Few building block models capture the drama of a modern hypercar like the CaDA C64011W YangWang U9. At 1/8 scale with 3671 pieces and motorization kit, this is a flagship experience designed for building blocks hobby builders who want a complex, rewarding journey and an electrifying payoff.
CaDA C64011W a Flagship for CaDA Master Line
Experienced Hobbyists Expect around 10 hours for an experienced builder. The underbody’s predominantly black structure demands focus, especially with extensive wiring and three socket hubs to manage. The reward? A 16 x 29.4 x 60.3 cm showpiece—rendered with all-printed graphics (no stickers) for realism that impress not only building bricks fans.
C64011W Specs
Scale: 1/8; Pieces: 3671
Instruction manual: 435 pages; 1270 steps
Size: 16 (H) x 29.4 (W) x 60.3 (L) cm
Fully motorized; all printed elements
CaDA Bricks Engineering
Independent suspension is paired with new adjustable-stiffness shocks and a highly realistic brake system. Fresh body panels restore the U9’s sculpted profile, while a distinctive rear spoiler is anchored by two V-shaped supports.
The door mechanism is a high point: it moves out, then rises—locking neatly like the real car. Inside, printed controls, a rotating steering wheel, and a sliding seat deliver a rich, tactile cockpit. The trunk opens and stays open for display.
CaDA’s new wheel-lock solution secures the model when needed. Unlock with the included tool by turning the lock anti-clockwise.
YangWang U9 Power and Technology
The C64011W arrives exclusively motorized: 2 batteries, 9 motors (4 L drive + 5 servos), LED lights, and 3 hubs. Each wheel is driven for true 4WD speed and precision.
There’s no handheld remote—instead, connect via the CaDA Bot app. The interface is intuitive: steering at the bottom left, throttle at the right, with toggles for headlights and taillights. Plastic tires are intentional; they unlock spectacular motion, from 360-degree spins to left/right spot rotations. Give the model room to move, practice your inputs, and enjoy the controlled slip.
The model convincingly emulates a Yunnian-style adaptive height system. Choose neutral, up, or low chassis settings, or raise the front, rear, or one side independently. A gyroscope interface lets you adjust by simply tilting your phone. The steering wheel in the cabin turns in sync with the wheels for added realism.
Build Tips for a Smooth Experience
Plan your workspace and sort wires by length before routing.
Test subsystems (lights, height, drive) as you complete each module.
Double-check orientation in the underbody where black parts dominate.
Keep the included tool handy for wheel locks and adjustments.
Finishing Touches That Matter
From the printed YangWang U9 name card to the beautifully illustrated instruction book with an in-depth model overview, the presentation matches the engineering. This is a display-grade build that begs to be driven.
Ready to take on a hypercar that rewards patience with pure performance? The CaDA C64011W YangWang U9 turns your workspace into a proving ground—then your living room into a stage.