The EVOLUTION of LEGO TECHNIC 1977 -2019
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2019
- This film shows the EVOLUTION of Lego Technic from the beginning in 1977 until the most resent revealed Lego Technic Land Rover Defender 42110.
So it includes the new Lego Technic 2019 Summer wave.
42099 4x4 X-Treme Off-Roader
42098 Car Transporter
42097 Compact Crawler Crane
42096 Porsche 911 RSR
42100 Liebherr R 9800
42110 Land Rover Defender
Which sets do you have in your collection?
And which set are you going to buy?
Let me know with a comment and don't forget to subscribe :-)
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This is a list of all the Technic Lego sets I owned.
I firmly believe that playing with Technic Lego helped my mind develop and eventually become a aircraft engineer.
1:11 Universal set 8030,
This was the first Lego Technic set I got at age 5.
0:46 Car chassis 8860.
When I was in 2nd grade I saved and saved for that.
I still remember it cost $86 (Australia).
2:00 Excavator 8851, I received that for my 9th birthday in 1986.
2:25 Polar copter 8640,
I got two of these for Christmas 1986, so I made one huge helicopter out of them! 😀
3:15 Test car 8865,
A friend gave that to me in 1989.
This was the last Lego set I had until 2018 when I bought the 42049 Mine loader.
Finally got the Porsche 911 RSR in Christmas 2020 at a teenage age of 17, took me 5 hours to put together, and added Lightailing lights to it to make it not look dark.
6:35 "Pieces: 8858"
9:30 AAAH IT'S SO SMOL
Very nice walk down memory lane here. My 1st set was 8044 in 1989 and I just just finished building the Bugatti 42083 yesterday. One of my childhood faves was the Tow Truck 8462. I played with that thing so much the pump failed. Wasn't until 15 years later that I was able to replace that pump thru Brick Link and get it running again. It's fully assembled again running routes with my son and daughter who now have picked up the passion for Legos just like Dad.
WoW, cool! Welcome back form you "Dark Ages". Nice you rediscovered Lego and thanks for sharing your childhood memories. Always nice to read :-). Same for me here with my two boys from 7 and 5 who also have dad's passion for Lego Bricks
Ah man, thank you! What a blast from the past video! I gotta say, the 8880 car @ 6:41 deserved like 7 stars to me way back then (or bricks, Lol). For its day it was such a big advance compared to its predecessors (like 8865 @ 3:15) with its all wheel drive, four wheel steering, cool tires, a sweet smooth shifting transmission and very decent body lines back then ... *and used just regular brick pieces to create those body lines. I literally wore out that car’s pieces playing with it so much by rebuilding and modifying it too many times to count. 👍‼️
You've underrated some of the models.
Could be. It's my personal opinion.Thanks for your reaction and best regards from the Netherlands
I have the air race jet. I think it is 4.
Sorry I meant to press 5
@@SupremeCakeVR That is a cool Technic set!
@@SupremeCakeVR We all have that sometimes :-). Best regards from the Netherlands
Loved the video. Brought back memories.
Always wanted the one at 6:41 as a kid, but got to make up for it with 19:36
Still have 7:31, and 7:55.
Its feels so weird how early on these sets looked so simple, and then got into so much more detail in the 2000's.
One thing i loved being a Lego Club member is seeing all the cool things people can make outside of the normal sets, and preview the upcoming sets I would never get as a kid.
Haven't gotten into the Technic for the newer ones, but some of the Creator sets make up for it. Reminds me of the Model Team series.
Nice to have all those childhood memories :-) Model Team from the eighties was great. Love it!
Late 90's technic really lost its way. Some of the modern stuff for me is what technic should be about.
I'd agree. When I think "Technic" my mind goes to large, intricate builds
Awesome video. You did a great job. I am 49 years old, and love messing with technic legos. I like to build things. Thank you for your time well spent.
All sets with the Tecnic Lego man deserves a max coolness rating.
I have the 8860 at 0:44, which was the Technic top box for years. I love the nobby bricks from back then, challenging to be creative. Since the late '90s bricks started to be more smooth and curved, which is good for looks, but less appealing for the freehand builder I think. Or maybe I'm just an old fart :-).
Whoever put this together, you have my total respect. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I owned the 8844 helicopter; got it for my 8th birthday. Was really something, in those days.
Childhood sentiment :-) The good old days
Trip to memory lane. Thank you so much :)
I still have the very first one, the yellow fork lift. And recently made it again with my kids.
Always nice, building with the kids and bring back childhood memories!
By far the coolest use of Technic is the Wintergatan Marble Machine. Technic to play music!!!
0.15 Started my Technic building career with this car chassis set at the age of 9. Learned about pistons, gear ratios, and rack & pinion steering. By today's standards, it's so very basic, but back then it was revolutionary. In my opinion, Lego lost it's way for a while, about 25 years ago, with huge single parts that were good for one purpose only, like a side wall of a castle, or a pirate ship hull, and the kits became toys which you had the inconvenience of having to assemble before it could be played with, rather than an actual construction toy, which it always had been. Glad to see that Lego are now back on top form. I love the current generation of Technic kits, especially the large scale trucks, and have a large collection all built to the same scale, each having been heavily modified from the original. I'm currently working on the 42098 transporter, that I have scaled up to the same scale as the 8258 crane truck and others within my collection, and am extending the trailer to a realistic size with a sloping ramp that tilts very gently from the front (just behind the cab) all the way to the tail, with a fold over connecting ramp between the front end and the trailer on the upper deck. It will also have individual tilting ramps for each car to pack them in more closely, just like on the real things. Still a work in progress, but that's the brilliance of Lego. Still love it at the age of 51!
Cool. What can i add to this nice story. I agree with you Lego is back in top form :-) Best regards from the Netherlands and great holidays
Cool. I want the Lego Technic Land Rover Defender!!!!
me 2
I want iT for sure
Build your own, it'll probably be better 😋
Cheradenine Zakalwe not hard to build something better than a land rover
Wow, amazing to see all these pictures/boxes back, especially the ones from the eighties. I must have spent hours gazing at them in toystores and folders, cause it feels like I played with all of them hahaha, although I owned maybe 10 or so in total.
Special memories to the '86 snow set. Owned them all (I now realize, thank you mom and dad!), and must have build them a thousand times.
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome Vloetje. Thanks for sharing. Nice to see that my video brings a lot of childhood memories back to the viewers. I did the same for me. The '86 snow set is one of a kind.... Are you thinking of building your collection one more time after seeing this video?
@@StartBricking Well, the coincidence is that my younger brother retrieved all our old Lego from my parents attic earlier this year. I will definitely pick up a lot of that to start building with my almost 5 year old daughter! Looking forward to that. And, yes hopefully the '86 set is still complete! I know we still have most of the instruction-booklets.
@@Vloetje. Cool. It looks like you came out your " Dark Ages". Those are the years you leave Lego in the corner because it's not cool anymore :-). And now you are rediscover it! When you are missing bricks you can search on the site www.bricklink.com. You can find everything lego related on this world wide Lego marketplace. Have a lot of building fun!
@@StartBricking Haha, well said. If you put it that way, yes, the Lego-light is about to shine again :)
Thanks for the tip too!
Keep up the nice work you do!
I had the first two as a kid. Also got several later ones. I can still remember building them! Then came a long gap with models I didn’t recognize, until the ones I got for my son and daughter started to appear 😀
Cool. Sound like you had a lot of childhood memories :-). The period you didn't know the Lego sets is called your " Dark ages".I am doing the same. So nice to build with my children and being child again :-)
Some of those models were a blast from the past. The Unimog 400 was the last one I got and man, I love how many functions and gears that thing has.
OMG. What a amazing TH-cam video with the history of LEGO Technic. I will add you to my video's to watch on my TH-cam channel!
Thanks Andrew!
OMG! Still have the 8660 Arctic Rescure Unit on display at 2:30 ! Wow!
Cool!!!!
I had the first one: 850/950 the forklift, hrs of fun with that. Lego Technic has evolved way beyond those simple early kits, if I had the space I’d get one today and I’m 51yrs old but there’s no age limit when it comes to Lego, the only limit is your imagination.
Just finished playing with my 8040 and 8055 set with my daughter. Great sets! Lots of early 80s memories!
The best think there is... playing Lego with your children and having childhood memories. Thanks for sharing :-)
You made a great work. I love this video 💪
Mihai Ungureanu thanks Mihai. Best regards from the Netherlands
I am sure you have forgotten great swaths of LEGO history here. I received (as a Christmas present) a lego set with gears, sprockets, axels, a motor and other sundry mechanical bricks in 1972. It wasn't called Technic then, but it certainly was more than just 2x4 bricks and plates.
Almost 40 and just started my first technic build (Porsche RSR). I really hope they will come with more licensed super/racecars.
I don’t care for the Bugatti (irl) and another Porsche is to much so I ordered the Adac Porsche endurance moc as the next build.
Still will buy original again if they bring me something new in this type of builds.
Cool that you rediscovered Lego. Long period of dark ages you had :-). So much nice sets to discover. And a lot of childhood memories will come back i hope ..... Do you still havo your old sets?
Check theblockzone.com/ for more cars, chinese stuff, not real one but thats great
a couple of the earlier sets like the 8455 back-hoe (the most hydraulics ever), 8043 motorized excavator (the most motorized functions) or the 8110 unimog deserve a 6/5 as well :)
You've got a point.... sorry :-S
I missed many LEGO Mindstorms here. Some models in this video are actual predecessors of many Mindstorms ones. Keep doing nice videos like these, thanks a lot!
Thank you Daniel. I'm afraid I didn't think of mindstorms at all when I made this Technic movie. If I make an update I will add them. Ties for the tip and best regards from the Netherlands
Very cool
Very informative
Thanks
Thanks and best wishes for 2020!
Just bought the Porsche 911 rsr and I am so excited!
Cool Drew! Did you build it already?
Yes I did. It took me around 6 hours to finish.
16:50 lmao at that rating. one of the best if not just the best technic set ever
It is a great set!
The epitome of Technic!
It's not that great. I do have it, it's not bad and fun to play, but the only really special thing is that it's remote controlled. The 1990s flagship sets had much more interesting techniques, and certainly way more challenging to build. Although that latter part is also due to the oversimplified instructions that became common.
2:26 Polar Copter 8640, was my most cherished LEGO possession, wish I still had it... had the mother for it and everything... awesome built quality, very fun to play with
Love your videos. I can't wait for the Land Rover Defender to be released - looks awesome and will have some great functions. As a fan of the older technic sets, the car chassis (set 853/956) and motorcycle with side car (set 857/8857) are brilliant sets - admittedly they have simple functions compared with today's sets but really cool looking with great playability.
Thanks. Can't wait for the land Rover defender too. The car chassis was as great as the Chiron now is, for that time period.
So many cool old sets ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
wow this makes me nostalgic :)
It brings back childhood memories :-)
3:10 my childhood technic set, must also build it a thousand times !
That is grandpa of Lego tecnic fire plane
Pretty cool to see some of those big pneumatic sets in the 90's that I used to play with when I was at my cousins
So it brought back childhood memories :-) Cool!
@@StartBricking yeah, the 8459 brought back lots of memories. And a few smaller sets as well. I bought my first Lego in 15 years a few months ago, the Mack Anthem, quickly followed by the Auto Transporter, love it
@@therickman1990 Wow, nice to hear Rick. I like it very much when my Lego movies bring back childhood memories. So you had almost 15 years of dark ages :-). Nice that you found back the Lego Bricks. The Mack and transporter are cool. Are you going to buy the Land Rover too?
Got the 2011 Rescue Helicopter at age 8, Memories of that set
Always nice to have childhood memories!
Thank you thank you thank you!
You introduced me to many sets I've not seen? and sets of my past.
Really enjoyed your video Whilst I'm building my 3rd set of the year 42078 already built 42070 and 42100 And next will be 42099 Keep these great videos coming
Thanks and Happy Building. Best regards from the Netherlands
Nice vid, I'm saving money to buy the Lego technic Porsche 911 rsr!
Thanks! Great set Donnie
I have the container truck, cargo plane and desert racer. All from 2014
Cool..... And after 2014? You switched to another theme or stoped collecting Lego?
I think the author is skewed towards "car" category. I got Technic 8480 Space Shuttle and this deserves coolness factor of 6 or more. It is the only kind in Technic. The other alt, which is sub, is also rare. I really hope something similar to 8480 comes out in future.
Hope so too
42099 was my favorite
Woah! I have the 2018 fire rescue
I noticed a couple sets I had weren't in the video. I had two different off-road vehicles that weren't shown... a truck and a jeep.
Where they from Modelteam? Yellow beef and white truck? It's not official Technic but had Technic bricks in them..... they were very cool.
8868 I absolutely loved that thing when I was a kid. 8872 too lol.
11:21 1.99 for a little motorcycle that does a wheelie on the box in 1999 would peak the interest of any motorcyclist in the 90s..
Wow thank you for this
Thank you and best regards from The Netherlands :-)
영상 잘봤습니다. 아이디어랑 크리에이터 제품들도 진화 보고 싶습니다 ! 구독하고 갑니다 ㅎ
0:04 That Fork-lift was the first Technic Lego I bought (guess spending the money I got at my birthday). Looked up an old photo album, was in 1983 - my 10th birthday. Feeling a little old, seeing those models again, compared to the new ones (but they were very cool - back then at least).
LoL... Yes... i felt the same.... very old but nice to have childhood memories :-)
16:51 8275 my personal favourite set
Awesome! Getting the 2019 Car Transporter for Christmas! ($180 USD)
Awesome gift for Christmas!
I've 8280! I am 30 but found it in my grandmothers attic. Even managed to build the who set! I've last built it at least 23 years ago
Cool. Bring back the childhood memories. Have a lot of building fun :-)
Thanks
You're welcome!
Very nice, probably would have been better without the ratings. Also, Lego bring back the Technic guys!!!
Thanks Walter. Next time i will delete the ratings. It was my personal opinion but a lot of viewers have another opinion.... ;-P. Best regards from the Netherlands
Lego Techic has evolved so much that is no way just for the age group 9-16. It is more like 8-80.
Let's play with Legos your entire life ;-P
852/952 at 0:09 is mine.
i MAY have had another technic set, but i KNOW i have that one, its stand in pride of place on top of my bookcase
The Helicopter is cool. I bought one a few weeks ago at an auction for little money including box and instructions. Super happy and brought back childhood memories :-)
I love lego technic. That's most important thing of my life!
Are you going for the Liebherr this year?
@@StartBricking not cheap but YES. I have White Mercedes that was my first bigger lego technic. I have excavator I think from 2016. Build it for 14 hours. I have Blue truck from 2017.
And many next smaller sets like blue crane, forest machine, blue dragster, and many other small. But I'm only 12. Everyone say me: LEGOMASTER.
@@adik4208 Impressive collection you have for a twelve year old. I have the Unimog, the crawler, white Merc truck, the orange Porsche and the Claas Tractor. It's so cool to build with Technic. Next step is to create a MOC.Best regards from the Netherlands
@@StartBricking I'm not PS4 CHILD. Parents don't want to buy I don't want to get. So I have lego. PS: What is the regards from netherlands? Some set from lego Minecraft?
@@adik4208 Regards from the Netherlands means Greetings from the Netherlands. This is a country in Europe. Were are you from? Great parents do you have. My children are also Lego Boys and not PS4 boys :-P
I had the tractor and I cherised it.
It's a cool set
I have 0.29 Bulldozer and have just recently remade it for my kids. Its got to be worth more than a 3! Good times.
25:58 this is my lego technic
Cool set!
Très très belle vidéo + 1 Like
I wish to see 2020 sets too, like the lambo
12:10 my Childhood Tecnic that I crashed to wall and everytime I crashed 1 piece was gone
LoL :-)
Walk around bare footed, you will find the missing piece ;-)
nice video man!! I'm also Duch by the way ;)
Hartelijk dank je wel dan man :-) Groeten uit Noord Brabant!
Ik woon ook in Brabant😎
Cool 2019 sets!
Agreed!
Good job!!
The 8860 @ 0:44 was my first set. When i moved out of the house, my mom gave it away. Still sad about it.
I can imagine... I'm sorry for your loss :-(. Maybe you can buy it for cheap at a local Marketplace and bring back childhood memories!
Who has also recogniced, that the prices of the people stays at the same level but there are less people
I had that Dune Buggy (8845/8841), the tow truck (8846) and that Universal set (8090/8040)
I had the dune buggy too. Great set!
In technic too. The golden age was the 90s.
Though in technic the very early 2000s is still good.
Just sad how Lego technic these days is more just a dozend sets, 2-3 of which are big sets, that are just big for big's sake and just sit there as expensive sets for years....
Sets are still good, dont get me wrong.
Just... theres cery little focus. Technic these days feels more like an afterthought then one of the major centers of Lego.
6:35 8858 pieces ... I thought 42100 is the set with most pieces ;-)
Ow no...... This fault i didn't know yet. Thanks!
Still got set at 2:35
cool video
anyone else sit here for half an hour saying "got it, got it, got it, got it, want it, got it, got it, got it, got it, want it, got it, got it, got it, got it, want it, want it, got it, got it, got it, got it, want it, want it, got it, got it, got it, got it, want it, want it, got it, got it, got it, got it..."?
8880 will forever be the best set
Love that set
каталоги с 95 года по 2002 года...спасибо лего что у меня он был. ведь компа у меня тогда не было и появился он в 2002, когда мне 13 лет было) так пролетело детство и тинейджерство. так пролетит и жизнь...
Nice overview. I missed the Dune Buggy 8845, which was on some pictures seen towed by 8846. I understand the ratings are personal, just wonder why 8480 is only 4 bricks, the robot arm and sat unfolding with the micro motor is pretty clever, and it's a massive set.
You've got a point.... couldn't argue with that.... sorry :-S
@@StartBricking No worries, on the other hand I saw some sets I had forgotten about. And it's also quite personal at times, I really liked the first technic sets, like the tractor, and forklift, because were the first ones I played with. I was raised in an agricultural area, and a kid that I played with a lot lived on a farm, and owned the tractor. I had the tow truck, the dune buggy and later the Unimog. Very playable sets.
id love some of this shit damn
bring back them figuers
Got 8860 sitting in my loft....im off to dig it out!
Cool!
1998 just wasn't the year for Start BRICKing
LoL
Not much surprising that 8421, 8285, 8258, 8043, 8110 have rating 5
Legendary Technic sets
Thank you for creating this historical overview. I collect old Technics and study how they worked. Your coolness ratings favor larger builds and ignore smaller sets that may introductions to unique parts like the speed computer that is to say sets with over 300 parts are more likely to get 3 bricks and sets with over 400 parts are more likely to get 4 bricks and so on....not that I disagree...most of my Technic sets are the larger ones with clutche/transmission, pneumatic switches, and motorized optons.(42095)...however, I specialized in collecting unique Lego parts...like optical fibers, robotics, trains, dacta....so Technic sets are only a subset of my interest.... I am still skeptical about how successful the bluetooth tech sets will be.....
Thanks for your reaction. Cool that you collect special Lego parts! I'm also skeptical about the bluetooth.... Best regards from The Netherlands
GT3-RS and Chiron, looking to get the crane 42082 and new land rover next
Cool!
They should bring back the Technics Guys. I remember having the Dune Buggy and a few other earlier sets.
Totally agree!
I wish technic would do more tracked, vehicles
You could really get technical with suspension
Technic was great before 1997. After without "bricks", it's different.
Nice!
27.37 my 1st lego kit after 40+ years,frickin sweet.
Cool. after 40 years of dark ages finally found Lego... LoL. Have a lot of building fun!
@@StartBricking Thanks,I got a bunch of technic,creator,city,and other genres,and rare stuff,like the sopwith camel.
@@bafalconbafalcon3184 Wow. I have the Sopwith camel too. (second edition). The Red Baron plane is on my list... that's one of the coolest Lego sets.
@@StartBricking Kool as,I also am after the red baron,and the German biplane,neither are available in Australia,so ebays the best bet.
@@bafalconbafalcon3184 Do you know Bricklink: www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=10428#T=P
I never knew Technic have been with LEGO for a long time
Got just 5 of them and the rest are Bionicle
THE DRAG RACER WAS EPIC I HAD THAT SET
851 - my first Lego Technic. My father brought it to me from the GDR - there was nothing in Poland at that time.
Cool nostalgic set!
Nice video
Thanks!!!!!!
Oh yummy "Dessert" Ranger.
27:57 I think you underated it :P
No .. consider the price remove 4
with those air powered stuff and those hand powered air pumps someone could make a new type of engine where the hand pump is the cam shaft area and the piston gets powered by the camshaft where a knob hit it
8880 7 cool bricks!