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I saw this set on Facebook, there're 4 tires inside. Look great, do you know which Technic rims can be used with these tires? Thanks.

I agree with him, sticker on multiple parts is something unacceptable from CaDA (it appears in several sets).

Can you give me the Brickset article link mentioned above? /cc @anyUser Thanks,

And what is car brand/model of this one https://decadastore.com/products/cada-1-10-phantom-wing They don't name it anywhere :(

Is it still on GitHub since the link in the first page is broken (I know it's years ago :D).

Thanks for your effort, it's definitely a helpful reference book.

I have this one but still don't have a chance to unbox it :). I must admit I don't know much about this car as well as Citroen brand, I simply like its hatchback form and multicolor body (different brick colors, not stickers). Don't know if it runs fast enough as what I remember aboutall LEGO cars is they're all slow even sport/racing ones :D BTW, I'm curious if there is any found building issues/fixes of this set. Thank you.

How can I know if a set is V2 or V3? Product information on their website is often not as good as it needs to be, I often see incorrect information.

Surely it is possible, you can see it was tested here:

Too fast too furious, LEGO just released an Yamaha and now it's CaDA's Suzuki :D

Here you are https://decadastore.com/products/cada-alfa-romeo-f1-team-orlen-c42-c64005w

Since I already own a few sets I don't think "part quality is questionable", IMHO CaDA part is as good as LEGO (90% give or take :D). For me design quality is more questionable (how much fragile is it?), instruction likely has a few minor errors too but it isn't a big problem.

I think "fragile" is the major problem with several CaDA supercars now, I was interested in a few sets but then I figured out they had "fragile" issues (from others' reviews like yours) then I gave up. I don't think designers don't know their models are fragile, they and CaDA might choose to live with these flaws. I myself found a fundamental flaw in an excavator set, it uses a 2L pin and once you put it through a hole there is no way to pull it out. You build your model once :D So LEGO is more expensive partly because they're more careful about their products.

What's website of 4L pins you're talking about?

Sorry about that, since I think we can still get the idea without any sound :)