I am the Titan combiner.

-Omi

I ahven't acually thought about that, maybe it will be something like the guy that starts with K and no it's not Karzahni.

-CK

I ahven't acually thought about that, maybe it will be something like the guy that starts with K and no it's not Karzahni.

Speaking of which, that Set does look different enough to warrant a purchase. The color scheme is pretty well put together (unlike Umbra...yeesh).

Unless you're referring to Kardas, however, I don't know who you're referring to.

Someone tear Omi apart to get yer MOC pieces.

But... oh yes! Even though I'm not into sets, that is true. Watchful eye.

But, I often guess that one dose of the MOC fun is to make your own combiner. *shrug*

We shall see what the Great Beings of LEGO decide.

-<dd>

Someone tear Omi apart to get yer MOC pieces.

I have the best pieces to MOC with.

-Omi

I suppose you aren't counting that War Turtle combiner thingy in Lego Magazine or Brickmaster then...

That's part of the problem, part of the fun of the combiner sets was that the instructions were right in with the sets. That's not the case anymore. We have to wait for a month or even longer after their initial release for signs of a combiner. Seeing shots of the combiner was always one of the things I looked forward too when the new sets were released.

And there was also Toa Jovan...which was rather disappointing comparred to some of the older combiners. It looked like Nuparu with a few extra parts here and there (why did it need Hahli again?).

I suppose you aren't counting that War Turtle combiner thingy in Lego Magazine or Brickmaster then...

That's part of the problem, part of the fun of the combiner sets was that the instructions were right in with the sets. That's not the case anymore. We have to wait for a month or even longer after their initial release for signs of a combiner. Seeing shots of the combiner was always one of the things I looked forward too when the new sets were released.

 

And there was also Toa Jovan...which was rather disappointing comparred to some of the older combiners. It looked like Nuparu with a few extra parts here and there (why did it need Hahli again?).

Yeah, I really wish Axonn and Brutaka had Botar instructions with them. I think half the reason is because Lego is trying to get more people to their web site. (it worked for me. I rarely go there and here they are making me download a PDF of the instrucions. Which is another problem. If I were a little kid and didn't have a computer in my room, how's that going to work for building it?)

Anyway, I have noticed how the Inika din't have combos. And I bet if Maxilos, Hydraxon, and the Gadunka have a combo, the instructions will only be online (unless it's a big set itself)

Well, I but sets for pieces, because I'm a MOCer. I'm lucky to get one titan a year (parents holding me back...)

But I did enjoy combos and miss them, too.

-CF