I've just ordered this, along with the Ferrari F8 Tributo and Nissan GT-R Nismo. Super excited to get some more new sets, and this one in particular as this car was from the year I was born, so is special to me. I would love to see a Lancia Delta HF Inetgrale or a Subaru Impreza myself. Maybe a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV?
I think that's a great price. Quality, licensed, collectible, price-per-part is great. And the car looks GOOD. I'd have no problem paying $20 for the set or any comparable sets.
The design is simple and boxy so of course they couldn't make it wrong, it's a Fantastic job but when it comes To complex-shaped cars they kind of struggle
I just grabbed one, you should pull the trigger on it. As expected, it's well-built, very solid, etc. My only gripe is that you can't take it apart to make it into a normal Sport Quattro, but that doesn't really matter
i’d love to see more rally cars in this line, specifically group b stuff, but that’s just personal preference. the flatness and simplicity of ‘80s cars really lends itself to being reproduced in lego form.
I just bought this and the Nissan yesterday, I'm looking forward to building them tonight. Lego really stepped it up with these larger versions of the old versions, I was starting to get tired of the line in general, because they were just so out of proportion. Now Lego has reignited my love for these sets, there actually starting to look like model cars... amazing! Got all but the Lamborghini set thus far. Lego, please keep making these sets, they are awesome! And for the single vehicle sets, the price is perfect, I'm happy! Keep up the Awesome job Jang, you're the best reviewer of Lego out there!
Hope you enjoyed it, I've got the Nissan and the Ferrari not to long ago and there fantastic builds, the techniques/shapes and angles are done extremely well and they look very accurate to me, as close as you can get will Lego. I got them both each for 12.99 on discount and would have definitely paid the full price for them. I want to hunt down the Audi rally car set next excitedly waiting for next years sets. And I'm so glad the theme moved to 8 studs wide it gives it a better scale and more details and intricate design. It really peaked my interest and got me into the theme making it my 4th favourite.
Couldn't believe it when I saw this one. I'm more of a Lancia Delta kinda guy, but man, they have NAILED the look perfectly. And the rally fogs up front? Love it! The driver looks great, too. The oldschool grid pattern is very accurate. I had that all over my old karting suit. If they make a Lancia Stratos in the Airitalia livery, I will lose my mind.
Ok another car fits 2, driver helmet fits but no waving at passers by. Your right Jang rally cars having navigator with map or laptop would be appropriate as long as they keep one hand down.🤠. Thanks Jang.
weirdly, I didn't expect to see the A and B pillars on the lego version. You are right they were obvious on the real thing, but just in general, knowing how lego windscreens go, I think this is fair game and I wouldn't knock any points down for the way it looks. The C pillar/rear window section offsets that for being constructed and for not relying on printed bricks or stickers to represent the shape of the side window against the C pillar. That was a pleasant surprise for me which I didn't see coming just by looking at the thumbnail.
I personally added some 1x2 and 2x4 spacers underneath the wheels to give it that authentic lift-kit look for gravel and snow rallies. I also replaced the half-tiles and full-tiles that held the windscreen and roof with full studded plates just to give that extra rigidity.
Just finished building this one and the Nissan, great sets to me! The bigger cars feel more like you have something in your hands. I compared them to my Speed Champion Camaro, and then you can actually see the size difference.. But I'm personally ok with that choice from Lego. Thank you Jang!
Definitely, the level of the build is greater. Though the rerelease of the Porsche mold does look nice. If only they could do something about the 2 seater issue. Seems like they got the idea right when it comes to the seating position. Only with those windows... Both the Audi and Ferrari suffer from issues putting the driver in. Which is odd since the area is huge. Yet the driver has to go in at a certain angle and the arms a certain way. It is funny.
I've got the Nissan and the Ferrari not to long ago and there fantastic builds, the techniques/shapes and angles are done extremely well and they look very accurate to me, as close as you can get will Lego. I got them both each for 12.99 on discount and would have definitely paid the full price for them. I want to hunt down the Audi rally car set next excitedly waiting for next years sets. And I'm so glad the theme moved to 8 studs wide it gives it a better scale and more details and intricate design. It really peaked my interest and got me into the theme making it my 4th favourite.
I'm sure you can cut A and B Pillars from the surroundings of the stickers sheet. I did something like that for soem addition/better detail for the McLaren Senna as well.
The best part is that the Quattro was already boxy and bulky, so it's a natural fit for a Lego model. Not that they didn't do a great job with stuff like the Porsche, which is an awesome model imo.
A tweak I would make is to try to move the seats and driver figures and controls back one stud inside the cockpit, along with building in a white B-pillar. In the real cars the driver and co-driver sit very far back for better weight distribution, almost comically so today, so I think the change would work well with this build.
They couldn't include a map reader (co-driver?)? C'mon LEGO Wow, $20... You americans are so lucky with pricing. Over here in Scandinavia, y'know, WHERE LEGO COMES FROM, the prices are much higher. YES, Celica, RS200, VOLVO, Lancia, bring'em all on!!!!
This minifig is Walter Röhrl. It is a pity that it was not Michèle Mouton, but she drove an older version of this car. They are both interesting characters and worth reading about them!
Love the new 8 stud wide cars, the 6 stud wide ones weren’t in scale with figures anyway so may aswell throw scale out the window completely to get a better looking set
Oh god this is my ABSOLUTE favorite of the Speed Champs 2020. Please please please lego...more Group B cars in Speed Champs! Lancia 037 and Delta S4, Pugeot T16...
It would be great if they giving you in sets like this or the 40th years anniversary train giveaway a plastic dome to cover it up to give the feel of the premium even more.Also this would help not collecting dust as a collectible,since we talk over there for their collectible series for gown ups mostly.But give the plastic dome case inside the box not separately,though knowing from lego they would have sold those separately like the minifigure yellow cases for a small fortune! Again an awesome review thanks man! ;)
Imagine the LEGO Stratos with working pop-pop-pop up and down headlights! I so hope they make one of those. Now that make me want a Speed Champions Miata. Oh, please do one of those, LEGO, please!
Funny that you mention it either being the shift lever or handbrake in the middle. The S1 did not have a handbrake because it would lock up all wheels! In some videos you can see it's not always the most graceful hairpin turns in the 4wd cars of group B
I agree. They need to do the Stratus and the Delta. There was a Delta on Ideas that didn’t get much support. Nobody’s thought of designing a Peugeot, which is surprising.
This is great Jang I used to follow your RC channel but then it was no more glad I found this as you do some great reviews keep up the good work this platform needs more people like you Great job
I've hollowed out the inside for the helmet to be stored behind the driver and the built a engine under the bonnet (hood). I haven't figured out how to put a rear window in that works yet or somewhere to put the spanner.
I wish LEGO would just print everything. I get why they do stickers but look at Megaconstrux, they rarely ever use stickers from what I know and it works out great.
Group B rallying was insane. I agree that Lego should make more cars from 70s/80s Rallying. I would like to see the Ford RS200 an absolute nutter of a car. If you have not seen it watch 'Madness on Wheels, Rallying's Craziest Years by the BBC. Great Documentary. Its on Dailymotion.
I’m glad you mentioned the Stratos. For sure, I would like to see that one as well. The Lamborghini Miura is another favourite. I’ll be picking up this nice set too. Thanks for the video!
Awesome! Was waiting for you to review the quattro. This one was my favorite of the new wave and was not disappointed by it. Keep up the good work Jang!
@@JANGBRiCKS It seemed to be all throughout. It might be just something weird happening at my end but it doesn't seem to be happening on other stuff. I thought maybe it was a compression thing but I'm not sure. Watching it again it still does it, maybe my speakers can't handle your deep voice anymore
Hmm possible. I do retune my audio regularly to slowly make it more natural as I transition between different equipment and I've recently let a little more of my natural low range in (that I normally heavily filter out).
I actually did some add-ons and replacements for this set. I notice the black 6 x 8 piece with a 4 x 6 stud cutout below the specialized chassis piece has a bar attachment on it, so i thought 'what if i build a centre differential below the chassis' so i went ahead and replace some pieces with more secure ones and as i have finished developing it, the centre differential was like leveled with the ground clearance of the car and it still works (just because it's not a "4WD" without the centre differential built in, or else it would act like a front engine-front wheel drive), the roof and windshield pieces is originally only connected with 2 studs on the front of the cockpit so i replaced a 1 x 4 2-stud and a 2 x 2 2-stud plates with the old 1 x 4 and 2 x 2 plates to make the roof and windshield pieces stay on strong, in the cockpit: i lowered the car seats down by 1 brick thick just to have some "more space" with the minifigures and i replaced the antenna piece with a microphone piece and a black 1 x 1 stud with hole build on the cockpit and i placed a light gray 1 x 1 tile underneath the "E-brake" piece, and last of all: underneath the bonnet is a 2 x 4 light gray brick that i decided to build a V4 engine underneath the bonnet to replace that "waste of space" brick to give it some realistic features of this vehicle. Now I hope that information is helpful to you, Jang and try do some modifications as i did this year with another same exact set and one you have time, do a comparison with both of the two. : )
I like your reviews, the honesty is where it's at. Then you gush over 80's rally and Group B - did we just become best friends? Even with the 2021 releases, I hold out hope for a Lancia Delta Integrale? Ford RS200? So many good options.
Here in my country, they are 18 euros. The smaller cars are about 13/15 depending on where you get them. I say pretty good quality for your money. As an adult, I feel these sets are right between kids/adults and offer a lot in terms of neat building and a link to reality. Of the 2 bigs ones being the Ferrari and this Audi that I have. The Audi wins. It just is more interesting to look at from different angles. The Ferarri is just that, a red and black sleek car. Somehow the way the yellow pops and perhaps it is nostalgia, it pleases more to the eye. Btw Jang you got me hooked on wasting money on Lego again after a decade! Your fault! Just kidding. Great videos, got me to appreciate the hobby again.
This one is the best rendition of the wave. Amazing one!! Nostalgic much! Weee (I should add that if I could choose, Lego would go back to the 6-stud versions).
i finally boght this because its among the Lego cars that I know that have two seats . 1st one that i know is a small comic con 66 batmobile and the 2nd being the 66 batman Lego set. That has the batmobile with two seats. I hope Lego makes more two seats cars in the future.
As a *rally car,* I find it egregious of Lego to not include a second Minifigure as a codriver. I've ordered the parts for this figure off of their website to rectify the issue but it was still annoying.
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Yes. Something for the rally fans and the golden era of motorsport in general. Thanks for sharing Jang.
I've just ordered this, along with the Ferrari F8 Tributo and Nissan GT-R Nismo. Super excited to get some more new sets, and this one in particular as this car was from the year I was born, so is special to me. I would love to see a Lancia Delta HF Inetgrale or a Subaru Impreza myself. Maybe a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV?
I think that's a great price. Quality, licensed, collectible, price-per-part is great. And the car looks GOOD. I'd have no problem paying $20 for the set or any comparable sets.
I love what they did with this Quattro, it looks very close to the real thing!
Yea it does
The design is simple and boxy so of course they couldn't make it wrong, it's a Fantastic job but when it comes To complex-shaped cars they kind of struggle
I can’t help but imagine the next one being a twin pack of Lancias..... 037 and Stratos anyone?
037 and DELTA S4
A true DREAM
we need the wedge
@RallyFan Stretch of the year or self-own? lol
@@JANGBRiCKS are any
Of these coming this year 2021
As a huge group b fan, I'm reallly tempted to get this set. A lancia 037 or the delta s4 would be awesome though
They should do a whole rally series . Such as group b cars ,all current wrc cars and 60s and 70s like the alpine,fulvia and stratos and more.
@@Hellmad666 Mk2 Escort
I just grabbed one, you should pull the trigger on it. As expected, it's well-built, very solid, etc. My only gripe is that you can't take it apart to make it into a normal Sport Quattro, but that doesn't really matter
Sierra
Im hoping for an rs200
i’d love to see more rally cars in this line, specifically group b stuff, but that’s just personal preference. the flatness and simplicity of ‘80s cars really lends itself to being reproduced in lego form.
I just bought this and the Nissan yesterday, I'm looking forward to building them tonight. Lego really stepped it up with these larger versions of the old versions, I was starting to get tired of the line in general, because they were just so out of proportion. Now Lego has reignited my love for these sets, there actually starting to look like model cars... amazing! Got all but the Lamborghini set thus far. Lego, please keep making these sets, they are awesome! And for the single vehicle sets, the price is perfect, I'm happy! Keep up the Awesome job Jang, you're the best reviewer of Lego out there!
Hope you enjoyed it, I've got the Nissan and the Ferrari not to long ago and there fantastic builds, the techniques/shapes and angles are done extremely well and they look very accurate to me, as close as you can get will Lego. I got them both each for 12.99 on discount and would have definitely paid the full price for them. I want to hunt down the Audi rally car set next excitedly waiting for next years sets.
And I'm so glad the theme moved to 8 studs wide it gives it a better scale and more details and intricate design. It really peaked my interest and got me into the theme making it my 4th favourite.
@Melon Berd no they come of a lot for me too
I love the 80's vibes I get from this car. The fact that it's actually really square and boxy in teal life makes the Lego model all the more perfect.😁
Couldn't believe it when I saw this one. I'm more of a Lancia Delta kinda guy, but man, they have NAILED the look perfectly. And the rally fogs up front? Love it! The driver looks great, too. The oldschool grid pattern is very accurate. I had that all over my old karting suit. If they make a Lancia Stratos in the Airitalia livery, I will lose my mind.
As a lover of rally, and the Historic (dangerous) Group B, this set is really amazing. Great video.
One of my all-time favourite sports cars! My Daddy used to work on it back in the 80's during Rallye events as part of the mechanics team :-)
The Audi sport Quattro is a BEAST of a car. I am glad you posted about this, and I am glad LEGO made a set of this.
I would like a Peugeot 205 or a Renault 5 Turbo
That alternative face lol
Peugeot 106😂🤣
Ok another car fits 2, driver helmet fits but no waving at passers by. Your right Jang rally cars having navigator with map or laptop would be appropriate as long as they keep one hand down.🤠. Thanks Jang.
The scale and boxiness works perfect for this car. It's cool.
weirdly, I didn't expect to see the A and B pillars on the lego version. You are right they were obvious on the real thing, but just in general, knowing how lego windscreens go, I think this is fair game and I wouldn't knock any points down for the way it looks. The C pillar/rear window section offsets that for being constructed and for not relying on printed bricks or stickers to represent the shape of the side window against the C pillar. That was a pleasant surprise for me which I didn't see coming just by looking at the thumbnail.
I personally added some 1x2 and 2x4 spacers underneath the wheels to give it that authentic lift-kit look for gravel and snow rallies. I also replaced the half-tiles and full-tiles that held the windscreen and roof with full studded plates just to give that extra rigidity.
After I built mine a couple days ago I customized mine to look stock
The best and most accurate speed champions car (well, because the s1 is literally a brick)
Just finished building this one and the Nissan, great sets to me! The bigger cars feel more like you have something in your hands. I compared them to my Speed Champion Camaro, and then you can actually see the size difference.. But I'm personally ok with that choice from Lego. Thank you Jang!
Please bring a Collin McRae STI to this line! The Audi is by far my favorite of the bunch. I’d also accept a rally Porsche 959 in this scale
That would be really amazing. I hope enough people suggest these cars so Lego will include them
This car looks silly as heck and I love it with all my heart.
Loving the new format. And got to say, i like the new 8 wide speed champs.
Definitely, the level of the build is greater. Though the rerelease of the Porsche mold does look nice. If only they could do something about the 2 seater issue. Seems like they got the idea right when it comes to the seating position. Only with those windows... Both the Audi and Ferrari suffer from issues putting the driver in. Which is odd since the area is huge. Yet the driver has to go in at a certain angle and the arms a certain way. It is funny.
@@dgray3771 I agree that the seating arrangements are a bit awkward for the seemingly spaceous area you get.
I've got the Nissan and the Ferrari not to long ago and there fantastic builds, the techniques/shapes and angles are done extremely well and they look very accurate to me, as close as you can get will Lego. I got them both each for 12.99 on discount and would have definitely paid the full price for them. I want to hunt down the Audi rally car set next excitedly waiting for next years sets.
And I'm so glad the theme moved to 8 studs wide it gives it a better scale and more details and intricate design. It really peaked my interest and got me into the theme making it my 4th favourite.
I hope they continue to introduce more rally cars to this line. Even rally cross would be cool to have.
I'm sure you can cut A and B Pillars from the surroundings of the stickers sheet.
I did something like that for soem addition/better detail for the McLaren Senna as well.
The best part is that the Quattro was already boxy and bulky, so it's a natural fit for a Lego model. Not that they didn't do a great job with stuff like the Porsche, which is an awesome model imo.
A tweak I would make is to try to move the seats and driver figures and controls back one stud inside the cockpit, along with building in a white B-pillar. In the real cars the driver and co-driver sit very far back for better weight distribution, almost comically so today, so I think the change would work well with this build.
This was the only set left in the store as kids want supercares
I'am from Arganil - Portugal and I saw cars like this one passing by me at full speed and this particular one in the 80's drove by Michel Mouton 😆
They couldn't include a map reader (co-driver?)? C'mon LEGO
Wow, $20... You americans are so lucky with pricing. Over here in Scandinavia, y'know, WHERE LEGO COMES FROM, the prices are much higher.
YES, Celica, RS200, VOLVO, Lancia, bring'em all on!!!!
It's brilliant. And, yeah, the Ür Quattro is special but than Lancia Stratos, with Alitalia livery, would be the ultimate
Yess!
Oh God!🔥
I'm looking forward to it
This minifig is Walter Röhrl. It is a pity that it was not Michèle Mouton, but she drove an older version of this car. They are both interesting characters and worth reading about them!
Really hope the next batch has some more f1 cars
Group b is one of my most favourite mortorsport and I’m glad LEGO finally made a group b car
I love this Quattro, one of my favourite Speed Champions sets.
They need to do the legendary subaru impreza wrc!!!!
100% yes
Mitsibushi Lancer Evolution
I’d love to see a Richard Burns and Robert Reid Speed Champions model!
Love the new 8 stud wide cars, the 6 stud wide ones weren’t in scale with figures anyway so may aswell throw scale out the window completely to get a better looking set
Oh god this is my ABSOLUTE favorite of the Speed Champs 2020. Please please please lego...more Group B cars in Speed Champs! Lancia 037 and Delta S4, Pugeot T16...
The prints are not random. All the pieces that have black/grey/red accents are prints!
Thanks to Airfix and their 8 stud wide Quick-Build classic car builds? Much more realistic models,as a result.
great review, and i agree i would love to see a subaru impreza wrx rally car
One of my favorite cars of all time. What a beautiful set.
It would be great if they giving you in sets like this or the 40th years anniversary train giveaway a plastic dome to cover it up to give the feel of the premium even more.Also this would help not collecting dust as a collectible,since we talk over there for their collectible series for gown ups mostly.But give the plastic dome case inside the box not separately,though knowing from lego they would have sold those separately like the minifigure yellow cases for a small fortune!
Again an awesome review thanks man! ;)
I was quite happy paying £18 for this. It's a good play set and looks great on display.
This brings back so many memories I watched when I was a little kid and just remembered you, just wanted to thank you for all the entertainment. :)
This is a memory. A racing memory. Thanks Jang!
Imagine the LEGO Stratos with working pop-pop-pop up and down headlights! I so hope they make one of those. Now that make me want a Speed Champions Miata. Oh, please do one of those, LEGO, please!
In pictures it doesn't look as good, but i decided to buy it anyways and i do not regret it at all!
Price per part of $0.08 is pretty darn good.
Thanks Jang for being a person
JAAAAAANG. JANG-A-RAMA.......JANG-A-TOLA. anyone else remember the SNL water cooler guy?
I had to buy one, huge fan of the quattro and group B rallying. I loved building it, love how it looks, fantastic Lego set! Great review
Brought this last week. Brilliant build but the stickers are a pain but definitely worth it.
Funny that you mention it either being the shift lever or handbrake in the middle. The S1 did not have a handbrake because it would lock up all wheels! In some videos you can see it's not always the most graceful hairpin turns in the 4wd cars of group B
I agree. They need to do the Stratus and the Delta. There was a Delta on Ideas that didn’t get much support. Nobody’s thought of designing a Peugeot, which is surprising.
This is great Jang I used to follow your RC channel but then it was no more glad I found this as you do some great reviews keep up the good work this platform needs more people like you
Great job
Great review as always. This was the first of the new wave I picked up and I have to say I love it. I hope they do more cars from this time in W R.
I just love the boxy shape!
Was really hyped for this one, love the rendition
This rally car is one of the best ever!
Beautiful set by Lego! More cars from old time rally please, since they're relatively boxy too
I've hollowed out the inside for the helmet to be stored behind the driver and the built a engine under the bonnet (hood). I haven't figured out how to put a rear window in that works yet or somewhere to put the spanner.
I'm still holding out hope for a Peugeot 306
306 would be sick but I'm afraid if they're going to release some Peugeot car it would be 205 t16 or 205 gti
I do actually like prints because they give the set a more unique feel but i do agree that prints and stickers should be balanced
Haven’t gotten a LEGO set in years, but I saw this and immediately went out at bought it.
That is good to know you can put another minifig in there. I love collecting the Lego cars, I love 70's and 80's cars.
They nailed this one.
A Stratos, Alpine, Renault 5 Turbo, all rally cars from the 60's on. They have already a Mini in Lego I think.
I got it. I love it. Enjoyed the video, cheers JANG. Lee UK 🇬🇧
I wish LEGO would just print everything. I get why they do stickers but look at Megaconstrux, they rarely ever use stickers from what I know and it works out great.
I feel the same!
Group B rallying was insane. I agree that Lego should make more cars from 70s/80s Rallying. I would like to see the Ford RS200 an absolute nutter of a car. If you have not seen it watch 'Madness on Wheels, Rallying's Craziest Years by the BBC. Great Documentary. Its on Dailymotion.
I really like the way the tires were designed
A Metro 6R4 would be cool to have with that
My favorite of lego speed champions
I’m glad you mentioned the Stratos. For sure, I would like to see that one as well. The Lamborghini Miura is another favourite. I’ll be picking up this nice set too. Thanks for the video!
i do like how the lights are not stickers, still, i wonder how good an all out gray non race version would look
Boxey cars of the 80's are so much more interesting and memorable than the characterless forgettable blobs that pass as cars today.
I'm not a car person but I wonder if they'll ever do the Bricklin. Maybe it would be to obvious a fit.
would LOVE a group B lego series
Now that you mention it, I do need a Peugeot 205 T16 rally car. Also a Stratos, and a Delta Integrale. Maybe a Fulvia too.
Finally a new Speedchampion I MUST have! The other releases have been very meeh
I bloody love the sport Quattro and the rest of the group B cars but the Lego car we need is the 1998 Subaru 22B STI and 1990 Mazda RX7 FC turbo II.
very good for display
Awesome! Was waiting for you to review the quattro. This one was my favorite of the new wave and was not disappointed by it.
Keep up the good work Jang!
Something funny is going on with the sound on this video, I'm getting distortion like it's too loud even when it's turned down. Just fyi. Love you man
Is it all throughout or can you point to a specific part of the video or even a specific timestamp where it's especially noticeable for you?
@@JANGBRiCKS It seemed to be all throughout. It might be just something weird happening at my end but it doesn't seem to be happening on other stuff. I thought maybe it was a compression thing but I'm not sure. Watching it again it still does it, maybe my speakers can't handle your deep voice anymore
Hmm possible. I do retune my audio regularly to slowly make it more natural as I transition between different equipment and I've recently let a little more of my natural low range in (that I normally heavily filter out).
@@JANGBRiCKS I'm on a laptop with not the biggest speakers but they're ok, they seem to be picking up the extra rumble maybe
Yes, Speed Champions definitely needs a Stratos. And also a Ford Escort!
I would love a Ford Escort RS Cosworth model.
Next car Lego should do should probably be a Chevy Nova
I was gunna say,your profile picture looks like a um,let me guess,1968 Chevy Nova? Looks sweet,dude!
I actually did some add-ons and replacements for this set. I notice the black 6 x 8 piece with a 4 x 6 stud cutout below the specialized chassis piece has a bar attachment on it, so i thought 'what if i build a centre differential below the chassis' so i went ahead and replace some pieces with more secure ones and as i have finished developing it, the centre differential was like leveled with the ground clearance of the car and it still works (just because it's not a "4WD" without the centre differential built in, or else it would act like a front engine-front wheel drive), the roof and windshield pieces is originally only connected with 2 studs on the front of the cockpit so i replaced a 1 x 4 2-stud and a 2 x 2 2-stud plates with the old 1 x 4 and 2 x 2 plates to make the roof and windshield pieces stay on strong, in the cockpit: i lowered the car seats down by 1 brick thick just to have some "more space" with the minifigures and i replaced the antenna piece with a microphone piece and a black 1 x 1 stud with hole build on the cockpit and i placed a light gray 1 x 1 tile underneath the "E-brake" piece, and last of all: underneath the bonnet is a 2 x 4 light gray brick that i decided to build a V4 engine underneath the bonnet to replace that "waste of space" brick to give it some realistic features of this vehicle. Now I hope that information is helpful to you, Jang and try do some modifications as i did this year with another same exact set and one you have time, do a comparison with both of the two. : )
I like your reviews, the honesty is where it's at. Then you gush over 80's rally and Group B - did we just become best friends?
Even with the 2021 releases, I hold out hope for a Lancia Delta Integrale? Ford RS200? So many good options.
I suggest for Lego to add co-driver in every WRC car they sell
I love the new 8 wides
By now this is the only new Speed Champions set that I am going to buy anyway. The rest of the cars are good too, but not to much.
Here in my country, they are 18 euros. The smaller cars are about 13/15 depending on where you get them. I say pretty good quality for your money. As an adult, I feel these sets are right between kids/adults and offer a lot in terms of neat building and a link to reality. Of the 2 bigs ones being the Ferrari and this Audi that I have. The Audi wins. It just is more interesting to look at from different angles. The Ferarri is just that, a red and black sleek car. Somehow the way the yellow pops and perhaps it is nostalgia, it pleases more to the eye.
Btw Jang you got me hooked on wasting money on Lego again after a decade! Your fault! Just kidding. Great videos, got me to appreciate the hobby again.
I love group b
Not only the very last, but the very best: Walter Röhrl and Christian Geistdörfer
This one is the best rendition of the wave. Amazing one!! Nostalgic much! Weee (I should add that if I could choose, Lego would go back to the 6-stud versions).
i finally boght this because its among the Lego cars that I know that have two seats . 1st one that i know is a small comic con 66 batmobile and the 2nd being the 66 batman Lego set. That has the batmobile with two seats. I hope Lego makes more two seats cars in the future.
As a *rally car,* I find it egregious of Lego to not include a second Minifigure as a codriver. I've ordered the parts for this figure off of their website to rectify the issue but it was still annoying.
had to pick one up myself a few weeks ago, so so awesome! definitely recommend
I got the lego NissanGTR