LEGO Technic 24 Hours Race Car

Purchased this for a 29 year old (Yes I know) and he absolutely loves it. Lego is really for all ages! The set itself is excellent quality, as would be expected! The instructions are clear and very easy to follow, I don't see why anyone maybe aged 8 or over couldn't attempt this with mild adult help. The finished product is really something to marvel at! We also purchased the electric pack to make this beat move! Overall I am very happy with this product and would say it is worth the £75-80 which it usually sells for.

I loved this Lego! It's actually amazing The working dofferential, independent suspension, moving engine the whole thing is fantastic! I have one issue, with Amazon prime delivery it didn't come in a box just the box you see in the picture with the delivery sticker stuck on. I like to keep my boxes to store instructions and spare bits in now with an ugly delivery sticker on. What if I had brought this as a present for my children... They would've seen exactly what it was ! But the product itself 5 stars !

I got this for my sons birthday. Love it... Easy to follow instructions and the choice of 2 ways to build the car. We sat down together to build it and, apart from 1 or 2 small bits he built the whole thing himself. Looks great and performs well plus you can add the motor to it . Would recommend as a must have to your lego collection .

As usual Amazon so easy to order, efficient delivery and good packaging. Put this set away for a week until I had a chance to build. Took me about 8 hours over 3 nights and it was an easy but very enjoyable build and very satisfying result. The functions are so smooth and HOG steering smoothest of any other set so far. I wasn't sure about ordering it. Over 20 years since my childhood lego addiction. Nothing beats technic. I had dug out my old 8865 and rebuilt it in a different colour scheme. Next the 8880 and 8070 had a lot to live up to. I was going to skip this car and hold out for 42056 but got to say I'm happy to park it beside those other sets. It's much cleaner looking than the old studded sets but I like the look of it. I applied the stickers as I think it really finishes the car and I don't intend to break down to create MOC just yet. Its pretty big too, significantly bigger than the 8070. Spend some time to sort the pieces out though and you will have it together in no time. I didn't order power controls and glad as it doesn't need them for the mail functionality, unless you want to IR remote control it. There is dpace in the bonnet to comfortably mount one. I've since been playing with mine like a kid again. Best thing about it is that you can literally open enough panels to see the entire technic working body. The V8 pistons and every cog! It looks better in hand than on pics and you won't regret buying it. I still want the 42056 but I'm glad I bought this. Good price on Amazon at the moment too

My 10yr old son, previously a lego fan now a lego technic fan loved making it and delighted with the outcome. It had 'lots' of parts but my son loved that. It took time and patience but well worth it. It turned out bigger than we expected. He's previously had a technic car, bike and jet he made but he found this a better achievement when made.

Excellent model, is a good size when built and is nicely detailed. Took me a couple of days to build, instructions were excellent. definite great value for money at the price I bought it for (£69.99). Also the 'B' model is pretty good too.

Quiet a bland build featuring almost none of the features that make a LMP1 car stand out, seriously a technological show piece of modern engineering and all you can represent is opening doors? The secondary build is also pretty dull and very much an after thought. The green is also a bit questionable.

As a keen follower of endurance racing and a regular visit to Le Mans, I found this Lego Technic kit absolutely brilliant. Instructions were clear and the fit of the Lego parts were perfect. I built it up over a week or so and thoroughly enjoyed it and was amazed at how many things actually worked.