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Great to have a space still living and breathing the legends. Also just noticed the new spinny - great choice! 🥳

Great selection. All the best to everyone. I also just noticed and find it ironic that the prizes are Fire characters. But nice prizes nonetheless!

Great submissions. Nice to see a spread through the years. Interesting that two Kurahks were made, and still with such unique elements each. Best to the contestants!

Gotta admit, with an opportunity like this to get a mask like either winner, I'm sad I didn't catch the entry period! Best of luck to all.

Quite an inspired build. Making use of the Terrain Crawler mask is phenomenal. Great shape with some unique pieces, especially all the Toa Mata arms as the hull. The neon highlights, even as flags, helps it all pop. Great work.

Lewa v. Lewa in the finale?

Tough. Tough tough tough. Poor Onua.

Opening up with Tahu v Matoro told me this would be tough. Seeing Onua v Lhikan destroyed me. This will certainly be a fun - and challenging - competition!

Kinda wanna pet him, but those pincers... really great little creation though. The bold colours and impressive details given the small amount of pieces is remarkable.

That's a very dynamic piece by Woomy World. Great work. Looking forward to #81!

Glad to see these contests still happening. I came across the topic a couple weeks back but couldn't access my pieces in time. I'll keep my eyes open for the next one!

I was just talking to my brother (who is very into LEGO but not at all into Bionicle) about all the things that took the forums by storm here back in the day. Was a pleasant memory. Thanks for your dedication to the site, the fans here, and the community. Looking forward to what may come!

Congrats to the winners. Le-Koro is a beast of a build.

Went with Le-Koro Platform, although some inspired builds across the board. The Birth of a Dark Hunter is honestly a terrifying take on Nidhiki's transformation. The half-transformed state he's in... tragic.

Nice renders. The heads look a little small, but maybe that's because I'm used to the chonky full-body pieces. Although I like the way the body is raised higher than the head, adds more level of depth to the model. What program did you use for these?