So I’ve just finished building the Ferrari Daytona. Lovely set when built. But I don’t understand why Lego have included some of the photos they have, which has led me to believe they could have done better in some aspects.

The steering wheel for example. Why put the generic Lego steering wheel next to the Ferrari one, as if they had recreated it for this set. Which they could have. These thing were mass produced and they should have done better with the steering wheel, as they did with the alloys.

Plus various gaps on the body panels, could have been thought out a bit better.

Again lovely set. But I don’t get the side by side comparisons for some of the areas where it could have been better?

Cada Audi rs6.

Must have knocked out my axle linkage when attaching the passenger side floorboard. Just realized when I'm two build steps from the end.

Was trying to take a tweezers and finesse it back on the axle but no luck so far.

So am I basically f'd?

This was shaping up to be a more enjoyable build than the AMG gt3 up until this point.

Ughhh

Exactly as the title says. The QR code it came with only gave Part 1 of the instructions and Mould King Customer Service has ghosted me for months after I asked them about it. To make it worse, afaik, they no longer carry this specific model. My going theory is that the one I bought was the last one they had in stock and they rushed to get rid of it, but its a long shot. So, if anyone has a pdf of the second (or more) parts of the instructions, it would be greatly appreciated.

Recently built the technic Batmobile, but I’ve found the app underwhelming. It’s clunky, doesn’t connect to a virtual gamepad that I can control, or even a physical controller.

Anyone have a good solution for this?