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Reviews (11)
27 Oct, 2020
A Cracking Little Model
Cracking little model of unusual subject, great detail. Wheels and (minute) etched details are superb. Excellent finish.
31 Aug, 2016
Pole Position on the Grid
Superb model of a Grid, in my opinion with the most attractive livery that this locomotive carried. Well detailed, well packaged, runs well - no downside at all.
30 Jul, 2020
A Good Day's Entertainment
1 of 1 found this helpful Absorbing kit to build, the chassis is really solid, engine well detailed, bodywork not as solid as chassis but still decent. Converted mine to RHD; kit instructions are for LHD but, living in the UK, who wants a LHD Morgan ? Easy enough to work out what to do, as well as the bulkhead/steering need to change the gearshift linkage (which works !) but provided you think first not too bad. You don't use any extra bits doing it, although I did alter the bulkhead attachment slightly to firm it up.
Your get the feeling that the quality's not quite up to Lego standards with some of the bits, but then again it's a fair way from Lego price. And I have to say that in terms of entertainment it's probably the best Lego or Lego-alike I've done in the past year.
All in all great fun, the finished item is very recognisable for what it is. One small part was missing, but easy enough to make a substitute (it was inside the bodywork out of the way) by combining and gluing a couple of spare parts.