My son has been an avid "car person" since the age of 5. The Countach happens to be one of his favorites. It was only reasonable that he should have the build. Luckily, he includes me with most of his builds (I am designated parts/color separator and put bricks out for each step). I do get to build a few steps. There are so many moving parts and special designs (like the seats and the vents on the back of the car). An absolutely beautiful build. Once again, well done LEGO!!

Being a Lamborghini lover since a kid, I purchased this kit as soon as it was available. I sat down to begin my build today and low and behold, page 1 step 1, I am missing the two first pieces I need to start the build with. Now it can take up to a month to get the missing pieces and my fear is that I am missing more pieces and will sporadically find them and spend the next six years waiting for parts to arrive.

I've been waiting over 40 years for this set and finally Lego has created the Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole and its the most beautiful and most exciting lego set I've ever owned. It has taken be back to 1983 and my bedroom where I had a poster of this car. Thank you Lego for the trip of nostalgia

This is a really nice build. For those of you having trouble fitting the wheels it's important you fit the wheels correctly. The front and inner rear wheels need to have shallow sides facing out while the outer rear wheels need to have the deep sides facing out. This is easy to overlook in the instructions.

Lego kits have come long way since I got my first set. The colors and detail of the many parts are amazing, gone are the red,white, blue and yellow blocks. I used to build plastic model kits using glue and paints which would get messy, Legos are easier to assemble and can be challenging to build. this will not be my last and only Legos set.

Finally, after waiting for years, Lego has released a kit that gives me hope that the company is still invested in producing high-quality kits for adults! This kit was a joy to build and is a highly accurate reproduction of this 80s sports car. What sold me was the printed pieces and ZERO stickers! Lego, the more kits you sell with printed pieces and no stickers, the more kits I will be buying from you. I look forward to more sports cars in this scale in the near future.

Like I’ve read from other reviewers. I started my build with such enthusiasm and excitement. As I went along I began to run out of pieces. You know opening up the next bag hoping they just put the part I am looking for in the next bag. Now that I can see the end nearing and I’m running out of parts, I’m going to disassemble 2/3 of the car to replace the pieces I’ve robbed from Peter to pay Paul. I think the idea was outstanding but the engineering was let’s say not the best representation that Lego has produced. I have to back up a bit and order the pieces I need to complete the build. The rear tires are a sad effort. Put the widest tires that you can make in one piece. It’s easier to tell your friends that they should have been wider than to try and make up excuses for putting duallys on my Lamborghini! I’ll reconsider my evaluation when I receive the missing pieces so that I can complete my build. I will find a nice box with a lid to store my project in until I can forget the disappointment and begin again with the excitement and enthusiasm I began with a week ago.

This Lamborghini is awesome. Looks like the cars I’ve always dreamed of owning and had hanging as posters on my walls as a child. Lego did an excellent job creating this Countach. I really love how there weren’t any stickers with this set. I feel like all sets should be this way. Especially for the price paid. The stickers make these collector sets look cheep. I hope they keep that up with all new sets.

The build was fun up until towards the end because everything in the back is held in by 2 flimsy pieces so unless you are using glue while building it becomes a poor experience. The beginning was fun and finished result was good but on the last bag near the end was so bad.

I really enjoyed the build on this Countach. Lots of interesting techniques involved. I progressed through the steps without issues until it came to the wheels and tires. So the rear of the car is supposed to have the thin rims and tires put on first, then the lambo wheels put on second. Problem is the axles aren't long enough for both sets of tires. Not sure what I have done wrong but seems weird I didn't run into any issues until the second from last step of the build.