LEGO2 Pound Bulk Lot! Technic Random Parts, Gears, Beams. 2 Pounds

It's a huge bummer that Lego doesn't offer a Technic starter kit-- You either have to cannibalize a very expensive Technic set, or buy a bunch of tiny assortments that add up in cost very quickly. This assortment was the perfect way to get my foot in the door without breaking the bank. The assortment I got had tons of beams, holed bricks, and pins, so now I just need to get a small assortment of gears and I'll be ready to start building stuff!Also, to all the negative reviews claiming the assortment they received was "not random enough" because it didn't have the parts they need, please realize that if these assortments contained an even mix of all kinds of parts, that would be LESS random, not more. If you want to know exactly which parts you'll receive then you should shop for the assortments with specific parts lists, which will be much more expensive. This assortment is RANDOM, which is why it's so much cheaper! If that doesn't sound good to you, buy something else!

When I first opened the bag I was a bit disappointed at the half assembled sets and used pieces. However, after disassembling everything and tossing the non lego pieces, I had so many useful parts. Lot’s of unique pieces while still including plenty of common and essential parts for builds. What makes this really worth it is the electric motor and shocks that were included, as well as the fact I found no broken pieces at all. Overall, easily worth the $50 I payed and I’d value it at $60 honestly. Also, many wheels and tires were included but not in the photo.

Ordered several of these on a whim supplement my 30 year old Lego Technic collection. Was pleasantly surprised by the quantity and variation of the pieces I received. Received lots of wheels, gears, pulleys, axles, and beams (both studded and the new smooth mindstorms type). I noticed there were several half built models included that I promptly took apart to sort the new pieces from. Pieces were used, but clean and like-new. If you have Technic Lego and want to expand it affordably, this is a fun way to do it.

The least they could have done was to wash the dirt, dust and dog hair off of them before dumping them into a box. Also, the whole order including the box does not weigh 2lbs. Looks like I bought them from a yard sale, not Amazon.

I am disappointed. The legos that we received were not all lego brand, they were dirty, picese were stuck together. We received no gears. There were 2 lbs, but most were not even technic bricks. I would not buy again.

Liked the fact that these are official Lego pieces. What I dislike was the “non random” selection. No 40 tooth gears, too many 12 and 16 tooth gears (pictures 3 and 4). After filling the space for the three length axles (picture 1), the 10 oz clear cup is the overflow. Way too many and no two length axles! The picture on Amazon showed technic bricks with holes - not a single one in my purchase, which was my expectation. A thought is to cut some of excess 3 length axles to increase my 2 length axles, but it should not come to that. I suggest a more random selection of various gears sizes from smallest to largest, technic bricks with holes of various lengths, and not an excess of one piece. It was like a bag of 3 length axles was added last to reach the two pound weight.

The bricks are clean, not broken, useful pieces, all Lego technic pieces (not an off brand). No complaints here, we would purchase this set again.

While there was nothing deceptive, and it more or less matched the description, I found it underwhelming overall.Weight. 15.9 oz including package.Contents: "mostly" lego technic. I'd guess 60-70% technic. A bit of standard lego, a bit of miscellaneous. Almost none of the truly technical parts like gears.Condition: Pretty good. Used, but not bad. A couple bent pieces, but nothing broken. Clean-ish.Several assembled partial models meant a bit of disassembly was necessary, no big deal. Then a wash and disinfect cycle just to be safe.Biggest complaint - a few "useless" parts. For example mismatched wheels all missing the tires. But the description didn't specifically say there would be any matching parts.Verdict: if you are buying it for general parts, willing to accept having not all of it useful, and not looking for anything specific, it should be acceptable. Might want to get a larger batch to have a better chance of getting some matched parts.