You are correct. I need sleep.

Red or yellow would be best.

@@arcturionblade1077 Instant buy if it were red.

Oh I didn’t even think of that. Crap. Would’ve loved red

@@arcturionblade1077 agree, i think red is most iconic.

@@arcturionblade1077 If you keep the white one in the sun it will be yellow before you know it :) Haha

i mean, there are plenty of these cars in white with silver rims, and considering lego has already made another version of this car with white rims, its the most they could've of done to make it look different to the other countach considering that lamborghini themselves asked lego to make this countach in white. i personally think it looks good, but i see how the white looks good too.

This doesn't normally bother me but I feel like it's more noticeable with this one. I don't know if it's because it's all white or maybe Lego is slacking with their parts and allowing smaller gaps in between them

That's randomness for ya. I'm definitely never going to deceive viewers by going out of my way to hide LEGO's flaws.

@@JANGsLEGOreviews haha nice. I have become too OCD and place parts with the marks hidden. Where possible.

The issue folks harp on with the front end is very noticeable when the car is viewed from the ground level from the side, so if you display it at eye level or above it'll definitely bug you. With my eyes just 10" above the ground level, though, the issue completely fades away and I see the same mild bump that's there on each side the real car as the fenders transition to the doors and there's a full-on *downward* curve to the shoulders (again, on the real car). You can see better the lines the LEGO designer worked so hard to capture in a picture like this image.cnbcfm.com/api/v1/image/102289696-car.jpg

Wait for that 20%+ sale

What price do you think is fair?

This one and I believe all of the cars since 2016 are built to a larger scale. Unfortunately the change happened immediately after the F40. They need to do an updated one, like they have in the Speed Champions line.

I think this is the first set I've personally gotten the piece in, but it's by no means intended to be exclusive to this set. It's in white behind the engine compartment here also, but definitely expect to see it in more sets soon (some of which may have exited the design phases before this one).

i have seen the interior in one up close and yes the space for the pedals is small and cramped, looks like its not comfortable to drive

Pink would have been awesome!

Black with gold wheels!

@@monty6491 Very iconic but black makes it hard to see the shaping. Yellow or green would've been perfect.

+1 for yellow here, but unfortunately white _is_ the iconic LP5000 color. Lamborghini itself may have even requested it.

i'm toying with the idea of buying another one and then all the bricks to change it to yellow or red...or black...or ... 👀

Mould King also often steals designs from LEGO fans. The Countach is thankfully made with permission from the LEGO fan designer Firas who released it on Rebrickable years ago, but I will not support a company that has grown so much of its business on theft until it proves it has fully changed its ways and turned legitimate. They do at least use Gobricks, which are usually just slightly below LEGO quality due to mold marks & surface scuffing from handling, but more frequently surpassing LEGO in plastic quality & color.

@@JANGsLEGOreviews good point!

Right that sounds great, but what you're missing is that Mould King frequently steals designs from LEGO MOC makers on Rebrickable who receive no credit and no compensation for their commercial exploitation of his work. This happened previously to the designer of the very (unlicensed) Countach you're referring to, though I don't know if they finally caved to public pressure and contacted him before copying this specific model (his name is on the box on this one, not others before). Thus yes, we consumers can get a nice looking car for less a lot less than the LEGO version, but then we're also supporting theft and greed of a shady company that regularly rips off talented fans who do the actual work. They also cut costs by conveniently not getting any license from the IP holders (compared to LEGO which has the holographic Lamborghini authenticity mark on the box and official prints for all decorations vs. nonsense on stickers for Mould King). That's very frequently the rub with the shady off-brands. It's not like with Cobi, Mega, Pantasy, etc., which are among LEGO alternatives that consistently do all of design work legitimately and also legally acquire licenses for branded products.