They don't make up 66% of the set. The main build makes up the entire set. You can't build all 3 builds at the same time. Also, a build isn't a piece, lol@@TheBrickQuest
Some really old 35mm cameras that were NOT single-lens-reflex cameras had similar viewfinders - you would look out of a separate lens next to the main lens. You can see an example of what I mean if you google "Leica camera"
Growing up, I was an avid photography nut, I bought this and I bought two non-Lego cameras cam I have not built any of them yet, I did open up the Lego camera. Thanks for your story.
Built this with a film photography loving family member... Didn't even think about building either of the other 2 models. Camera is great, and thought it good value. If you like Lego and love film photography it's a 10/10.
I’ve been subscribed for a while and have basically associated you with Lego investing tips and getting set retirement info. I don’t think I’ve ever seen you do a set review, but this was really cool & informative. I bought this set and built it and agree that the camera build was impressive, especially at the $20 price point. I look forward to seeing more reviews from you.
I say kudos to Lego on this. Why? When you break it down by price essentially each build works out to $6.66 each pretty impressive if you ask me considering the price of a mini figure is around $5.0. I would agree that the tv is not the highlight of the 3 builds. But the camera is outstanding for the price. And people need to calm down on knocking this man about his opinion, it’s exactly that his opinion, and he is just being honest about what he thinks.
