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Welcome to Blakbird's Technicopedia, the home of unofficial technical information about LEGO® Technic sets on the Internet.
You can find a database of Technic
sets
at Brickset, and you can find
lots
of
information and a parts reference at Technica,
but if
you want technical descriptions and pictures of each Technic
set, along
with a historical perspective, then you have come to the right
place. It will take me a long time to complete everything
on this
site, so check back often to see what has been added, or check
the revision history.
Information
on this site has been
organized in three ways:
- HISTORY steps through each year of set releases one by one. There is a description of what was new each year in terms of parts and technology, and there are links to each set which was released that year.
- CATEGORY separates all the sets into categories and compares and contrasts them. For example, you can find out all the similarities and differences between all the cranes. There are links to each set which is a part of that category. Some sets are in more than one category, and there are a couple of alternate models that are so good that they appear as well.
- SET NUMBER simply lists all of the sets by number, so if you are looking for a specific set, this is the quickest way to find it. If a set was released under more than one set number, it is sorted by the first number under which it was released.
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