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One of our high end Technic kits is allocated as a mystery build for each subscription cycle.
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FREE POSTAGE BOTH WAYS
FREE POSTAGE BOTH WAYS. Access serious Technic builds without the ownership overhead. Subscribe, build, return, and keep the workshop rotation moving.
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One of our high end Technic kits is allocated as a mystery build for each subscription cycle.
Your allocated project is dispatched with tracked delivery.
Immerse yourself in the mechanical detail without storing every set forever.
Send it back when finished and move to the next build.
All subscribers get access to your own digital stamp card showing all the kits available, kits you have built and the kit you are building. Highlight favourites and more!
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Build supercars, cranes, trucks, aircraft, and specialist machines through a subscription model designed for proper Technic fans.
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A living gallery of customer build photos, finished Technic projects, and workshop moments shared by the Brick Club community.

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The kit arrived clean, complete, and ready for a proper weekend build.
Master Builder
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A brilliant way to build the big sets without needing to store every box.
Workshop Member
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The rotation keeps it fresh and the return process is simple.
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Your 95p monthly subscription enters you into the Brick Club LEGO Technic raffle for a chance to win a brand-new kit.
Initialize PlanFan of LEGO Technic? Looking for our most affordable subscription? Our Technic Fan subscription is the one for you.
Initialize PlanLooking to build a new LEGO Technic kit every single month? Then our Master Builder package is the one you want.
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A few highlights from some of our blogs. Find out more or check out our blog zone.

The Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey is the only LEGO set to be cancelled after production had begun.
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With 1,884 pieces the 2005 Mobile Crane was enormous for the Power Functions era.
Read more about Lego Technic Mobile Crane
The Super Street Sensation was a late-nineties race car with a working V8 engine, sequential gearbox, and full independent suspension.
Read more about Lego Technic Super Street Sensation
The Motorized Bulldozer was 1,384 pieces of properly tracked construction machine.
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LEGO confirmed the Koenigsegg Sadair's Spear 42232 on 27 May. 4,104 pieces, ~£449.99, arriving July 2026. The biggest Technic car…
Read more about Lego Technic Koenigsegg Sadairs Spear
The Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 at 1,639 pieces reproduced Max Verstappen's championship-winning car.
Read more about Lego Technic Oracle Red Bull Racing Rb20 F1 Car
The Ford F-150 Raptor captured one of America's most popular trucks at 1,379 pieces.
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Brick Club Inside the Brick Club library: how the collection grew to 90+ kits The library did not start with…
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The Unimog is back. LEGO dropped the 42242 on 1 June 2026. 1,189 pieces, pneumatic crane, £109.99. It goes straight…
Read more about Lego Technic Unimog U5023 Crane
A corrected comparison of the 3,599-piece Bugatti Chiron 42083 and 3,893-piece McLaren P1 42172, including gearboxes, dimensions and my first-build…
Read more about Bugatti Chiron Vs Mclaren P1 Which Should You Build First
The 9398 4x4 Crawler introduced proper remote control to the large Technic line.
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The Lamborghini Revuelto at 1,135 pieces brought Lamborghini's hybrid successor to the Huracan into the Technic range.
Read more about Lego Technic Lamborghini Revuelto