build easier on me. If the stickers aren't a problem and you're fine with the bags not being numbered I would definitely recommend this set, just not for $180. I would maybe consider it at $150 but if you can find a deal like I did, it's well worth it.

I am relatively new to the Lego family (although my older son has been building sets for years and was a big influence on me to start building)...In my youth (68 yrs. old) I would spend hours upon hours of building, painting, etc. plastic models of all kinds of things...but cars models were my favorite..believing I was still good with my hands, I tackled this very detailed, Technic set...truth be told – (I had built the VW Bug - 1,167) prior to doing this build...What a blast! it definitely brought me back to my youth...the attention to detail is remarkable...steering works, pistons go up and down, etc. it was an approximately a 21 hour build (quarantined and doing it like a puzzle - passing it and doing a small sections at a time)...the build difficulty was on a 4-5 level...I have ordered the light package (through Brick Tool) and can't wait until it comes to put a finishing touch on this build...the down side was the bags were not numbered - but I had purchased a puzzle board, so I could spread the pieces from the bags in piles, etc. I also anticipated doing a lot more big builds...Needless to say, I hooked and already on the "slippery slope" of Legos...no surprise here...I have 3 additional "big" builds on the way...

Great graphics and well made. A joy to see all the workings of the real thing.

This was my first technic build and it was easy to follow instructions and complete the build without issues.A kid would love to get their hands on this, but they definitely need experience.

I bought this set for my dad. He really loves it. However!!!!! It doesn’t come with numbered bags. Easiest way to do it, is dump all of the pieces out and sort them.