gn993s

I just ordered mine. Out of stock, but back order should be filled in thirty days.

maximus136

waiting for one!!!

Mike in CA

I was on the fence about getting one but then my daughter sent me a link and a message saying "Dad, have you seen this?" so I did the only reasonable thing; I ordered one. They're currently on 30 day back order from Lego. Once it shows up, it will be an interesting test to see if I still have the patience for assembling a project with 2700 little pieces....

mwar99

Just took the last one off the shelf in Bridgewater Mall. It will get opened when I get home.

TheBen

My experience!

http://petrolicious.com/here-s-why-t...-so-impressive

mrhamamg

i picked one up when it launched. took around 9 hours to complete

mwar99

Started when I got home. On step 242, still on the first box of parts. Some of the stuff they did is pretty neat, I can put it together, but I don't think I could have designed it.

Mike in CA

Very nice write up! Thanks for sharing your experience.

I don't have the kit yet but I downloaded a PDF copy of the manual and I must say that I was slightly intimidated by it, having no previous experience with Lego Technics. I'm relying on the fact that I assembled some pretty intricate plastic models back in the day as well as building power amp and preamp kits, etc. Anyway, it will be fun to take on this little project.

ScottKelly911

Make sure to watch the first video I posted from about the 3:35 mark until the 4:00 mark so you can do the gears correctly as there is a small error in the instructions. So check that before you go any further since you can still get to them.
great write up!

poofyo101

Just finished box 2. 2/3 the way done

parealtor

ordered online.. I read somewhere saying it can take up to a month to build if you devote an hour a day to it.

Was planning on building it over the summer with my kids.

Archimedes

The real question is, how many of you are going to wrap it with XPEL when you're done?

mwar99

Amazingly enough I stopped last night at the step that started that assembly! Thanks for the reminder.

CAlexio

I was thinking about that.. Only way I can think of js to individually condom wrap each piece so as to avoid any dirt or dust from the work desk on which it's going to sit..

NateOZ

If you're looking for high quality Porsche products, check out the Tamiya line from time to time. Not really a fan of this RS, but have picked up a few different Tamiya RC cars for my son when he's older.

e.g. they have a Jagermeister RSR heavily reduced right now, only RTR but still good value for less than the Lego RS:

http://www.tamiyausa.com/items/radio...urbo-rsr-56708