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1. 854 instructions

   

   Discussion by Bluesden · July 2018 · Home› Collecting

   Hello. I am buying some old Technic sets from the 70s and set 854 seems to have two sets of instructions. One is shown with an extended 855 crane on the front cover (with 854 in the bottom right corner) whilst there is another set of instructions with the blue go-kart of the 854 set shown, with a big 854 shown in the top…

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2. [UK / EU] FS - 4x Technics Manuals. 854, 856, 8848 & 8888

   

   

   Discussion by AllBrick · February 2017 · Home› Marketplace

   Hello. The ongoing thin down continues. 4 Technics books, 854, 856, 8848 and 8888. Good condition considering the age, all pages present and in tact, no repairs and all held together with the original staples and not tape. A bit of age wear but nothing that bothers me. 854 and 856 covers start a few pages in, not sure if…

3. Re: old lego technic, 854, 870, 871, 875 price advice please

   

   Comment by ecmo47 · November 2018 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   You need to get familiar with Bricklink. Here is pricing on #854. https://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?S=854-1&ColorID=0

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4. Re: Help identify these 3 sets.

   

   Comment by scrumper · April 2014 · Home› The Database

   The blue one looks like Go-kart #854

5. Re: Technic figures - what happened to them?

   

   Comment by TechnicNick · August 2011 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   @sram thanks - us Technic fans are out there! Now, when it comes to playability, for me the ultimate is the little 854 Go-Kart and that never had and didn't need a figure.

6. Re: Do you build Lego models without using the instructions?

   

   Comment by woony2 · November 2013 · Home› Building and Techniques

   ^ Not quite as impressive due to much smaller piece counts but as a child in the late 70's early 80's I could build #918 One Man Space Ship and #854 Technic Go-Kart without instructions or pictures. I may try again next time I build them, although I can feel a big fail coming on.

7. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   Comment by TechnicNick · July 2011 · Home› Collecting

   A blue Technics go-kart from perhaps 1978 or so? I still have all the pieces but no instructions - I have been meaning to track it down so I can rebuild it. It was a great vehicle! That would be 854 - a great little fun vehicle and one of my first Technic sets at around the same time. Still have it, still love it!

8. 1970's - 1990's Technic Sets and 2003 Discovery Sets

   

   Discussion by Numbah10 · April 2011 · Home› Collecting

   My house recently burned down, and with it, most of mine and my Dad's Lego sets. They were almost all Technic sets. Now we're getting down to insurance, and I have no idea how much I should claim these for, so I was hoping someone could help me out. Here's a list of the set numbers I know are gone. 951 8857 954 956 854 951…

9. Re: The "brag" thread: Post your recent great finds!

   

   Comment by Rails · November 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I collected my best Ebay joblot to date last night :) 14KG of 70's & 80's vintage Lego for £87.55. Going by the manuals it should contain #375 #854 #894 #918 #920 #924 #926 #928 #8844 #8845 #8841 #8843 #8851 #8848 #8860 and probably more besides. At least 50 minifigs as well. It will take a fair bit of sorting but I am in…

10. Re: Good old fashioned Technics car chassis sets - questions!

    

    Comment by woony2 · December 2014 · Home› Collecting

    Just had a quick look on ebay and bricklink. Used boxed copies of #8860 seem to go for around £60 - £95. New and sealed are well up near the £500 mark. Can pick them up for even less if your not fussed about the box. But the boxes from those days are realy good. #854 / #948 Go-kart was similair but on a smaller scale.…

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