VONADO The Official Starships Collection Enterprise NCC-1701-B Excelsior Class Refit Building Blocks, Enterprise MOC Building Toys Kit for Movie Fans or Gifts (531 PCS)

It looks beautiful! and it's a fun build. And best of all, it's almost to scale of the Conny that I found a couple years ago.My only qualm, like all knock-off legos, the fit and finish isn't quite right. In fact the saucer section would not go together at all for me. I had to finagle some pieces and make it work. Otherwise, it's really really nice!

This was a gift for my child’s birthday. Unfortunately, pieces were missing and he had to sand one piece to make it fit. It also would not stay together on the stand, it kept falling apart, in half.I did have a little bit of a difficult time finding out how to reach the company. But when I did, they were VERY helpful. They were very courteous and sent him the missing pieces with no extra charge.As far as the falling apart, in half, I went to a used Lego pieces website and ordered (2) “White Brick 1 x 2 with Pin Hole“ pieces and this worked great. My son loves his starship!I would buy from this company again. I gave them only a four because of what I had to go through to fix this. But it is really nice all put together, it’s a good design.

The media could not be loaded. As other buyers mentioned, the piece in step 10 is different than the instructions show, but it's still a great model. It's as if the designer ACTUALLY saw the movie this is from. From the bulge in the secondary hull to the tractor beam, even has a tiny little shuttle bay on the underside. And it's a tight construction too, sometimes the off brand stuff doesn't hold together well, but these are good.

This was a pretty fun build - though frustrating at times. It comes with 7 bags - numbered 1 - 6, and an additional un-numbered bag within one of the others. The numbers do not have anything to do with the build order, but there appears to be a rough organization regarding which pieces are in which bag which made it not impossible to hunt through while following the instructions. Instructions are only available online by downloading a .pdf from a web address and file name included on a card with the set.The set was missing one small piece that is part of the internal structure, and the area with the hole isn't weight-bearing, so it's not visible and I'm not worried about something falling apart or collapsing because it isn't there. There are also a handful of extra small pieces included, which is fine. The most notable issue I found was with one very visible piece that doesn't exactly match the instruction file - I've shared a screenshot of the piece image from the .pdf and a picture of the piece included. You can see how they're not quite the same, but through process of elimination I realized it must be the piece they meant and it looks fine as-is.All-in-all, I'm happy with the set, and if you're a Trekkie who likes a challenge I think you will be too.

It's bigger than I expected. Looks pretty cool. Came together relatively easily, but I will say some of the way they have pieces coming together is a little precarious. It's not a toy for the kids to play around with. Parts quality is on par with name brand blocks though. The only assembly step I had any issue with was the two main sections of the saucer, you end up wedging together some long pieces meeting female-female and they are just a little to thick to fit nicely. I had to do a few passes with some sandpaper to knock them down a little to fit. We're talking like 1mm maybe 2mm at the very most so it wasn't a huge deal. Price for the kit was a little on the high side, but it's a little more obscure Trek piece and and unless you have time to go through the process of finding alternative plans and procuring all the blocks yourself, I would say worth it.