I was born in 1972. Lego is part of my life. It shaped how I structured my brain, developed my skills, learned to be patient in order to solve problems as a young kid. More than playing with it, it was also the emotion of waiting for Christmas or a my birthday, dreaming reading the catalog. Much later, it remained a vector of joy, playing with my kids. My all-time preferred model remains the 856 Bulldozer. A condensate of technical simplicity and playing joy.
Thank you for your extensive response. I agree with you that Lego can be an important part of your development and can also provide particularly valuable memories and moments with your children. For me it is a way to relax and clear your head. Delicious de-stressing. The warmest greetings from the Netherlands
MsLeguman: I'm from 1975 and could tell the same story. Also that specific Bulldozer was a fantastic model. I got it at a Christmas at my grandparents house, and the empty box remained in the guest room untill like 2003 when my Grandfather died, so I saw that box whenever we stayed there over the weekend gor more than 20 years. 😊
Sigh. I had started collecting Technic and Dacta sets back in the late 80's. By the late 90's I had my huge collection stored at my mom's house with some other of my things while I was out of the country. She gave my collection to her friend's kid. When I got back I couldn't believe what she did. She didn't understand what she did until I informed her that she gave away over $7,000 in Lego. The sad part was that she stopped talking to the mother and bratty kid a month after the incident and before I found out. My current Technic/MindStorm collection is no where near as large as my first. :-(
Got my first technic lego set in 1972, 5 years before the official techic lego evolution redesign. Although your story is sad, its not unusual. My collection has grown to include other ppl collections, especially the 60s and 70s classic lego. I have build sets i never had and always wanted, like The Apollo Eagle Lander. With minor mods. Modern lego is cool but expensive. Recently been buying the cheap china copies. As its a personal collection and i like to build as its great stress relief
When I gave my Legos to my grandkids the were blown away beacuse I still had that original lego car with the square pistons. God I loved that thing. The wheels were HUGE. Great video.
I was sooo happy when I got the Pneumatic Excavator (8851 @ 2:14 ) for Christmas !! That set was 299 Dutch Gulden or about 175 Dollar back in 1984. I was just 9 years old, but playing with Lego as long as I can remember. I'm convinced that Lego gave me a huge head start into construction and engineering !! Good parents give children Lego instead of a "smart" phone !!!
Some great models in the beginning,but you can see they kinda lost their way and lost sight of covering the wide spectrum of vehicles between the late 90's and early 2000's My last model was back in 1994 the 8880 supercar,the hours I spent willfully staring into Lego Technic catalogues between 88 and 94 wishing I had certain sets and wishing Christmas would come sooner and sooner,the bugatti has gotten my attention again after 24 yrs away
Speaking of catalogue dreaming. I wanted the first helicopter but couldn't afford it and then it hit me that I had all the parts but no instructions. So I found every photo that I could and started to build just by looking at the photos. It all came together and the rotors turned and could change pitch while the tail rotor spun around. What I didn't realise until recently was that I had effectively Reverse Engineered the model by counting holes and knowing the size of various parts. I learnt far more from building the model that way than if I had bought the set.
Late 90's and early 2000's were terrible and the almost went bankrupt. If you want to buy old sets you can look @ www.bricklink.com for new and used sets worldwide. Everything from Lego you can find @ bricklink.
Nice to see this model in one pice... after i got them i need the Parts and now 10 years later i cant build one of them becaus i lost a lot... Thanks for this Video
The 1977 Tractor and 1978 Go Kart were the first technic sets given as gifts to my brother and me. Then we got space Lego and the more generic stuff, until I got the 1987 Robot, which was actually a transforming robot/truck (inspired by another very popular toy line). Then there was a big gap until I reinvigorated my interest with the mini Fork Lift in 2003. Since then it's been Star Wars and what Technic I can afford.
Start BRICKing that’s really sad! Nothing worse than wanting something and then not getting it. Sorry. It was a brilliant set, I remember getting it for Christmas, I spent Christmas Day night building it. I had such great memories. When I saw a new, sealed set on eBay, I couldn’t resist. Sure, it’s not the set I had originally but to hold the set in my hands once again bought all the memories flooding back! Hopefully one day you’ll get the set to make up for your missing birthday gift!
Sure brings back some memories I had the very first forklift 850 and the tractor 851 for Christmas 1977 and the car 853 in January 1978, don't know how many times I built and disassembled those three sets I spent hours with them and, I still have them to this day, it's still the best toy ever invented (in my humble opinion) Thanks for posting the video
Wow, nice list! My second to last Technic set i got was the 8854 @ 3:17 Today i bought my first Technic set in thirty years! It's the 42082 @ 17:09 Funny how this one and the one thirty years before that both are cranes ^^
WoW.... you had a long period of "Dark ages". Cool that you found Lego again. I wish you a lot of fun building it and also best wishes for 2020! Thanks for sharing.
I remember my construction toys from the fifties.Meccano and Bayco both made in England.The magic of these sets is that you could make many things,not just one.I bought two Lego sets last Chrismas for the little one ,took 30 mins to assemble,thats it.The box was a reasonable size the building small.I did'nt think it was value for money.I went back to the store to look for a set that would make many things,could'nt find one.
I dislike the studless Technic sets only now days, they allow for greater complexity and overall leaves a more smooth finish, but they are a pain to assemble and take apart let alone experiment with, i think the Technic sets from the mid 90's to early 2000 had the best sets overall, a great combination of both aspects, it's more fun to build with studs and Technic together.
I remember calculating how many lawns I needed to mow to be able to buy some of these sets in the 90s. Actually looking back I had to come up with a basic concept of Algebra to calculate it lol. I was around 10 yrs.
Wow! I still have 3 out of the first 4 pictures, minus the helicopter, the forklift and tractor are still mostly assembled, car is in a big bucket but have instructions in a drawer somewhere? Also have a few of the bigger ones at the end, last one was the bucket wheel loader.
Start Bricking yes they do , got the forklift for Christmas in Germany, Cousin had the same one, fond memories for sure. I don’t know the model # but I still have the blue LEGO moon lander and moon buggy set from ‘72? Was my first LEGO set ever. I got a model of a mining drill I copied from a trip to the Düsseldorf mining fair in ‘74, even got a picture and article in the Ingersoll Rand company magazine. Thanks for the video👍
Start Bricking 850,851,853 8844 helicopter 8460 crane 8459 front end loader 8451 dump truck 8453 front end loader 8455 backhoe 8295 telescopic handler 8258 crane truck 8043 motorized excavator 8053 mobile crane 42029 customized pick up truck 42043 arctos truck 42055 bucket wheel loader Would have more but all above are still assembled and I have no more room for display. Still want the 8875 bulldozer and 8288 crawler crane as well as others just can’t justify spending the money either.
I remember seeing the 8258 crane truck and my 9-year-old self desperately wanting it. You can imagine my excitement when the supercar was released 2 years later
I think you're forgetting about the late 60's early 70's Samsonite gear system set that where the precursor to the Technic line of sets. Also there were some electric motor sets that came out around the time of the Samsonite gears that also evolved into the Technic sets.
for me, the best time was in the early nineties, up until 1997, and since then the parts are beginning to be very modern looking and the sets too, i liked them old fashioned way much more. it was around 1998 or 1999 when i completely lost interest in any new sets coming out.
Still got the 8464 and 8431 lying around in pieces. Cannot believe how archaic they look compared to the models that came just 1-2 years later; they look more like mid-90s sets. Personally I never liked the studless design of the never models, I know that they give you way more flexability in building, but it just doesn't seem like Lego to me. EDIT: I always wanted the 8421 as a kid, seeing how much of an improvement it was compared to the 8431^^
My son and I now have sets from the early years and the last couple of years. We play with LEGO Technic very differently, he will build the sets as per the instructions and then display the models. I would build the models to plan and then all the parts would go in the LEGO Van I made in wood work class Year 9 I think. From all the parts other things could be created. This skill comes in handy with my job at a school repairing things or making new things from available parts or even just simply assembling kit furniture or equipment like mobile cricket nets shipped all the way out from England.
Awesome. Lego is a great toy to boost creativity and you can use it in many different ways! Sounds like you have a great jobBest regards from the Netherlands and thanks for your reply.
I was lucky enough to find the space shuttle #8480 in an antique store still boxed with all the parts in bags. I'm in the process of building it now. It's wild to see how far Lego has come with their building techniques and instruction books. Oh, and I only paid $35 for the kit :)
David Musgrave And that is the way that it should be used, to inspire creativity but too many people only build the main model, including my 13 year old son.
Modern bricks are more customized to whatever you are building. The old bricks, where were only so many, and you had to be really creative to get the look.
@@tech-daddy I Buy a lot from a marketplace site in The Netherland. You can also try www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=856-1&name=Bulldozer&category=%5BTechnic%5D%5BExpert%20Builder%5D#T=P It's a world wide Lego Marketplace... but they know the value far better than a local marketplace.
This is the link for the 8853: www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=8853-1&name=Excavator&category=%5BTechnic%5D%5BModel%5D%5BConstruction%5D#T=P
I played with Legos so much in the very early 80s. No sets just a huge bag of bricks. Favorite thing to do was engineer cars for me and my brother to smash together and see which one exploded less. Re-design, rebuild, repeat. I didn't even know Technic existed until abot a year ago. Is that weird or what
I was born in 1972. Lego is part of my life. It shaped how I structured my brain, developed my skills, learned to be patient in order to solve problems as a young kid. More than playing with it, it was also the emotion of waiting for Christmas or a my birthday, dreaming reading the catalog. Much later, it remained a vector of joy, playing with my kids. My all-time preferred model remains the 856 Bulldozer. A condensate of technical simplicity and playing joy.
Thank you for your extensive response. I agree with you that Lego can be an important part of your development and can also provide particularly valuable memories and moments with your children. For me it is a way to relax and clear your head. Delicious de-stressing. The warmest greetings from the Netherlands
MsLeguman: I'm from 1975 and could tell the same story.
Also that specific Bulldozer was a fantastic model. I got it at a Christmas at my grandparents house, and the empty box remained in the guest room untill like 2003 when my Grandfather died, so I saw that box whenever we stayed there over the weekend gor more than 20 years. 😊
At 8:20 is when the name style changes
As a 30 y.o. mecanical engineer I can say : everything started from here.
That's it. I'm on the way to get my mechanical bachelor..it all began with Lego 😅
That’s an easy way to think of it
39 and same path 😄
Sigh. I had started collecting Technic and Dacta sets back in the late 80's. By the late 90's I had my huge collection stored at my mom's house with some other of my things while I was out of the country. She gave my collection to her friend's kid. When I got back I couldn't believe what she did. She didn't understand what she did until I informed her that she gave away over $7,000 in Lego. The sad part was that she stopped talking to the mother and bratty kid a month after the incident and before I found out. My current Technic/MindStorm collection is no where near as large as my first. :-(
longshot7601 so sorry for you😭
Same
Oh dear, but its perfectly fine if you want to kill that kid, we all will give you alibi.
Oh man that sucks. But look at it this way.. another child will enjoy what you did. Forget the money.. its the memories. Its just money.
Got my first technic lego set in 1972, 5 years before the official techic lego evolution redesign.
Although your story is sad, its not unusual. My collection has grown to include other ppl collections, especially the 60s and 70s classic lego.
I have build sets i never had and always wanted, like The Apollo Eagle Lander. With minor mods.
Modern lego is cool but expensive.
Recently been buying the cheap china copies.
As its a personal collection and i like to build as its great stress relief
When I gave my Legos to my grandkids the were blown away beacuse I still had that original lego car with the square pistons. God I loved that thing. The wheels were HUGE. Great video.
Thanks! Nice that you where able to give your Lego to your grand kids and relive your childhood and see those happy faces!
@@StartBricking I could not agree more, but Lego Yoda stays on my shelf right where he is.
I was sooo happy when I got the Pneumatic Excavator (8851 @ 2:14 ) for Christmas !! That set was 299 Dutch Gulden or about 175 Dollar back in 1984. I was just 9 years old, but playing with Lego as long as I can remember.
I'm convinced that Lego gave me a huge head start into construction and engineering !! Good parents give children Lego instead of a "smart" phone !!!
I agree Martijn
Ja Martijn.. Ik had die graafmachine ook... Super blij mee... En ik werk nu als adaptatiemonteur lego was mijn beste opleiding 👍
5:03 The set that changed history of lego
I had 5 out of the first 7 sets. Ahhhh good memories. Thanks for the insight.
5:32 my first technic set. Wasn't my first lego but I remember this being my first technic. So much nostalgia watching this video
Thanks.... always nice to look back childhood memories :-)
Set 8065 was my first technic set!
A great first set Drew!
@@StartBricking my first was 42008
Some great models in the beginning,but you can see they kinda lost their way and lost sight of covering the wide spectrum of vehicles between the late 90's and early 2000's My last model was back in 1994 the 8880 supercar,the hours I spent willfully staring into Lego Technic catalogues between 88 and 94 wishing I had certain sets and wishing Christmas would come sooner and sooner,the bugatti has gotten my attention again after 24 yrs away
Graham Barnewall Well it looks like we now know what Santa will be getting you for Xmas this year.
Speaking of catalogue dreaming. I wanted the first helicopter but couldn't afford it and then it hit me that I had all the parts but no instructions. So I found every photo that I could and started to build just by looking at the photos. It all came together and the rotors turned and could change pitch while the tail rotor spun around. What I didn't realise until recently was that I had effectively Reverse Engineered the model by counting holes and knowing the size of various parts. I learnt far more from building the model that way than if I had bought the set.
Totally true!
Late 90's and early 2000's were terrible and the almost went bankrupt. If you want to buy old sets you can look @ www.bricklink.com for new and used sets worldwide. Everything from Lego you can find @ bricklink.
10:18 how cool that forklift was!
interesting video 👍
Thank you!
8838 Shock Cycle (1991)
8422 Circuit Shock Racer(1995)
8842 Go-Kart (1986)
8852 Robot (1987)
8064 Universal Motor Set (1990)
8:47
Ahh, right in the feels. Old technic late 90s has top sets
That’s amazing on how Lego transformed throughout the years
Nice to see this model in one pice... after i got them i need the Parts and now 10 years later i cant build one of them becaus i lost a lot...
Thanks for this Video
The 1977 Tractor and 1978 Go Kart were the first technic sets given as gifts to my brother and me. Then we got space Lego and the more generic stuff, until I got the 1987 Robot, which was actually a transforming robot/truck (inspired by another very popular toy line). Then there was a big gap until I reinvigorated my interest with the mini Fork Lift in 2003. Since then it's been Star Wars and what Technic I can afford.
Space Lego is also cool. I like the Blacktron line
5581 was an awesome set! It came out in 93. Didn't make your list though. Cool video. Brings back a lot of memories Haha
Jamie_Goguen yeah for me 2 iT brought my childhood back😁
Great video!
Was great to see so many sets I had / remembered!
I still have my 8851 excavator, its box and bags still all sealed!
Wow that's awesome. 8851 was one of the sets i wanted during my childhood, but never got for my birthday ;-S
Start BRICKing that’s really sad! Nothing worse than wanting something and then not getting it. Sorry.
It was a brilliant set, I remember getting it for Christmas, I spent Christmas Day night building it. I had such great memories.
When I saw a new, sealed set on eBay, I couldn’t resist.
Sure, it’s not the set I had originally but to hold the set in my hands once again bought all the memories flooding back!
Hopefully one day you’ll get the set to make up for your missing birthday gift!
nice now i know what are the old Lego sets
Me want the OLD lego sets back.
The Racer i already have... almost in three fold.
you covered this piece of history in a very nice way! Quit a lot of work. Thanks
Great to watch after a lot of years when I was built some constructions made of technic blocks, it was beautiful time.
Back to your childhood!
Sure brings back some memories I had the very first forklift 850 and the tractor 851 for Christmas 1977 and the car 853 in January 1978, don't know how many times I built and disassembled those three sets I spent hours with them and, I still have them to this day, it's still the best toy ever invented (in my humble opinion) Thanks for posting the video
Thanks. I agree with you. Nice it brought childhood memories back!
Wow, nice list! My second to last Technic set i got was the 8854 @ 3:17 Today i bought my first Technic set in thirty years! It's the 42082 @ 17:09 Funny how this one and the one thirty years before that both are cranes ^^
WoW.... you had a long period of "Dark ages". Cool that you found Lego again. I wish you a lot of fun building it and also best wishes for 2020! Thanks for sharing.
6:47 this motorcycle set is so funny
mutirsykil
Thanks for the time travel!
I've just realized that my oldest Technic sets were from the 70ies?
Thanks for watching. Nice to read you liked it. Enjoy your classic sets!
I remember my construction toys from the fifties.Meccano and Bayco both made in England.The magic of these sets is that you could make many things,not just one.I bought two Lego sets last Chrismas for the little one ,took 30 mins to assemble,thats it.The box was a reasonable size the building small.I did'nt think it was value for money.I went back to the store to look for a set that would make many things,could'nt find one.
Watching this brought back memories, I still have sets: 8852, 8838, 8022, 8872, 8062 and 8812!
I know! I had the same making it..... A sort of reliving your Childhood. I think i will build my old sets again :-P
Wow, cool video!
I still have set 8860 car chassis in box and all pieces
Dean Shepherd cool set👍🏻
Me to👌
I dislike the studless Technic sets only now days, they allow for greater complexity and overall leaves a more smooth finish, but they are a pain to assemble and take apart let alone experiment with, i think the Technic sets from the mid 90's to early 2000 had the best sets overall, a great combination of both aspects, it's more fun to build with studs and Technic together.
I agree, the Technic sets from the 90's are iconic
@@StartBricking They're far more enjoyable to build with and you don't rip off your skin taking it all apart.
8439, that front end loader was first released 1997 as 8459. I remember it was a treat to build
It's a really cool set!
Wow, awesome. Brings back memories from childhood 25 years ago. Just rediscovered lego recently. How it has changed too.
LightningAssault.com yeah. A lot has changed over the years. See the Chiron now. Awesome toys👍🏻
nice concept for a video...
Brings back memories since I was 2
I remember calculating how many lawns I needed to mow to be able to buy some of these sets in the 90s. Actually looking back I had to come up with a basic concept of Algebra to calculate it lol. I was around 10 yrs.
Kinvert Funny how the desire to own certain Technic Sets gets us to do things we would not normally want to do.
am i the only one who noticed that sets w/ pneumatics and motors are getting less commonn?
you got a point. I think it's to expensive to produce pneumatic parts
Cool.
Thanks :-)
Wow! I still have 3 out of the first 4 pictures, minus the helicopter, the forklift and tractor are still mostly assembled, car is in a big bucket but have instructions in a drawer somewhere? Also have a few of the bigger ones at the end, last one was the bucket wheel loader.
Cool, they are real classics from our childhood
Start Bricking yes they do , got the forklift for Christmas in Germany, Cousin had the same one, fond memories for sure.
I don’t know the model # but I still have the blue LEGO moon lander and moon buggy set from ‘72? Was my first LEGO set ever.
I got a model of a mining drill I copied from a trip to the Düsseldorf mining fair in ‘74, even got a picture and article in the Ingersoll Rand company magazine.
Thanks for the video👍
Wow that is awesome. Do you also have new Technic or still in your darkages?Great honour for you to be in a magazine.
Start Bricking
850,851,853
8844 helicopter
8460 crane
8459 front end loader
8451 dump truck
8453 front end loader
8455 backhoe
8295 telescopic handler
8258 crane truck
8043 motorized excavator
8053 mobile crane
42029 customized pick up truck
42043 arctos truck
42055 bucket wheel loader
Would have more but all above are still assembled and I have no more room for display.
Still want the 8875 bulldozer and 8288 crawler crane as well as others just can’t justify spending the money either.
I remember seeing the 8258 crane truck and my 9-year-old self desperately wanting it. You can imagine my excitement when the supercar was released 2 years later
Cool, bring back your childhood
Nice video !
I still have all Lego Technic figures today. Only my son plays with it today :)
I think you're forgetting about the late 60's early 70's Samsonite gear system set that where the precursor to the Technic line of sets. Also there were some electric motor sets that came out around the time of the Samsonite gears that also evolved into the Technic sets.
michael1234252 Were they the ones with big omni directional teeth and coloured red, blue, yellow with white axles?
Yep and here are just some of the Samsonite gear sets. brickset.com/sets/subtheme-Gears
for me, the best time was in the early nineties, up until 1997, and since then the parts are beginning to be very modern looking and the sets too, i liked them old fashioned way much more. it was around 1998 or 1999 when i completely lost interest in any new sets coming out.
I love the 90s sets
me2 Walburga :-)
Still got the 8464 and 8431 lying around in pieces. Cannot believe how archaic they look compared to the models that came just 1-2 years later; they look more like mid-90s sets.
Personally I never liked the studless design of the never models, I know that they give you way more flexability in building, but it just doesn't seem like Lego to me.
EDIT: I always wanted the 8421 as a kid, seeing how much of an improvement it was compared to the 8431^^
14:46 i remember the compact tracked loader, it was my first lego technic set i got
Just got 8865 the test car and it is amazing. All good things pass away.
Nice video
Song? Btw nice vid. Its cool to see what lego has come to. From thoose old sets all the way up to buggati chiron
Remember getting the 855 crane for christmas, it seemed huge at the time!
still better than my custom technic sets :P
Christmas Day 1977 was the happiest day of my life
Your first Lego train?
@@StartBricking No set 853, the mighty red car =D
@@jq747 Ahh i see.... That Legendary Lego set! Cool...
I got the forklift back in 1980, when the line was still called "Expert Builder". Before the studless Technic.
15:06 my first ever Technic Set and i love it 😍
Wow.... the Le Mans race car..... one of the best. Great set you have. Unfortunately not in my collection.
@@StartBricking yeah youre right one of the best sets 👌🏻
Super Car (1994) looks amazing, and I wish I had one.
Still got it somewhere at home
My son and I now have sets from the early years and the last couple of years. We play with LEGO Technic very differently, he will build the sets as per the instructions and then display the models. I would build the models to plan and then all the parts would go in the LEGO Van I made in wood work class Year 9 I think. From all the parts other things could be created. This skill comes in handy with my job at a school repairing things or making new things from available parts or even just simply assembling kit furniture or equipment like mobile cricket nets shipped all the way out from England.
Awesome. Lego is a great toy to boost creativity and you can use it in many different ways! Sounds like you have a great jobBest regards from the Netherlands and thanks for your reply.
0:24 Rewind overing!
Jonas Zinkevicius ?
I was lucky enough to find the space shuttle #8480 in an antique store still boxed with all the parts in bags. I'm in the process of building it now. It's wild to see how far Lego has come with their building techniques and instruction books. Oh, and I only paid $35 for the kit :)
Wow, that is an awesome " barn find" :-)
Good feelings from 1995 (pump movile crane). I still have it today :)
1990 г. 8830 - мой первый Lego))
1977-1988 the best years of Technic.
Yes. thats true
8838, my first Lego Technic.
14:47 the only technic set i ever invested in. Its been discontinued for 3 yrs but still 20 dollars. Does nobody like this set?
Can you show the price?
I have most of the 2013 sets
Cool, did you also bought recent Technic sets? They are cool but pricey
Super!
there is my childhood and those sets i could only dream of owning.
Very nice video
So many memories
Me: sees extreme adventure
Nice
I like this video
8712 and 8024 was my first sets
Mine 8030,8844, 8845 and 8848
I still have the 1997 search sub :) was my very first technic set.
Ah the 8272 Snowmobile, still got it with all of the pieces. Well, except for the stickers, they got worn out sadly
Nice !!
Cool !
Dune Duster 1996 my first LEGO TECHNIC
😤😤😤😤 memories of seeing these sets I couldn't buy only in my dreams
Starkiller dude In a way dreaming about buying certain sets was part of the experience.
Amazing video, very nice
Que de souvenirs ! Très bien !
I still own my 8825 Night Chopper 3:29 :)))
I still have the 1977 Forklift set box. The pieces are used in other models of my own design.
David Musgrave And that is the way that it should be used, to inspire creativity but too many people only build the main model, including my 13 year old son.
Very very good!
Thanks for your reply. I don’t know which set you mean. Did you look @ model team?
My first Lego technic 8837 4:08
Modern bricks are more customized to whatever you are building. The old bricks, where were only so many, and you had to be really creative to get the look.
nice video，thank you
Nice
I love the Bugatti chirion
Me2. Bought it but not build it yet....
Cool
My first set was the 1988 Excavator 8853. Wish I still had it.
Cool set, you should buy it again!
@@StartBricking How would I go about that? Where would you buy such old sets?
@@tech-daddy I Buy a lot from a marketplace site in The Netherland. You can also try
www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=856-1&name=Bulldozer&category=%5BTechnic%5D%5BExpert%20Builder%5D#T=P
It's a world wide Lego Marketplace... but they know the value far better than a local marketplace.
This is the link for the 8853: www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=8853-1&name=Excavator&category=%5BTechnic%5D%5BModel%5D%5BConstruction%5D#T=P
8880 is a true legendary set
J'adore les lego
Man I totally forgot that technic figures were a thing.
Yeah, they are cool!
Wow i have 17 legos that previously appeared in your video
Born in 1983, I now play with Fusion360
I played with Legos so much in the very early 80s. No sets just a huge bag of bricks. Favorite thing to do was engineer cars for me and my brother to smash together and see which one exploded less. Re-design, rebuild, repeat. I didn't even know Technic existed until abot a year ago. Is that weird or what
Yeah that is a little bit weird ;-). Nice to relive your childhood. It's so relaxed to play with Legos!
At 6:00 I used to have that set I loved it and it also was a submarine
my first ever technic set was the 8264 i got when i waslike 7-8 years. ahh remembering me and dad building it ahh good times. (sry for bad english)
Ts Gaming cool. Nice to remember those times with your dad😃
Start BRICKing thx 😊