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Finished off the Fezza last night. Bit of a let down. Doors are very flimsy, had to reconnect parts above the headlights numerous times and the B pillar isn't connected to the car so when you open the door it moves all over the place.
One bit I do like is the rear bumper, it's a work of art. But I missed a cpl parts on the diffuser which I read after, are missed in the instructions, so will fit tonight. I feel lego has really tried to push the limits of what lego can actually do with the body work and it shows IMO So Imo it's the worst of all four 1:8 cars, so for me they rank best to worst in order of release. Cat also showing her disapproval   
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