
My practical guide to the motors, bracing, maintenance access, reset behaviour and reliable mechanisms worth studying at a LEGO fan show.
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My practical guide to the motors, bracing, maintenance access, reset behaviour and reliable mechanisms worth studying at a LEGO fan show.
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I look at LEGO Technic NASA Artemis 42221, its crank-driven three-stage separation, 632-piece build and possible place in the Brick Club library.
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Why the Great Western Brick Show in Swindon on 10 and 11 October is a strong day out for Technic builders, from Robot Battles to a 36-metre ball machine.
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I correct the early 2026 Technic figures and compare the Koenigsegg 42232, Aston Martin 42240, Batmobile, Ford GT40 and NASA Artemis sets.
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You do not pick your kits. I do, and it is deliberately random, so "popular" on this blog cannot mean what it means in a shop. There is no queue to join and no list to get on....
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This one comes up more than any other set I do not own. Somebody sees the Huracán Tecnica in a shop, likes the look of it, and asks when it is going into the library. The answer is...
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Confirmed UK brick shows from August to November 2026, with my pick for Technic builders and practical dates for Cambridge, Swindon, Liverpool and more.
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I look past the Ferrari SF-24 42207 bodywork to its two-speed gearbox, V6 with spinning MGU-H, suspension, DRS and 61 cm display size.
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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 choice.
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How the BMW M 1000 RR (42130) builds compared with the Technic cars most members know, and how it sits against the Yamaha and the Ducati in the library.