List of KEY Lego Technic Websites --> Add More

[DLuders]

I'm compiling a list of KEY Lego Technic websites that help a "newbie" become a "whiz". Below are some popular websites (besides Eurobricks.com) that are very useful to gain knowledge and skill -- feel free to add additonal websites by replying to this thread and copying/pasting the URLs (hyperlinks). I know I'm missing a lot of useful sites....

Unofficial Lego Marketplace: Bricklink.com .

Set Inventories and Building Instructions: Peeron.com .

Lego Customer Service Building Instructions: http://us.service.lego.com/en-US/BuildingI...ns/default.aspx .

Lego.com Technic Building Instructions (to see the alternate "B-Model" instructions not printed in modern sets): http://technic.lego.com/en-US/buildinginst...1%20of%204.aspx .

Blakbird's Technicopedia: http://www.ericalbrecht.com/technic/ .

Sariel's creations (see the links to other great builders): http://sariel.pl/

TechnicBRICKs Blogspot: http://www.technicbricks.blogspot.com/ .

"Pimped" 8297 Off-Roader (motorized with Power Functions): http://www.bouwvoorbeelden.nl/home_eng.htm .

MOCPages [My Own Creations]: http://mocpages.com/ .

Brickshelf: http://www.brickshelf.com/ .

Hard Truck Contest (Trial Trucks): http://www.doublebrick.com/htc .

"Lego Technic for Adults + Technic": http://www.e-klocki.com/category/theme/technic/ .

[CP5670]

Philo's site has a lot of nice articles on Technic and Mindstorms. The motor comparison page is especially useful.

[DLuders]

Isogawa's "Tora no Maki" downloadable PDF book shows lots of Technic assemblies, gear trains, ways to make rigic connections, etc. Scroll down 1/2 way down this page to find the download link: http://www.isogawastudio.co.jp/legostudio/...troduction.html .

Toy Collector TechnicBRICKS: http://www.toycollector.com/index.php?opti...&Itemid=781 .

[Burf2000]

Some good technic examples

http://www.techbricks.nl

http://robotics.benedettelli.com/

[TechnicJuan]

Nicjasno There is some good stuff here. The forum has been dead lately. Edited December 11, 2009 by TechnicJuan

[boatbuoy]

http://www.designer-han.nl/lego/index.htm

There are some cracking models on here obviously. I can't wait for the new tipper instructions... although I'm sure I'll need to get a couple of extra parts.

[grepin]

I have these in my bookmarks, among others already mentioned:

The Brickfactory :: Catalogs and Instructions scans.

Brickset :: Set reference guide. As Peeron, Brickset helps keep track of your collection.

LoTek Bricks :: Blog, mostly focused on Technic.

LUGNET :: LEGO Community. Don't really use it much, but seems very popular.

Technica :: Technic set reference and history. Hasn't been updated since 2005, though.

[Parax]

Besides all of the above:

http://news.lugnet.com/technic/

http://www.brickengineer.com/pages/

NXT Sites are good too:

http://thenxtstep.blogspot.com/

http://www.mindboards.net/ , http://forums.mindboards.net/ , and http://blog.mindboards.net/ .

http://www.teamhassenplug.org/

http://www.nxtprograms.com/index.html

http://www.leggor.de/content/nxt.html

http://mightor.wordpress.com/

http://www.mastincrosbie.com/Marks_LEGO_pr...O_Projects.html

http://www.legoengineering.com/

Edited October 4, 2010 by DLuders

[AkuskaUK]

This Thread is great, please admins, sticky this thread!, some much needed info here and very helpful