Akbalder

I've disasambled the differentials to try again and this time, I've successfully put the cap on while keeping the gears moving smoothly. Thanks for your help.

It's difficult to make the wheels turn in opposite directions. Is it normal with the new differentials or should I try to rebuild it?

It would only set the price to what should have been the official lego price. We would need another 40% on top of that to have the same kind of good deal as on other sets.

When will the reviews of the technic sets be out?

I've just built this set and I've been disappointed by the instructions for the stickers: The stickers on the wings are put after having built both wings. How is a kid supposed to use the part with the correct sticker when rebuilding it?!

With the dumb battery box, the price is even more incomprehensible. Has Lego ever made a mistake when announcing the price of a set? At 200€, it would be a very likeable set.

It is listed at 100€. I was expecting it to be a around 70€. Did the Volvo license became that expensive?!

In french, it says "this set includes a rechargeable battery (working with a USB-C cable, not included)".

The lock mechanism can be something new if it allows to change of tool using only the gearbox. But it won't make it worth 400€ (or even 250€ if we wait for a good deal).

The shape of the engine cover looks strange.

It could be nice to put the name of the set in the title of the topic.

The Lego page doesn't clearly describe the gearbox. Are there gears or only low/high selector?

The Lego website says "the 7-speed gearbox with shifter drum" but it doesn't explain what it is.

I didn't like that the Lamborghini and the Ferrari were less iconic models. If it is a P1, it is a good thing.

The page is up https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/emirates-team-new-zealand-ac75-yacht-42174