Nifeliz Cameras Building Set for Build and Display, Creative Gift for Photographers, Collectible Cameras Model for Display, Creative Activity or Gift for Adults (2,109PCS, NF10277)

This was a great product loved it very much was easy to understand just had a little trouble get the lense on

As a photographer I love this set. Very well done and the instructions are easy to follow. I even love the box, I’m going to be keeping it with my Lego Star Wars boxes. Very cool set, how about a telephoto lens for us sports and nature photographers?😀

I bought the Nifeliz Cameras Building Set for my husband, who absolutely loves huge and challenging LEGO-style sets. I thought this would be a fun and rewarding project for him, but unfortunately it didn’t work out. The block bags we received aren’t labeled with numbers to match the directions like other block projects, which made it extremely frustrating right from the start. On top of that, the instructions themselves are not very clear, making it nearly impossible to even get started, let alone finish.We paid around $80 for this set, and I did look into returning it. However, the return policy stated that depending on the condition, we might only get a partial refund with a restocking fee, and it didn’t guarantee a full refund. Since we had already opened two bags (even though none of the pieces were mixed together), I didn’t want to risk losing even more money. Now the set is just sitting in our closet, unused.A little bummed about the experience overall — maybe one day we’ll tackle it, but it wasn’t the fun project we had hoped for.

So real looking. Very fun, especially for that photographer person in your life.

The cameras and the separate lens were a lot of fun to build; I didn't run into any issues with parts fitting together or tolerances being too loose.The silver parts look great and I really like the extra detail of the modeled 'screens' on the back of the cameras having articulation.It would be cool if the longer lens was able to be swapped over to one of the camera bodies, but this is a display piece so it's not a big deal.I like the two smaller stands but the large one everything sits on was a slog to build and is this first thing you start with in the instruction booklet.The instructions are printed very nicely and the steps are easy to follow if you have built models of this difficulty before. This definitely earns the 16+ age rating that's on the box. All steps list what pieces are needed though, so taking your time and sorting your pieces pays off.The bags are all numbered by what model you're building AND what stage of the model it's for. So for instance the first camera has like seven bags, but each bag says something like: 3 - 64.80 and that makes it much quicker to build because you aren't sorting through 500 pieces. It also came with four small boxes for sorting that I'm a big fan of and will use in the future.I had a good time building it but I think the large base everything sits on wasnt completely essential and it took a while to build. Really can't complain much though because of the price being so cheap. Great value tbh.

I seldom have the funds to indulge in my building hobby, so when I saw this I decided to give it a try. It took me a long time and was more challenging than the builds I've previously completed. It was very entertaining, even building the platform was interesting. The only suggestion I would make is a way to anchor the pieces to the platform.

Gift, granddaughter loved it.

I have built A LOT of lego and off-brand sets for adults. This is more expensive and nicer than a lot of off-brand sets, but still has the same flaws as other off-brand sets, but for a higher price.Similar to Lego, it has a nice quality product box and the booklet is nicely laid out. They even try to provide backstory on the product itself, much like Lego, but they fall short in building an interesting and grammatically correct narrative.A fatal flaw is that that the step-by-step guide to deciphering the numbered bags makes NO sense and is not applicable to this set. They do NOT have steps like 1.14 on the bags OR different numbers on the numbered bags (e.g. 5 bags for step 1 all have "1" on them, not 1.xx as described in the guide to let you know when to use the bag in order).Thus, you have to dump hundreds of pieces and go on a scavenger hunt to find what you need. Step 1 is actually 5 bags (all just with "1" on them), step 2 is 4 bags, step 3 is 7 bags, step 4 is 7 bags. This hunt for the correct piece is made worse because this kit is really just all gray, metal and black pieces.Some of the bags also came opened.Overall, a huge disappointment for a high price point.