LEGO Technic Ducati Panigale V4 R 42107

This is purely amazing !!! My friend bought it for me and this is just classic. Honestly speaking i tired other Lego technic but so far the second best after Bugatti Chiron. While I was making it I thought waste of time and not so cool. But while making the engine and the body part, it blew my mind. It is bigger and bold than I expected. It will be in my permanent collection. Just one feedback to LEGO. The parking stand is super cool however the red brick to the hole could have been long enough to stick it tighter. Check out my photos

Building this bike from its frame, engine, 2 gear transmission, body, and wheels was just an amazing experience! I love the way it looks and it's definitely a prominent model. You won't regret building this. Yes it's a little sensitive standing up but it holds its own fine and let's just remember it's a bike after all! Very pleased with how this looks.

Really enjoyed building this Ducati. The gear box has excellent detail and the model has some challenging aspects too. Excellent value for money and the finished article looks fantastic too. Well done Lego, more motorbikes please! All in all a really fun and rewarding build. (One tiny thing I believe it could do with a front mud guard)

The Ducati Panigale V4 R Lego set is fun and challenging. Building this was an enjoyable experience. It took me around 6 hours to complete it. (rebuild off gear box added to time). The printed instructions and instructions on the LEGO builder app are only in 2d and in my experience made building the gearbox more difficult than needs be. If the Lego builder app had 3d instructions the build would have been a lot easier and more enjoyable.The finished product is very pleasing on the eye and worthy of displaying. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a challenging Lego set.

I was very impressed with this lego set, I have not had a set for over 10 years now and it was a great way back in. The model took me about 4 hours to build and I was taking it relaxed and just enjoying the process! As a big motorbike fan I appreciate the detail in the v4 r which is a beautiful bike, I love how the 4 cylinder engine works and the idea of the clutch is fun! It's 100% brought me back into the lego universe and I'm ready for my next set!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoyed very much the build of the ducati. Very interesting how the engine is working with the pistons

I am a huge motorcycle fan, have most Lego motorbike sets. It's a fun build and took what I consider to be the right amount of time to build for the price paid for it.

This was my second purchase (first Technic set) and it is a very good kit which produces an excellent finished model. It was enjoyable to build, which I did over 3 evenings, and is a decent size when finished. The Ducati looks great on display and I would recommend this to everyone.

Loved it fantastic build, a couple of the step, specifically regarding the application of the stickers could be a little clear as to the rotation of the part. Other than this minor area the model is fantastic replication (I noted other comments regarding the angle of the front forks and missing mudguard (fender) and completely agree with them). The only error of concern is how the Ducati sits on the stand, it's either the rear tyre is to wide or the stand to narrow, I have rebuilt it several times and the result is always the same, the Ducati leans to the side and the rear wheel will not rotate. They tyre comes into contact with the red and black blocks on the one side and the red bar the other, instead of the tyre sitting central.

As a motorcycle lover, I snapped this one up the second I saw it was available and while I'm overall very happy with the model, I experienced a few caveats that those who are picky may have issues with: 1. Don't expect it to look as hot as the box and manual images show - the red plastic of the model is not as lush and dark as the box photos, it's less saturated and looks cheaper. The box art's "rosso" is more blood-like, whereas the model looks faded by comparison. 2. Some of the red plastic pieces don't match in color. 3. Were there supposed to be tail lights? It came with parts for them but it's not indicated in the manual or the photos. 4. There are two magically-disappearing pieces between Steps 200 and 201 (in my manual, at least). If you don't remove them, you can't add the front fairing. 5. The stand is very robust-looking, but if you so much as breathe on the motorcycle when it's on it, the bike falls over. 6. I wish the light grey plastic bits in the frame were darker-colored, again, it doesn't look nearly as rich and saturated as the product shots (it looks cheaper IRL than in the photos) That being said, I learned a few new build techniques, the overall packaging of the components is excellent (giving it a great sense of scale), and the price is relatively good value for the money. If I could wish for anything, it would jut be for some more richly-colored parts to match the way it looks on the photo.