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Joe Dunn ' s first prototype co uldn ' t even stand up. When his electroplated kickstand buckled under the weight of a plastic motorcycle, the veteran designer growled what every biker knows: "If it don ' t stand, it ain ' t real." What followed wasn ' t just engineering—it was a 3 a.m. rebellion against gravity itself. "This ain ' t about building a toy," Joe says, grease under his fingernails from his ' 78 Harley project. "It ' s about bottling that snap when rubber meets asphalt at sunset." His obsession? Electroplating. "Real choppers breathe chrome," he insisted, fighting for the costly, eco-friendly plating process. But when samples arrived, reality bit: plating thickened parts by 0.2mm. Pistons jammed. Axles refused to slide. "Like tryin '   to force a leather jacket three sizes too small." His solution was pure garage ingenuity: redesigned joints with "breathing room," tolerances tes...

Dear everyone, We would like to inform you of a printing error found in the instruction manual for our Nifeliz CHAN Bonsai  model. Specifically, on page 37, in step 115, the 1:1 part illustration is incorrect. The part shown in the manual has a 135° internal angle, which is wrong. The correct part should have an angle of 157.5°. Unfortunately, this issue is present in every manual of this production batch. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your attention to this correction. To assist you in identifying the error, we’ve provided a comparison image below showing both the incorrect and correct parts. Please rest assured that this mistake will be corrected in the next production batch. In the meantime, if you have any questions or need assistance while building, feel free to contact our support team at ayoung@nifeliz.club. Thank you for your patience and continued support. Warm regards, The Nifeliz Team

NF10314 | 3,507 Pieces | Designer: Joe Dunn   Slogan: The heart beat of the heartland     In the quiet corners of America ' s heartland, red barns stand as silent poets—their weathered wood humming tales of harvest moons, rustling haylofts, and generations who built dreams with calloused hands. For designer Joe Dunn, capturing this soul in 3,507 plastic bricks wasn ' t just a project. It was a pilgrimage.   Chapter 1: The Red That Built America   Blood, Soil, and a Thrifty Genius   Red barns are more than icons; they ' re chemical alchemy born of necessity. In the 1800s, farmers mixed skimmed milk, lime, and ironrich soil—abundant as the heartland itself—to create a paint that shielded wood from rot and Midwest winters. The iron oxide absorbed sunlight, warming animals huddled inside. By 1922, Sears sold "barn red" for $1.43 a gallon—half the price of other colors—cementing a legacy of grit and frugality.   Joe Dunn knew this h...

Nifeliz Chinese Garden Review -- A Brick-by-Brick Tribute to Jiangnan ' s Poetic Waterscape Preface "This h ands-on review is NifeliZ ' s collaborative experiment in authenticity: a diverse team—from office professionals and LEGO enthusiasts to musicians and photographers—built our own kits alongside fans to experience their joys, struggles, and "aha" moments firsthand. By sharing raw insights into what works, what doesn ' t, and how we ' ll improve, we aim to create products that truly resonate with builders while offering you practical guidance. Whether avoiding pitfalls or enhancing your creative flow, this collective journey—fueled by varied perspectives but united in purpose—is designed to make every assembly smoother, every connection more meaningful, and every build a shared story of growth."     When we think of traditional Chinese gardens, what comes to mind is often winding streams, elegant pavilions, ornamental rocks, swaying bamboo... The...