Mould King Crawler Crane LR13000 Building Block Kits, Technical Construction Vehicles Cranes Model with Motor/APP Remote Control, Gift for Age 14+/Adult Collections Enthusiasts (4318+ Pieces)

Awesome crane. No missing parts, good instructions. This thing is a chore to put together tho. Id say 20 or so hours. Im amazed at the work that went into making this and the fact that it was only 250 bucks. Only thing that scared me was the instruction manual makes it seem like you need a ty package for every numbered section. Thats not the case tho. The ty packages were all there and this thing is a beast. I ran 7 parts in the block and added 3lbs of extra counterweight. Changed out the load line for mono fishing line but I'll probably switch to braided. I revised the block hook a little bit to better accommodate larger slings. Can't wait to buy more mould king stuff.

I was skeptical at first, since this is a Chinese knock off of Lego. But the quality from Mould King is very good. It arrived in the factory box. Manual was very easy to follow. I believe there is 1 unclear area in the manual, but an experienced Lego builder will have easy time figuring it out. Everything works, no missing bricks, and a lot of extra pins. The tracks are little clunky. Don’t expect to be picking up a lot with this crane, unless you modify the turret. The turret is this crane’s weak point. This is a huge crane. I measured it at 7’-2” to the top of the boom. This was a fun build, took me around 20 hours to build it. I found the quality of Mould King to be good, that I have ordered another Mould King kit.

Well worth the price. A absolute massive crane, all functions work properly and smoothly. Using the app on the phone or the included controller responded quickly. Brick quality is the same as other major brands and no issues during assembly. Definitely recommend this.

Its a great build, and it hits my 7-foot ceilings before it can fully extend. The build is a but tedious, the whole upper part rests freely on the treads, and doesnt balance until you add most of the boom sections on The booms themselves are monotonous, I lost count several times when building each of the 4 sections, and had to refer to the box to count the braces. It otherwise is a great set, and makes an awesome centerpiece to my construction fleet. NOTE: when moving the hook up and down, it's best to add some weight on the end to make sure the string stays tight, otherwise it tends to become a bird nest

My husband loves this keeps him busy for hours

Crane is amazing, for its size , 400 dollars cheaper than lego. Although lego crane is much better built !!! Counter weights on this crane doesn't hold the weight if jibs, and rotating joint is very weak !!! Greatly disappointed in product !!!

I enjoyed building this crane. Packaging, instructions and block quality is just as good as Lego. With that said the model is unstable due to weak spots, insufficient counter weight and the base is not large enough for the size and weight of the towers. If the towers were scaled down 20% I believe it would be much more stable. The rotational assembly (yellow round gear) attaching the track system to the crane unit proved to be the Achilles heal. The upper and lower unit pop into place and unfortunately pop loose easy separating the lower and upper units bringing the whole crane crashing down, actually breaking blocks, rods and pins under it’s own weight. The upper crane movements were smooth and fun. But within 30 minutes of use it was busted. I was driving the crane forward on a hard smooth floor, when I released the sticks, the crane stopped then started tipping forward. The upper unit popped loose from the lower unit. Take a look at the pic

My husband and son really loved working on this together. Instructions were clear. Now the only problem is that I have a 7ft crane in the middle of my house. Lol