My (not so) short DC-3 review!
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My (not so) short DC-3 review!

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The LEGO DC-3 set has arrived, and it's a hit with its reviewer! The set, reminiscent of other large-scale aircraft builds like the Concorde and Space Shuttle, offers a fun and engaging building experience for LEGO enthusiasts.

The build begins with the central wing area and cabin, followed by the fuselage. The undercarriage features a simple mechanism, though some Technic pieces are slightly exposed. The cabin is well-detailed, with a removable roof. The cockpit stands out as a highlight, cleverly using droid bodies for seats and incorporating sensors for added detail. The wings and tailplane are sturdy, with thoughtful construction to achieve the correct angles. The set includes four crew members, each accompanied by relevant information in the booklet, which the reviewer appreciated.

The DC-3's stand is similar to the Concorde's, maintaining a stylish aesthetic. While some parts feel a bit flimsy, the overall result is a well-balanced and sturdy build. The reviewer recommends the set to anyone interested, despite the general trend of rising prices.

If you're a fan of LEGO's iconic aircraft range, this set is a must-have. You might want to consider a LEGO display case to showcase your completed DC-3.

Ive been enjoying Lego's iconic aircraft 'range' that they've begun, so the announcement of the DC-3 was quite exciting. I somewhat impulsively ordered it on the 1st with my Insider's benefit (plus with roughly £18 worth of points to spend), and impressively it arrived on Saturday morning! The build is a pretty standard one for anyone who is familiar with the big aircraft builds they have (Concorde, SCA, Space Shuttle). It starts with the central wing area and the cabin. The undercarriage...

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