Haha, awesome.

I'd like to see someone argue against this, because they'd just end up owning themselves.

@Spitty: I agree. I just wish Someone would take me up on the debate =P

@Dokuma: Heh nice. That it is

@Zonis: Yup =D

1. Where'd the double sockets come from?

2. You couldn't find any hand sockets in this color? Hm. I find it odd that such a piece hasn't been made.

1. Vezon and Fenrakk-- though I didn't take them from my set. I bought them... elsewhere...

2. Nope they were never made... Maybe sometime once they are made I'll edit this guy =P

I definitely agree. I remember one day picking up my Jaller Inika, looking at him and thinking "those proportions are hideous!" This was mainly aimed at just how wide the shoulders are and the fact that the arms don't even touch the body when falling straight - that huge gap between arm and body is not normal.

Given another weapon and mask, what you've made could probably be sold as a new set. Making a new Toa is that easy, folks! All it needs is the same assortment of pieces used over the last two years, a different mask and weapon and bam! There it is! You could be a Lego set designer.

One of the very few things I disagree with in terms of the new sets.

Yeah, they're not humanoid proportions--but what they are is stylistic. They're very dynamic in a lot of ways (Naturally you have your trainwrecks like Hewkii Mahri and Kongu Mahri) but for the most part they actually make them rather interesting to look at.

At least in my opinion.

-Janus

The whole stylistic proportions is cool at first...but it does get repetitive after a while.

-Seran

I'm in agreement with you on this one Tek. It'd be nicer if the sets were more realistic.

Currently they look like comic book super heroes with the teeny waists and the huge shoulders.

Oh yeah, the arms proportioned like an orangutan's are strange as well....

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