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Posts posted by toa electro
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Wow that was absolutely fantastic! I posted a comment on the video, I really enjoyed that, it was so nostalgic and I'm sure all BIONICLE fans will enjoy it! Great job on making that video!
Thank you very much
Ah, the nostalgia. That was very well done! A little shaky in some spots, but otherwise it was alright. Well done!
I'll make sure to work on that shake, thanks for the advice
This was really nicely done! I loved how you filmed it outside, at places like the beach. That in combination with the music certainly made me feel a little nostalgic.
Im glad I could induce nostalgia
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Infinitely better than anything I could do. Great job
thanks man
After just re-starting to re-play MNOLG a few days ago, these only further amplify my nostalgia feels. Congrats on your work.
glad I could induce nostalgia
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Welcome gathered friends, Listen to my tale of the Bionicle.
I filmed this in roughly 2 hours, my friend contributed some footage and the narration to it.
I wanted to make this video to see if it would be possible to capture nostalgia and put it in a video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhlnEG42WtA&list=UUVuoMI_L5WvAmondLNp1R0g
if this breaks any bzp rules I'll take this down immediately
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out of curiosity, what is their reasoning behind this? personally I think its almost age discrimination in a way, and in this day and age, TFOLS and AFOLS are a big contribution to the lego community, whereas kids just buy the sets, and TFOLS share to forums and make review videos, start groups ect. so does AFOLS, and its thanks to some of these older fans of lego, that made BZP. (unless you made it when you were 12, in that case i give major props) I say equality for all, no matter what age race or whatever, 13 year olds may buy their sets now, and allot will become lifetime fans, but do not forget those who supported you before you reached your level of prosperity.
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Two words: nailed it!
Nice Job,man!
i was actually very ready to hear constructive critsism, but im actually surprised that it was recieved so well by the people of bzp, thank you all a million
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When I first saw this topic, I was hoping you had made life sized versions (the chance to play on a Bionicle instrument would be doubly awesome for me), so I was a bit disappointed when I saw the size. But then I saw the detail and I was like, "dang, that looks really good!" Nice job!
sorry about that, but you may have inspired an idea foe me, i may consider making a real le-koro flute, seeing as my friend knows the machinations of instruments very well, we may be able to do one
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Wow. Pretty nice. While normally I go bananas over sculptures looking old and warped, here it manages to represent the tribal atmosphere pretty well. What did you make it out of? And how did you build that matoran...
thanks man! I used sticks and clay and paint, and some hemp chord.
as for the Matoran its based off another MOC someone made some time ago, its relatively simple, I may have to make an instruction gallery
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Hello, I am back, and as Electro as ever.
Today I have for you *Le-Koro drum roll*...................................................................................................................................................................................................stuff
Yes Ladies and gentleman I have stuff to show you, so enjoy
in full view http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/MNOG/10338346_682594188444726_3395385485233407555_n.jpg
mata nui potato or stone? http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/MNOG/10403063_682594288444716_219924161849864595_n.jpg
Instrument http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/MNOG/1625715_682594211778057_2162656273593523974_n.jpg
Onepu using the book of episodes http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/MNOG/1781898_682594181778060_8409272551924338934_n.jpg
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I'm glad there is support for the live action IDEA, back when I pitched it, not many people were too gung go about it. But regarding to your question, you can see my support for which style to go with (live action) but I have actually tried doing this before and I'll tell you, it's hard to do it by yourself or with 2 extra people, it's gonna cost money if you really want it to be just ok looking. The easier option would be flash animation style like Templar studios does it. I tell you, I would love to watch a new series like that
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I like it, good job!
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Lol wants even comparing Bionicle to galidorI in fact was saying dont compare it because nothing will come even close.I think u are misunderstanding what I'm saying bro
I think I'm not. You said not to compare it to Bionicle, I said it didn't deserve to be compared to Bionicle. So if anything I was agreeing with you.
As for whether anything can come close to Bionicle, the Star Wars saga, Tolkien's stories, various other fantasy novels are all in my opinion equal to or better than Bionicle's story. That had a brilliant premise and was told well for about half the line's life, but it quickly became needlessly complex and difficult to follow, and was often hampered by the fact that it had to promote a handful of sets every year, rather than stand on its own.
The reason so many people hate Galidor is that its way too easy to build, doesn't use the lego system at all, and the T.V. show was rather stupid, if you ask me. I've never actually seen any of the sets unless you count Mc. donalds Gorm, so I don't currently have an opinion on the obscure series.
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I agree
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doesn't compare to BIONICLE
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I agree with everyone it wasn't a the greatest theme but it was cool and yes it wasn't as compatible with Lego, but you could make it work if u wanted too,And how is the title misleading?
If have to agree with you, you give some good points, it was very creative at the time, they do deserve some credit for effort and originalityGalidor was an interesting experiment, and I think the show was fairly clever. I do agree that the toys do not get the credit they deserve: while they were somewhat weak as building toys, they were fairly strong designs as action figures.The real problem, though, was that they were high-detail action figures with somewhat limited articulation and LEGO prices. That definitely didn't bode well for the theme. They also veered heavily from the traditional creative values of the LEGO brand, meaning that they do not occupy a very fortunate position in the history of the LEGO brand as a whole. The whole theme seems to have been a result of The LEGO Group seeing success in the constraction category and thinking they could better reach that category's audience with more traditional action figure offerings. This obviously didn't prove to be the case.Also, a reminder to people posting here: Galidor was not a licensed theme in the traditional sense. The show itself was heavily planned and funded by the LEGO Group, and even the character names show conspicuous Danish influence the name "Bluetooth" and the name "Gorm" are both references to historical Danish royalty.
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I see ALOT if hate on galidor? What's the deal, I wanna know your side of the story.
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I am too!! I have almost all of them,I even made slizer props for a live action series
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hopefully i win, and many others too
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Not any different from any other production
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I've been in directing for 8 years now ill send you my résumé I'm not a small time director
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If someone buys the rights I'd be happy to do a miniseries or just a film,Considering I won't deviate from storyline like how micheal bay did to tnmt
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I sir admire that you got to be a proto squad member
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soo if the proto squad was named after onewas protopistons, then how was it named the proto squad in the bohrok era?
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darn so where does all the lego treasure/pirate booty go to?
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How would one recieve theese special items? And most of all is there a proto squad with say other Lego themes ?
Battle for the Gold Mask Competition Submission Topic
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Posted · Edited by toa electro
ENTRY NAME: MR. TRENDY BRO
Photo: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/contest/dsc02516.jpg
Gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=548877
This rad dude lurks out in the Okotu forests, occasionally leaving notes with directions so lost defenders can get even more lost (how evil). his favorite food is pasta, the creepy kind. he seems to give people the gnarly heebie geebies, and gets pretty lonely 'cause none of the other bad guys dudes wanna hang 10 with him. but as he's got his suit and tie, every things gonna be alright