LEGO Technic Land Rover Defender 42110 Building Kit (2573 Pieces)

The LEGO Technic Land Rover Defender 42110 (2573 pieces) is a masterpiece! The intricate engineering, realistic functions (gears, suspension, steering), and stunning exterior design make it a joy to assemble. Durable, challenging, and perfect for enthusiasts. Highly recommended for display or play!

This Lego kit has been retired. It may still be found through Amazon vendors.This is an awsome kit. Detailed instructions make this kit easy to build if you take your time. This kit has a working gear box, steering, an suspension.Even as a retired kit it is a value for the money.

I had fun building the Lego Land Rover Defender. The assembly is complex (there are over 2,500 pieces), but the instructions are very clear and logical. In the end, you get a realistic-looking model (especially considering the limitations of Lego bricks) with a plethora of working features:* Opening hood, doors and rear hatch* Working steering* Inline six-cylinder engine with pistons that go up and down* Four-wheel independent suspension* Four-speed gearbox with low and high ranges* Working winchIf you like Lego sets and are looking for a challenge, buy this model. You won't be disappointed!

I’m a huge Lego fan and this set is exactly what I was looking for – hard enough but not too complex, so that I won’t end up messing everything up. I chose this one because of its cool looking, fancy functional features, and most importantly – it’s big enough so I won’t finish it in just one day!All the details specified on the box are real and well functioned, I especially love the gear shift and the hi/lo settings, also the lock door on the back. The real thing looks nothing different from on the box. I was pretty satisfied.If you’re buying this set or if you’re about to build it, I do have a suggestion for you – for every 4 or 5 pages, check if your project is what’s on the book. Especially for bag 1 and 2 when building the engine part, you need to make sure they’re working correctly and smoothly. Unfortunately, it is sometimes hard to tell which gear is which from the book – unlike the bars, there aren’t scales so you can’t know the size, and the colors look almost the same. As a 19-year-old, I still made not only one but a few mistakes during the process, and one fatal that caused my car to not be working correctly. I messed the little gears up, so that’s why I say those are tricky.Overall, I’d definitely recommend this set to all Lego and car lovers! It’s worth it!

This is the best lego set I have ever seen. It's big, fun to build, and takes quite a while.The mechanics are really neat, although it bugs me that the transmission gears go high to low instead of low to high - probably a gimmicky thing to make it seem like the engine is doing more as you accelerate through the gears, but yeah they have it backwards.The winch is super cool, the truck's look is perfect, and there are a bunch of new parts I haven't seen before. The way it's designed is very sturdy and efficient. Technic sets have come a long way.

I brought it for my husband and we both had a good time building it, but we’ll is Lego!! Lego is always fun!!

I own a Defender 2025 and my 8 year old son loved the car and now this amazing LEGO fun so we can build and play together!

This was a very fun build — took about 8 hours of total time spread out over several days. The bags are numbered which made working through the set more organized. The functional features are really cool, such as the working gear box, hi/lo settings, drive and reverse lever, working winch, and functional tailgate. The parts are high quality, including the suspension which is quite rugged.There are multiple parts of this build that require a high degree of attention to detail which may be challenging for younger kids. This is officially an 11+ set, but my guess is it would be quite hard of a build for anyone under 16, especially if the challenge is to build it and have all of its functions actually work.As an adult, I still made several mistakes that required me to disassemble some built components to correct. The instructions made it quite clear that certain parts need to be aligned perfectly for the gearbox to work and for the steering to be aligned. I ended up needing to fine tune the gears that controlled the steering as my steering wheel was not aligned to the rotation of the wheels. Sort of like a real Land Rover!Contrary to other reviews, I had no missing pieces.