Lepin Technician Kit - FAKE LEGO Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS

In this weeks video, we build and review the Lepin "Technician" Porsche 911 GT3 RS kit, part number 20001. How does this compare to the LEGO Technic 42056 kit? Is it a complete ripoff? Junk? Smaller? Find out now!

[godfatherofcinema]

Truly outstanding presentation, build, and overall assessment of this kit. Helped me decide to order one, especially that it is far cheaper than the ridiculous price that Lego wants for it. I really appreciate this coming from a real car guy and not some hyperactive kid more interested in being funny than laying it out clearly. Would really look forward to you doing more videos of Lepin's cars, particularly the Bugatti that Lego is charging a whopping 350.00 bucks for. Thanks again for this well-put together presentation!

[christ]

Great video, I really wanted the Lego kit, but couldn’t justify the cost.. I’d been eying this fake kit for a while, and after watching this vid I’ve ordered one! Thanks 👍

[thomasmagnum]

Holy shit! $100 for that? And $300 for Lego...oh man.

[saucysuishi]

Been eye balling the LEGO kit on amazon for a long time wanted to pull the trigger yesterday and they have one for 699$ so I imedially when to lepin and they also have a replica but didn’t know if their claims on detail was truth and they are right. Thanks for the video

[kalng]

Just made a purchase a Porsche 911 RSR from China and its relatively cheap! Just a 32 dollars.. but like what you said, might be missing pieces. Let’s just hope everything turns up well even-though lepin was totally shut in China last year. Cheers!

[ewarstler]

The lepin is a direct rip off of the Lego kit. Also it is not an officially licensed Porsche kit. I understand you can't beat the price, however please do not support a company that does not do there own design, r & d or take the time to properly license the product. Yes part of the cost with the Lego was the fact that it was properly licensed by Porsche, which is also why the instruction book is such a well put together book.

Also I wish you luck in getting a hold of lepin, but I wouldn't hold my breath on getting those parts. An if you do get a hold of the. You will probably have to pay for the parts.

Again please do not support a company that steals from other companies, and makes an inferior product.

[projectr]

“What kind of 911 has an open diff” LMFAO

[frankleonard]

You're getting closer to Porsche builds !!!

[Mysteryp]

Thanks for review bro. can you do more aliexpress review?
thanks.

[sinjitsu]

Do you have the install guide? Mine has been sitting for yrs but i lost the instruction manual

[ac]

Were the bags sorted for instructions? Or was the pieces in random bags?

[matejmetelko]

Hey, great video. Do u myb know where i could still find it today?

[johnr]

Did you email lepin bout the bad spinner and did you get a replacement part?

[garaldtao]

I didn't know these type of models existed!?! You should have had your kids help you build the kit that way instead of 12 hours it would have taken you 12 days. There would have been a lot of complaining and crying but your kids would understand.

[ziqphantom]

where i can buy this Lepin Porshe ?
Can i buy it in europe ?

[alexympr]

How long did it take to arrive? I ordered one yesterday

[chriscraft]

LMAO.. real car guy doing exactly what it am.. i bought that car too..

[petermller]

Supporting copies 👹
Bad style. If people do this then there won’t be any LEGO.

[MrAmorti]

I bought one used, just to see for myself. I built a formula 1 moc from the pieces since the Porsche didn't really interest me.

I was there filing molding flash from differential, shift forks, shift drums, deburring holes especially in panels, etc etc. And in the end it still couldn't work properly due to bad gears, bent axles, etc.

Don't get me started on their pins. Blue half/half ones in particular were bad, with either too much or not enough friction and lots of all types of blue pins were broken.

All the panels look like crap with bits of other colours in the molding, scratches and so on.

I guess if you were willing to replace all the technical parts with OEM Lego you might be ok.

Nah...

[knowingmore]

It's like comparing a real Rolex vs. a knock-off from China. Looks the same, but....