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  1. 1. What do you think of this set?

    • A complete disaster
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    • Fair enough.
      3
    • Recommended.
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    • Brilliant! Can I have another one?
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Posted (edited)

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8216 Turbo 1 was released in 1997, contains 97 pieces, and cost 10 $ according to brickset. I think I paid 4$ on BrickLink.

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The instructions spans over 30 pages, and includes A- and B-model plus the optional motorization with the 8720 motor set.

A printed piece shows this is the number 1 car to get.

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The pieces shows why this is a true Technic set. There is even a gear included.

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Okay, lets go. First we make the rear axle, without suspension. True race cars doesn't need any.

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Two white beams almost complete the base frame.

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Those white 1 x 2 tiles is where the steering rack will go.

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Some reinforcing underneath

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Flex tubes makes the lines of this car.

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Steering rack added. Note the black sloped brick representing the seat.

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The gear for steering, and some mysterious brick in the back.

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Steering wheel added. the 3 axle that holds it protrudes from the steering rack. I wonder if a 2 axle would be better.

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A white "Axle connector #5" holds the flex axles at a fixed angle. Together the make out the cockpit of the car.

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Front bumper finished, with car number on the front wing.

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The rear wing is next, made of thin liftarms.

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Finished. Too bad I don't have any minifigs to put in.

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In comparison with the other race car I own, 8458, it looks a bit out of scale.

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Big pics availible here

Thanks for looking, check out my other reviews, or request one if you like.

Edited by Lost_In_Noise
Posted

Recently, I bought this small f1 racer set, too. I really like this classic studded style.

White technic bricks, you can't have enough of them :classic:

Better buy yourself a Space Shuttle then :classic:

Posted (edited)

I got this set for very cheap back in 2002. I liked the color scheme.

Finished. Too bad I don't have any minifigs to put in.

You don't own ANY minifigs? That is sad. :cry_sad:

Edited by SheepEater
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I got this set for very cheap back in 2002. I liked the color scheme.

You don't own ANY minifigs? That is sad. :cry_sad:

Don't get me wrong. I've got all the Technic minifigs, but I gave away the other ones to my employer at the kindergarden :classic:

Posted (edited)

I voted fair enough because of old building techniques used in this set, the ones used when I was growing up :) .

Nevermind, I've changed the poll title to a more suitable one.

Edited by Lost_In_Noise

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