This set was really fun to build, and makes for a great display piece, at a reasonable price. It's not perfect though, the doors unfortunately don't open, and there's a small gap where the windshield connects to the hood. But overall, I would recommend this set to anyone who's a fan of the Back to the Future films.

Compared to the past versions of this fan favorite, I feel this the best looking so far. It was a quick build and a pleasure to the see the car slowly take its famous design. The only minor complaint is the gap at the bottom of the windshield. Great price, delightful build and great addition to a BTTF collection.

Well I had to buy two so I could build two versions I want to display. First set was great no issues! How ever the second set I have a huge scratch on the windshield. I hope Lego can replace it. I think the clear parts should be packaged better and not among the other pieces to prevent this issue. Thank you I hope Lego takes this advice!

Very impressed with this set. I loved the build and the nifty little way the chassis is build up. Both minifigures are great and make this set even a better deal. Love that a lot of the pieces are printed too, which is great for longevity of the set as well. Another big plus point is the fact you can rebuild the model into the flying version of the third movie; which I think is great but I prefer the car of the first movie. But, all the extra, different, pieces you need for the other model are included; so that's great detail. Very impressed and a lovely addition to my collection.

i thought it would be more functiona after constructing it but it's just a Lego. bought it for the Nostalgia, it went together fine but I have Marvel comic themed Legos that are practically fully poseable and I thought it could have been engineered better for the money. Lego could have done a better job with the foldable Wheels rather than just two different options to build your pieces that make up the mirrors could have been better

This is a great little set at an affordable price with two nice figs. It captures the overall shape and main details. It's understandable that there are no gull wing doors at this scale. I'm more surprised that the set doesn't include pieces to make the wild west version of the car or (my only real complaint) a hoverboard.

I couldn't resist picking this up for the display shelf in the office. As a mechanic, I usually stick to diecast models of real muscle cars, but the engineering on this little DeLorean is actually pretty impressive. The way they designed the wheel axles so I could choose regular or "hover mode" . It was a quick project—I put it together during a slow afternoon—but it wasn't boring. The interior details like the flux capacitor and clock are cool. It feels solid once assembled; you don't feel like the bumpers are going to fall off if you pick it up. It sits nicely next to the other car models on the desk. A solid, nostalgic kit.

As a BTTF fan, I really enjoyed building this on my day off! The minifigures look great along with the car. Its nice knowing that I can switch the car to "Hovermode" %26 street mode whenever I want. Definitely a must have for any fans!

I gave this to my son-in-law as a gift, he loves 80s movies.He enjoyed putting it together and the many details of the vehicle that appeared on the vehicle in the Back to the Future, the movie.

It's as great a build as you think it is. The switch from different versions is a little clunky, but for less than $30 this is just a nostalgic attack.