Helicopter with cool drive-train solution? Retro Review - LEGO Technic 8412 Nighthawk from 1995

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • This set represents a fairly olds chool helicopter considering it was released in 1995 but packs a flex system swash plate control and a cool drive-train solution.
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  • @aurigo_dust
    @aurigo_dust 4 месяца назад +1

    Oh yeah, I remember this one perfectly ;) When I was 10, I twisted my ankle and had to wear a brace for two weeks. After the ankle healed, my parents got some compensation for me from insurance - just enough to buy this set ;) I unfortunately lost my childhood LEGO collection 20 years ago, but I reacquired this set a few years ago, when I got into collecting LEGO sets, and now it proudly sits on my shelf :)

  • @Balrog132
    @Balrog132 4 месяца назад

    I had this as a kid and I cannot remember how often I assembled and disassembled it. I think I could build it without the instructions after the third or fourth time. Anyway, this was a fun set with a great part selection and a number of "new" parts at the time.

  • @brickanizor839
    @brickanizor839 4 месяца назад +1

    I’m genuinely very impressed with the rotor tilting mechanism on a such small-medium model. It could’ve used some brighter colors to make it look a little more exciting. But this is another win for how the Technic/System pieces intertwined back in the day to make those models still feel very LEGO-esque, at least IMHO. :)

  • @anujmchitale
    @anujmchitale 2 месяца назад

    My first Technic set ever, 24 years ago.
    It felt amazingly complex for 10 year old me.
    Had many hours and days of fun using a 9V motor from a defunct cassette player.
    The Flex system needs to come back. So many functions could be achieved with it.
    The rear differential on your Mercedes G-500 could have been controlled by the cable (If flex system was around).

  • @persefer
    @persefer 4 месяца назад

    My friend bought it and give it to me to assemble :) Good old days

  • @johnnytifosi
    @johnnytifosi 4 месяца назад +2

    I got this recently as part of a bulk lot including some nicer sets that I wanted to keep and some others that I would resell. I intended to sell this as well, but eventually I loved it and kept it. The titling rotor via flex tubes was just too nice a mechanism to give up, even though I already own the larger 8856 helicopter. I believe it is loosely based on the Bell 47 helicopter. Then I built the B model too and posted some instructions on rebrickable on how to power the propeller through the landing gear.

  • @cantopcu5350
    @cantopcu5350 4 месяца назад

    Please make updated version (with some upgraded functions) of this with set, of course with new parts but same size/and look. Thanks for review too.

  • @MrZachxd
    @MrZachxd 3 месяца назад

    In so glad I found your channel! Great video!

    • @grohl666
      @grohl666  3 месяца назад +1

      @@MrZachxd have fun exploring hundreds of videos

  • @diatonicdelirium1743
    @diatonicdelirium1743 4 месяца назад

    Nice presentation - and a lovely model. Flex was rather nice, I have the barcode truck (review that!) using it to great effect.
    The round rotor piece with 4 balls (2908) looks like a reuse of car parts, but it's actually exclusive to 8856 and this set 8412.

    • @grohl666
      @grohl666  4 месяца назад

      Unfortunately still hunting for the barcode reader myself.

  • @QuitKestral798
    @QuitKestral798 4 месяца назад

    Grohll can u pls pls make a B model for set 42153 NASCAR . Plss

  • @PJzLTM
    @PJzLTM 4 месяца назад

    Tu jsem myslím měl jako kluk ❤