Overall the build is enjoyable. The only thing I didn't like before buying this set is that the lights don't pop up, but I am not going to complain about that because I saw pass that and still decided to buy this set. I wish the rear tires would be 1 piece but maybe that would add to the cost even more since other new custom pieces like the rims may need to be created when it's already over priced in many online video reviews I've watched. I think this set is overpriced but if you're a Countach fan, you may see pass this. Some people prefer this set to be in another color other than white but I do like white in this case because I can display this with my other Countach Speed Champion set. This Lamborghini Countach do look nice and cool on display. I do not recommend this unless you are a Lamborghini Countach die hard fan.

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.

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.

I'm bleeding. Literally. There's blood coming out. It's from the plastic. I've had to start over. In over 20 years of building, I've never had to start over. But that's how bad this build is. It's so bad I'm considering sending it back. It's just not worth it.

My son always looks forward to a new release of the cars. These are the only ones he likes to work now. The level of detail is amazing. It’s too bad that they aren’t released more often. He works them within a few hours, so then we have to wait again for the new set.

The set was in general easy to build but you have to be concentrating to build it in the right direction and use the correct parts. I started and couldn’t get of it until it was finished. Amazing engineering work to get the details of the real car. It’s impressed me on each set again and again. I would love to see the realistic details of the car appearance also in the technical side of the set, with suspension, engine, etc. I’m missing this a lot when I built it. One big minus on this set are the tires. They could use more filigrane tires and not the truck like they did. Not perfect but acceptable are the rear rims, two on each side makes it a little bit weird. But over all an amazing set with a lot of fun to build and look at it on have shelf.

throughout the whole build I was having fun it did hurt my fingers a tad bit, as any good set should so don't let this stop you from buying it. I thought that it was pretty cool that the front wheels turn. But I don't know if this is just my building skill, but my back tire doesn't touch the ground only the thin tire that are next to it do. Overall, the build came out great, amazing detail, sick engine, nice front trunk, and great for display

Wow! This build was extremely enjoyable and Lego’s attention to detail is unmatched. They even packaged the windshield in plastic so it wouldn’t get damaged during shipping. The doors swing upwards, the engine is highly detailed, and the frunk opens. Overall this was a fun build that I would highly recommend!

Don't pay attention to the review from the guy who obviously has tissue paper for finger tips. Nothing about this build was painful, I had a smile on my face the whole time. This is an absolutely gorgeous model and a tasteful addition to any car enthusiast's abode. Highly recommend.

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.