Released in 1982, set 8050 holds a unique place in LEGO history as the very first LEGO Technic set ever to include a motor. The 4.5V electric motor, powered by three C-cell batteries, drives five distinct buildable models — a walking robot, helicopter, buggy, crane, and car — each using the motor for a different mechanical function: driving wheels, spinning rotors, operating a crane drum, and animating the robot’s walking motion via a crank mechanism. This example is complete in every respect. All bricks and components are present, the instruction manual is in good condition, and the original box survives fully intact, including the plastic window, all original cardboard inserts, and the plastic inserts. Achieving this level of completeness in a 43-year-old motorised set is genuinely exceptional and places this firmly in the category of display-quality collector pieces. Year of release: 1982 Set number: 8050 Completeness: 100% complete. All bricks, motor, and components present Packaging: Original box fully intact, including plastic window, cardboard inserts, and plastic inserts Manual: Included, good condition Historical note: First LEGO Technic set ever produced with a motor Condition: Exceptional for age PLEASE NOTE: Lego sets have mostly been displayed for years. This means they have collected some dust, or some parts might have some discoloration. We sell used products, please review the photo's carefully and contact us with any questions you might have. Photo's are part of the description. Will be packed carefully and shipped out with tracking info.