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Set 1032 TECHNIC II Set {4.5v}
Educational and Dacta Technic

LEGO® TECHNIC II Set {4.5v}

The TECHNIC II Set (4.5V) is a 1985 educational set of 280 pieces with no minifigures. It is aimed at anyone who wants to learn how mechanisms fit together by building them.

Set number
1032
Year
1985
Pieces
280
Minifigures
0
Theme
Technic
Different parts
49
What can I build with it?

Parts list 49

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Spare parts (7)

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Description

A teaching set at heart

This set sits in the Educational and Dacta range, the teaching line from LEGO®, and carries the “4.5V” tag in its name. It came out in 1985 and holds 280 pieces. There are no minifigures, because the point is not to stage a scene but to explore mechanics. The voltage in the name hints at the electrical side of the Technic world, where motors and drives play a part. For a classroom or a home workbench it is a manageable way to get started.

Dark tones, bright accents

The palette is sober and practical. Black and light grey dominate, with red and green added as accents. That suits the Technic range of those years, when the parts looked more like machine components than toys. Those 280 pieces include only 49 different shapes, which is a low number for the quantity, so elements such as axles, gears and connectors repeat often. The parts list on this page shows exactly which ones they are and how many of each you should find.

Who it is for today

These days the set mostly appeals to collectors and tinkerers who like to understand how gearing, levers and drives work together. Anyone after attractive models for the shelf will be better served by modern sets. If you enjoy eighties teaching material, or simply want a stock of matching Technic parts, you get a compact selection here. The build is fiddly rather than decorative, and that hands-on, experimental feel is exactly what this kind of box is about.

Building on from your collection

Because so many elements repeat, they combine well with other Technic stock. Use the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria to see which models your collection can make with these 280 pieces added. For mechanical builds it really pays not to leave axles and gears lying idle. The parts list also helps you check a second-hand copy for completeness before you start, which saves frustration halfway through a model.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the TECHNIC II Set (4.5V)?
It has 280 pieces in 49 different shapes. No minifigures are included.
Which range does it belong to?
It is part of Educational and Dacta, the teaching sets from LEGO®, filed under Technic. It was released in 1985.
What colours are the parts?
Mostly black and light grey, with red and green as accents. The parts list shows the exact split.

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