Supplemental
- Sets
- 16
- Since
- 1980
- Newest set
- 2010
Supplemental sets are parts packs rather than finished models. The 16 sets in this Technic sub-theme span 1980 to 2010.
Sets per decade
16 sets
2010s
2000s
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Motor Box
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Wind-up Motor
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Styling Pack
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Pneumatic Pack
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Chassis Pack
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Motor Pack
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Wheel Pack
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Speed Computer
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TECHNIC Team
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Speed Computer Add-on
1990s
1980s
About Supplemental
Power and motion
Many of these packs exist to add movement to existing models. Motor sets appear throughout the period, from the Power Pack (8720-1) in 1991 and the Power Pack Motor Set (8735-1) in 1998 to the Motor Pack (5221-1) in 2000 and the Motor Box (8287-1) in 2006. The Pneumatic Pack (5218-1) from 2000 adds 152 pieces of cylinders, tubing and related elements for air-powered functions. For builders who liked to motorise their own creations, packs like these were the usual way to get the necessary electrics.
Structure and bodywork
Other packs focus on frames and looks. The Styling Pack (5220-1) is the largest in the range with 221 pieces, and the Chassis Pack (5222-1) offers 137 pieces for building vehicle bases. The oldest set, the Expert Builder Parts Pack (8710-1) from 1980, dates back to the line that preceded Technic. If you want to know exactly which elements a pack contains, the parts lists on Bricoria break every set down piece by piece. Bear in mind that the electrical systems changed over these three decades, so older motors and battery boxes do not always connect to newer ones.
FAQ
- What is a supplemental set?
- It is a pack of parts, such as motors, pneumatic elements or chassis pieces, intended to extend other Technic models or support your own designs.
- Which supplemental pack is the oldest?
- The Expert Builder Parts Pack (8710-1) from 1980.
- Do these packs include building instructions?
- Some packs came with ideas or small models, but their main purpose was to provide parts. The parts lists show exactly what each one contains.





