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Today, we’re excited to share our review of Nifeliz’s latest product – the Camera Building Set. This set, inspired by the Fujifilm X100 and X-75 cameras along with the XF35mm and XF90mm lenses, comprises 2109 pieces. Whether you’re a LEGO enthusiast or a photography lover, this set offers a unique and enjoyable building experience. Our review will take you through the entire assembly process, featuring our comprehensive build video. If you have any thoughts on our video, we welcome your feedback and suggestions as we continuously strive to improve.
Upon opening the box, you’ll find a detailed instruction manual, neatly packaged parts bags, and our specialized parts organizer. Let’s lay out the bags – there are 27 in total, each clearly numbered. The larger numbers represent major assembly stages, which you can open sequentially. The smaller black numbers on the bags indicate the specific steps within each major stage, for example, 1.17 means it contains parts for steps 1-17. If the sub-package illustration is marked with “x2”, it indicates there are two bags for steps 1-17.
Now, let’s open the manual, get the parts organizer ready, and begin our building journey!
Following the instruction manual’s guidance, we start with the base assembly. This base serves as a display stand for the cameras and lenses once completed. Make sure to carefully assemble the large plate sections to ensure a solid foundation.
In this stage, we’ve used chrome-plated parts to mimic the metallic texture of the camera’s specific features. The design incorporates ergonomic elements and contours similar to the real camera, providing a realistic feel. When assembling, ensure the parts are aligned according to the positions indicated in the manual.
While building this camera, you’ll notice a fun feature: you can extend its screen, just like a real camera! You can also swap out the attached lens for a longer one. During this process, make sure each part is tightly connected, and align the lens correctly before attaching it to the camera.
We’re nearing the end of the build. Once the lens is complete, you can place it alongside the cameras on the base for display. This part of the building process is particularly challenging, especially the cross-axle installations and the final attachment of the lens top to the main body. However, by closely following the manual’s placement guides, you can achieve the perfect alignment.
The assembly difficulty of this set is moderate, with a total of 2109 pieces. The clear packaging and step-by-step instructions make it accessible even for beginners. The finished product is sizable, requiring ample display space. However, the base not only helps organize the camera models but also makes it easy to showcase the entire collection to friends.
Through this review, we hope you gain a deeper understanding of the Camera Brick Set and enjoy the building process. If you’re interested in this set, click the link below to purchase. We look forward to your feedback and sharing your builds with us!