This was a fun build, one of easier Speed Champions cars. It's got great details, and incredible colors. Red & black with white on the overall color scheme.
Painted the rims flat white, with silver rims on the outside. Added some color pieces coordinated to give the car clean
finished lines.
Overall this was a fun build. Used Windex for some of the stickers, some without because the bricks were slightly rounded and the Windex caused the stickers not to stick.
Included a picture with some added pieces and painted wheels.

Although I don't drive I have a thing about cars, no idea why but I do. My previous exerience with Lego cars was they were blocky and not particularly realistic looking but that goes back to the early 1980s (how I wish I still had those kits!) and things have certainly moved on a long way.

When the other half saw this one he immediately wanted it cos the GT-R was one of his favoured vehicles in a computer game (he did say which one but I can't remember now). I have to admit when I saw the box images I was keen to build it as it did look really good. Have to admit, I was NOT disappointed in the finished product. Nice and roomy for your mini figures and easy to get them in and out too which did surprise me.

As expected the build instructions are nice and clear and the bricks fit together super easily. Only real downside for me was the number of stickers (some of them are really small and fiddly) but that's because I genuinely suck at placing them.

Would be a good kit for younger builders as well as car enthusiasts.

Number Of Pieces: 298

Approximate Price Per Piece: £0.06

Build Time: 1.25 Hours

This is the first set I bought for the 2020 sets. I recently started collecting the speed champion theme last year. I was a bit skeptical buying the new set because I wasn't really impressed with last year's one. Last year's set were just too elongated and I didn't like the scale of it.

However, with this new set, its more to scale and I love the fact that you can fit two minifigure inside! I think the size justifies the $5 increase in price.

I also liked that the hood was printed instead of sticker. I hope that it's a gateway for future productions to be printed instead of stickers.

I wasn't going to collect the 2020 series but after buying and building this set, I am really excited to buy the rest and for LEGO to come up with more!

Just like what other people said, there was an error in the sticker placement in the instructions. It was really annoying because it took me a while to align the sticker and match it for me to just take it off and the corned folded slightly. I kinda ruined the sticker.

But overall, I really like this set. I love the GT-R as a car, so of course it was the first one I bought

I love the set and the bigger size and better detail of the latest Speed Champion series but there is appears to be an upside down sticker in the instructions starting on Steo 23 on page 18. You see in both images that the sticker is oriented with the thin white band at the bottom and the thicker black band at the top. The red stripe is on the bottom of the black stripes on this block but on the white blocks behind it, the red stripe is on top. You will also notice that white stripe running through the middle would not line up. It becomes more evident on Step 46 on page 37 when you put the door panel on. It very clearly does not align. Even the image on the box has the red strip on top throughout the driver's side. Finally, you can look at Step 25 on page 20 and see the thin white stripe at the top and the red stripes on top of the black with perfect alignment. Basically anywhere you show the driver's side of the car in the instructions from page 18 on, the sticker is upside down.

Love the set though!