Nifeliz 2S4 Military Tank Building Model, Self-Propelled Heavy Mortar Set for Adults, Collectible Model to Build and Display, Gift for Military Fans (1,438PCS, NF10291)

The model looks nice and the instructions were easy to follow, all moving parts work as they should. I would buy from this company again.

Wasn't missing any parts and was a fun build. instructions are pretty good for a knock off lego set once you figure out how they number bags and only had one mis molded piece which wasn't an issue (it was internal and just left it out). Model is fragile and only really a display piece.

Best off brand Legos I've ever seen

Good, dung to build

I got this for my 12 year old son. He loved building it and was able to do it in a couple days. The missile part is supposed to move into 2 different positions, but when you do that it tends to break apart. You have to be super gentle. It went together really well, very similar to legos, and the directions were good.

I've done a bunch of Nifeliz sets now, and have yet to be let down. They target adult builders with themes that LEGO won't touch (such as military), higher complexity, and no-nonsense style. Presentation and packaging is best in class.Everything screams "fancy", down to the photos of real life 2S4 Tyulpan mortars and informational blurb prefacing the instructions. Pieces are bagged in precise step order. While there are 4 "major" steps, those are further broken down into bag order and you only have to open 1-2 bags at a time out of 19 total, which seriously cuts down on the time to find pieces.No pieces were missing or damaged (in fact, there was at least one extra of almost every single piece type), and everything fits well. Brick quality, in keeping with other Nifeliz sets, is plenty good enough not to cause issues, but not the absolute best. There are a couple printed pieces, which is nice. No stickers needed.The only thing I didn't love about it is that the model cannot roll without extensively modifying the wheels. The inner profile of the tireless wheels that ride on the tracks is not actually round due to support ribs, which prevents them from rolling. The ribs can be cut away, but it's a lot of work to do that for 4 ribs on each of 12 wheels. Not an issue for a display piece where the wheels sit on the tracks just fine between the ribs.The completed model looks *great*, just like the photos, and the various top plating is pretty easy to remove (it rests in place rather than being locked to studs) to access the interior details.

First off, if you like anything military Nifeliz is the brand to remember. Nifeliz is a brand that will bring you military stuff that the leading brick maker that starts with a (L) will not. Remember the name NIFELIZ.This tank was a fun to build and all the pieces cluthed together perfectly. The look of it is spot on with its real counterpart. The tracks are on of the best parts of the build, they make it look more realisc; rather then a rubber.Nifeliz make other tanks and military stuff you should check out immediately.If you are looking at this during black friday...buy before it sells out for sale price.

First I have to say that I am a fan of Nifeliz and the 2S4 Military Tank is my 13th set from them. Unfortunately, it is far from the best. Nifeliz does a great job in general making building easy for us. Things like the cardboard bins for holding bricks to bags being marked with the actual step numbers vs. large bags to sort are all fantastic touches. It's what made me a fan.The tank set comes in a nice box with a picture of the completed model. Inside are bags marked 1-4 and a manual. The bricks are all Lego compatible and snap together just as easily. The manual was easy to follow for the first half and was easy to see where assemblies went together. Later on, as you are building the tops, it gets vague. There are a few spots that don't snap onto anything and just sit loosely. It is a very odd design. While there were a LOT of spare parts after I finished, I was missing one brick that I couldn't source from my spare parts.The end model does look realistic, but I don't think it will stand up to being played with. If you are looking for a display piece this might be a good choice. The age range states 16 and up and I think that is pretty accurate. It is definitely not going to be for younger builders, at least not without adult assistance. The $60 price tag for a 1400 piece set is very nicely priced compared to the big name brands though.