LEGO® Bulldozer Chainlinks
Bulldozer Chainlinks (1149-2) is a service pack from 1982 with 52 pieces. All parts are of the same type and black, and there are no minifigures.
- Set number
- 1149-2
- Year
- 1982
- Pieces
- 52
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Technic
- Different parts
- 1
Parts list 1
No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
What is in the bag
52 chain links and nothing more, which is exactly the strength of this pack. You know at once what you are getting and can use it without detours. The links are meant for tracked running gear of the kind a bulldozer needs. The suffix “-2” suggests that more than one release exists under this number. For collectors that is a reason to look more closely at packaging and counts when they are hunting for a particular variant. The piece count of 52 also helps to tell one bag clearly from similar packs.
An accessory with a clear job
This set is not a construction kit. Whoever buys it usually has a specific project in mind: replacing a missing track, finishing an old vehicle or giving a model of their own crawler tracks. A quantity of 52 links is plenty for smaller chassis. For wider models you are best off combining two packs. The parts list on this page records which part number is included, so you can match replacements with confidence. That way you avoid ordering links that look similar but do not engage with your track.
Condition and fit
Parts from 1982 have many years behind them. Black plastic is robust, but joints can loosen when they have been under strain for a long time. Clip a short strip together and test whether the links sit firmly yet stay movable. If not, it is worth looking for a pack in better condition. The uniform colour makes it much easier to compare different bags. If you own several packs, sort the best links together and set the worn pieces aside.
Ideas for reuse
Besides bulldozers, chain links suit cranes, diggers and home-built transporters. With “What can I build?” you can see which sets your stock can complete. If you own several chain link packs from 1982, you can add up the quantities and make sure nothing is missing. That turns separate bags into a practical reserve for future Technic projects. This way no bag is left unused in a drawer.
FAQ
- How many pieces does pack 1149-2 have?
- It has 52 pieces of one type, all in black, and no minifigures.
- What are the parts for?
- They are chain links for tracked running gear, for example on a bulldozer.
- What does the suffix -2 mean?
- It marks another release under the same base number.
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