Sariel Explains: The Ideal LEGO Technic Set!

Today, I have done another LEGO Technic interview with the legendary ‪@searme‬ (Sariel's Bricks and Pets). Sariel is an instantly recognizable name among LEGO Technic fans, since his channel has well over 260 thousand subscribers and he is an accomplished LEGO Technic author! This interview contains filming tips from the incredible sariel, MOC building tips, thoughts on the new lego technic 2024 sets, and much more!
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[@woodennecktie]

it's nice to hear a interview with people who are dedicated to the lego technic . no metal custom parts , no over the limit projects and a general interest in machinery. What sariel says is also to be respect , look how others build , do not get into a project that goes over what you can carry , like a over 2 meter machine that proves to grow to heavy and stick to the technic... think of it as a extra challenge. thanks both !

[@largewallofbeans9812]

Glad to see a new upload so soon after the last one. Perhaps this means the channel will be alive again!

[@Unbrickme]

Absolutely! Many more videos to come!

[@Nico71Fr]

Nice Interview ! Timestamp would be interesting !

[@PatrykPakmur]

big thanks for the story about the process of publishing a book

[@brickotronic]

The reason why you think now that the old sets are great sets is because Lego Technic is getting worse every year.
For a long time, they were getting better. Then, it went downhill.
And that's not just nostalgia. It's a fact. You can look at the ratio of actual technic parts like gears vs. beams and panels. Or that B-models disappeared. Or that a license and aesthetics are more important than technic. Or that we don't get a physical remote anymore,....

[@kruppelkruppa8662]

gnitseretni