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I have 3 new small CLAAS sets and just built this one last week. It looks great, except there're a few things I don't like: • Just 4 small spare parts for 450-part set, I built LEGO 60498 tractor a couple of weeks ago, it has about 10 or more spare parts for 204-part set. CaDA should be more generous. • There're several steps which should use bushes to fill the gaps or keep parts aligned e.g. A5, A22, A53, A98. They're design flaws. It looks like CaDA try to save every tiny part. • Rear tires is huge disappointed, they're truck tires not tractor tires. Look at LEGO tractors, CaDA has several CLAAS tractors now and they need real tractor tires • And steering is kidding, you can hardly see front wheels moving :) - And one more thing I just fixed this morning, driver seat is buried in the floor (don't know how someone can drive it? :D), I made it one brick higher. I love these CLAAS sets but CaDA makes it look cheaper by "stealing" a few small parts :(

I looked it last week, not many new sets but I like (pending) tractors :)

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.