How many pieces are in the TECHNIC Team?

TECHNIC Team contains 7 pieces.

What age is the TECHNIC Team recommended for?

This set is recommended for ages 18+.

When was the TECHNIC Team released?

TECHNIC Team was released in 2000.

🏛 Supplemental

Set #8300

TECHNIC Team

Name: TECHNIC Team
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 8300-1

Discover the TECHNIC Team from the Supplemental collection - 7 pieces of building excellence.

⏱ < 30 min 🧩 7 pcs

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What YouTubers Say

Based on 8 videos

3.0 /5

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BlockTalk AI

The LEGO Technic Team (8300-1) elicits mixed reactions, with reviewers like BrickTalk focusing on nostalgia for the older Technic figures from 18 years ago. Some express disappointment with newer LEGO Technic sets, prompting them to create their own models, as seen with Martin Hartwigsen's Liebherr LR 13000 build.

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Based on 8 YouTube reviews

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3.0 /5

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What the Community Says

6 YouTube reviews

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Reviews highlight older Technic figures like 8300 and 8714, showcased by Stas 45, emphasizing a fondness for the inclusion of such figures in sets. SteckKastenKrew's review of LEGO® 8712 specifically praises the Maxi-Figures from 1988, indicating appreciation for classic Technic designs.