Lot 078: Lot of Vintage LEGO Technic Sets with Instructions (8810, 8820, 8640, 8020)

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A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 2 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 3 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 4 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 5 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 6 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 7 A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, including models 8810, 8820, 8640, and 8020, with their respective instruction manuals and bagged components. - View 8

Description

A collection of four vintage LEGO Technic sets, each complete with its original instruction manual and components individually bagged. Unknown if the sets are complete. Key Details: * Origin/Era: 1980s-1990s * Material: ABS plastic * Style: Technic (functional building) * Models: LEGO Technic 8810 (Motorcycle/4x4), 8820 (Mini Buggy/Go-Kart), 8640 (Polar Copter), 8020 (Universal Building Set/Crane Truck) Condition: Used. The sets appear to be largely complete with components bagged; however, completeness cannot be guaranteed without a detailed inventory. Instruction manuals exhibit some creasing, minor tears, and general wear consistent with age and use. Parts show typical signs of play but no obvious breakages are visible. Interesting fact: * LEGO Technic, originally known as "Expert Builder," was introduced in 1977, allowing for the creation of more advanced functional models with realistic mechanisms like gears, axles, and pneumatic systems. * These sets represent a period where LEGO Technic expanded its range to include more realistic vehicles and machinery, moving beyond basic brick construction. Use: Ideal for collectors of vintage LEGO Technic, enthusiasts looking to rebuild classic models, or those seeking specific parts for custom MOCs.

Condition Report

Instruction manuals show creasing, minor tears, and general wear. Parts exhibit typical signs of play; however, no obvious breakages are visible. Completeness of each set is unverified.

Specifications

CategoryToys
Lot ReferenceLOT-078
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