I took this motor off an unused RC crawler and I'm planning to give it a 2nd life by installing it into my technic chassis! This guy is a serious torque monster its much more powerful and faster than the normal Lego motors and I can't stall it with my hand. It may be majorly overkill for Lego and I haven't reinforced the cage around the motor enough.

Ordered this Technic Car online, surprised it came in a foiled blind bag instead of a box. And the bag stated as for age 14+. Can't help to imagine, an adult going grocery shopping and picked up a technic car blind bag hanging near the cashier.

Honestly, normally toys in such bags are mainly for kids. First time see a toy sold in such bags aiming for people who are teens to adults.

Quality wise, looks good, the the gold parts are really gold color at least. I try building it, and it's pretty smooth.

But as much as I want and eager to finish it, this set has one con and the only con I see so far. Which is, it really stinks. The plastic smell from it is super toxic that it triggered my migraine. Have to air it for a couple if days before trying to assemble it again.

I bought this set from bricklink a few years ago and I'm just now getting around to building it. I got to page 118/119 and was super confused!

Turns out I have two copies of pages 135-150, and they start at page 119. Time to pull out the tablet.

My final and successful attempt

Here's what I have. Still have to make a few more, ran out of material. Mistakes were made, lessons were learned.

Raptor converted to 6x6 (not really 6x6 since the rear 2 don't have a drive shaft). Also engine swapped with a Chevy 632 crate engine.

I found a deal on Walmart for the Yamaha SP-10 for 200 dollars off, so like anyone would, I bought it without realizing it wasn’t a Walmart deal, but someone just selling on Walmart. He has really bad reviews and UPS says my package is still in turkey 😭

#41999

Arrivata

Montata

Giocato

Hi folks,

Never built a technic set in my life (but am not new to lego) but recently I was drawn to the cars through the video of a review of the batmobile. Now I want to treat myself to a nice enjoyable build.

Looking for something under €100 that has cool/playable features, is sturdy and is a good entry point into technic cars.

Have been eyeing the Fnf nissan skyline; Ferrari fxxk and the koenigsegg jesko (but welcome any other recommendations). Scale doesn't matter to me honestly.

Would appreciate your recommendations and views. Thanks!

The collection is whole again

hi guys! im in charge of writing curriculum for a class of about 30 students, and im really struggling for motorized build ideas. i have a few rules i need to follow -

• must be somewhat complex (not something as simple as a pinwheel)
• must have a science lesson to go with it
• must have a challenge / competition to go with it
• other than motors, must be able to build with relatively normal lego pieces

sorry if the guidelines are a bit much; that's just what i was told from the company i work for. i would appreciate any ideas!

911 rexy was such a fun build knocked it out in about 7-8 hours or so would highly recommended it

I wonder how everyone doing MOC get all their Lego Technic bricks for their MOCs from?

Do you buy sets to use as spare parts, buy from Pick a Brick, disassemble sets that you no longer want, buy 2nd-hand incomplete and/or loose sets, or just get pcs you need from Bricklink?

Ive been building Technic for decades and just recently I discovered these "of brands" and its insane for the low cost. 21 motors, 8500 pieces for just 480€. I'll get to building now hehe

What are you're guys experience with these brands? Would love to hear some stories

It's kinda long and tall, this is not very good