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I've heard LDD everywhere. Isn't it like some kind of lego building program? Can I get a link to the download please?
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Hi guys, So, what are your thoughts on MLN (My Lego Network)? I think that it's a creative concept that (sort of) allows kids to have a social networking site.
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Why you shouldn't attend BrickFair: Because you live "too far" away. Why you should attend a convention near you: Because they are awesome. tl:dr--Well maybe you shouldn't have tl:dr'ed my editorial. -CF
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Hey! It's NT here. I had to make an hard choice. As life goes by, I realized I would not be able to carry on with all of my lego so I decided to keep my complete Bionicle collection only, Also, I need some money. So here is what I'm selling, Take a look and make an offer. Things in red are sold. Things in italic are on hold. For Sale Throwboat/Slizers TorchAmazonJudgeTurboGraniteSkiElectroScubaSparkFlare Roboriders GreenRedTan Bionicle sets (Instructions included) Piraka HakannBohrok Kohrak + Box (Kohrak's box with Pahrak's top) Bionicle Masks Blue Kaukau (x2)Blue MiruBlue HauBlue AkakuBlue KakamaBlue Pakari (x2)Red Pakari (x2)Red KaukauRed HauRed Kakama (x2)Brown Miru (x2)Orange KaukauBrown HauBrown AkakuBrown PakariBlack Miru (x2)Black KaukauBlack HauBlack Pakari (x2)Black Kakama (x2)Orange PakariWhite MiruWhite Kaukau (x2)White AkakuWhite Pakari (x2)Green KakamaGreen KaukauSilver Kaukau (x2)Silver Hau (x3)Silver PakariSilver MiruSilver KakamaSilver AkakuOrange Mahiki (x3)Orange HunaOrange MatatuOrange RuruOrange KomauTan KomauTan MahikiTan Matatu (x2)Light Grey HunaDark Grey Komau (x3)Dark Grey Ruru (x2)Dark Grey Matatu (x2)Light Blue Rau (x2)Light Blue MatatuLight Blue HunaLight Blue RuruLime Green MahikiLime Green HunaLime Green Rau (x2)Lime Green RuruGold KaukauGold AkakuGold HauGold Kakama (x2) Krana - I will list them later. Here is a picture. Kraata - May list them later. You can still ask if you're looking for something specific. Lego pieces - I'm planning on selling those in bulk. I will list those bulks later, If you're looking for something specific, just ask. Racers - I have some racers for sale. Pictures to come. Also, I'm still looking for those things : Wants - Protodermic Kakama - Protodermic Miru - Prododermic Hau - Protodermic Kaukau - Protodermic Akaku - Misprint White Matatu - Misprint Light Blue Kaukau - Any VMKK - SSKK - Real Gold Hau - Nuhvok-kal Bo - Pahrak-kal Za & Yo - Tahnok-kal Za, Yo, Su - Gahlok-kal Za & Yo
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Hey, everypony! I know I haven't blogged in a while but I figured I ought to share what my plans are for Brickfair VA this year. Yep, my brothers and I will be going again this year, as has become a tradition. I'm a bit sad that this means I can't make it to BronyCon, which is going to be in Baltimore the very same weekend, but hopefully next year the two events will be scheduled on different weekends but BronyCon will remain near my home in Virginia. Anyway, I've already registered my MOCs for Brickfair. Most of them are Hero Factory MOCs this time around, which is nice, since last year I ended up spending so much of my time near the BIONICLE table anyway. I will be bringing Kit Martello (who has been modded somewhat since I entered her in BBCC#64), Koboldon in both his Before Mutation and After Mutation forms (who I'm now allowed to mention was a contest entry in the "Before & After Brain Attack" contest on Eurobricks forums, which is currently in voting), and my Hero Factory Canine Buddy (who has had minor cosmetic alterations for his IRL debut). Rise of the Dread Colossus, an Atlantis MOC which Lyichir and I exhibited last year, will be making a return appearance. I will also be bringing some of my LEGO-related artwork to display. It's nothing too impressive but it was well-received last year and I've gotten a couple drawings done since then. Natalie Breez, Jaller, Captain of the Guard, The Venerable Turaga Vakama, Swarm of the Century, Kai and Family, and Captain of the Guard (not to be confused with the previous Jaller drawing I mentioned). I have other LEGO art such as my MLP:FiM/Ninjago crossover drawing Welcoming Cousin Spitfire, but I do not know if I'll be exhibiting it because it is sketchier and has never been brought to any level of finality. I will, however, be bringing my drawing folder in case I want to share any of my less finished or less LEGO-related art with any other artists in attendance, just as I did last year. I'm very much looking forward to visiting the vendor area, where I hope to get some bulk Hero Factory parts like I did last year (that decision definitely paid off) and some more specific System elements I've lately found myself in need of. I'm not entirely sure what I can expect to find, but since last year there was no shortage of parts from 2011 Hero Factory sets (which I imagine the sellers may have picked up on clearance), then I hope to see an abundance of parts from 2012 Hero Factory sets and Super Heroes constraction sets this time around. Most importantly, though, I'm looking forward to spending time with people I've gotten to know online, including some of my more recent acquaintances from Brickset, Flickr, BZPower, and Eurobricks, as well as many of my older friends from BZPower like Lady Kopaka, Turakii #1 Lava Surfer, Toa Lhikan Hordika, and Omicron. Many in this latter category are friends who have not been especially active on BZPower for a long time, for one reason or another, but whom I've kept tabs with on Facebook and other sites. I'm wondering about possibly bringing my iPod and a small stereo to Brickfair. I find Brickfair is very, very often lacking in terms of music. Last year at the BIONICLE tables someone brought some music and it really livened things up. Plus, I happen to have a decent amount of LEGO music on my iPod: the BIONICLE Power Pack, all the Cryoshell songs used in BIONICLE promotions, and over two and a half hours of music from the Ninjago soundtrack. I'm not entirely settled on bringing music but I'm thinking it could be worthwhile at least on the non-public days (Thursday and Friday). If you want to find me at Brickfair, I'll most likely spend most of my time either walking the show floor or hanging out at the BIONICLE tables with the BZPower crowd. You should be able to recognize me by my badge, which will be bigger but otherwise mostly unchanged from last year. And perhaps also by my glasses and hair which are not all that different from how they appear on the sigfig in my avatar. I look forward to connecting with many people I've met online this year, and I hope we can exchange contact details so I can possibly deepen some of those relationships!
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That Lego isn't currently giving you? If the people from Lego were to sit down in front of you and say "Since we have a ridiculous amount of money and plenty of time on our hands, what can we do for you?" what would you say? And if the first thing that comes to mind is "Bionicle return", then why do you want it back? What do you want out of it? A MMOG? Character X as a set? Or just for Greg to update the serials already? Just because? But if not, and even if so, what do you want in general?
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I dunno, I think the title states it pretty clearly. What's your favorite Lego Series? Lego has got around to making quite a few of these- ones I can recall now are HF, Atlantis, Chima, and Ninjago, but there's probably more. So, what's your favorite?
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100% of you will probably know of at least one of these franchises. Bonus cookies if you're fond of both. First, some more Avengers figs: -Namor (doubtful he's still an Avenger), Maria Hill (technically not an Avenger, but she's in the Secret Avengers title), Rogue (an Uncanny Avengers--protip: Don't read anything by Rick Remender) -Ant-Man and Wasp (she'll be updated with wings once I get the pieces) Now, who's had the pleasure of playing Munchkin? If not, well hopefully I'll remember to bring it to BrickFair, and we'll all have a blast! I wish I could fit the lady munchkin with something on her back too, but the armor gets in the way. I tried stretching a scabbard over it, but ehhhhh... I'm sure other pieces will come to my attention. I think I'll put these two on my brickbadge. -CF
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I finally got around to digging for the pieces to build one of Marvel's favorite couples (until they weren't). I present, the Avengers ANT-MAN and WASP! I could do Wasp as black/yellow/black, but the brighter colors make her stand out more. My friend has suggested a clip and some head-dress feathers as wings. I'll have to look for a vendor selling some at BrickFair. These will go great with my other LEGO Avengers, both official sets and custom (but purist) minifigs. -CF
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I've had the chance to start building (after a long lag period) so I can hustle and bring some new stuff to BrickFair. So far I've dabbled in Steampunk (I am the coordinator after all) and fiddled around with Brickbadge possibilities. I wanted to stray away from the stereotypical brown and slapping on gears, but I think the result is more post-apoc than giving two baddie Victorian ladies a buzz-saw tank. And as my brother pointed out I really should put a boiler on the back (with steam) to show off functionality. So I think this will be revamped with the top half in brown and a formidable engine on the back. But overall I'm happy with how this turned out for merely being an idea using treads and having two cockpits for figs I made last month. The buzz-saw is staying. And I might as well give you a tease of what I'm thinking of putting on my brickbadge. I've attended five conventions! Wow! I consider that a milestone, being able to have five convention bricks on your badge. BrickFair '13 marks #6 (and #8 if you include the two I visited), and I feel it's time to stray from the traditional straight up and down, 1x8 brick format. We'll see what I actually do once I put on a graphic tee and find this thing covering half my shirt. This year's theme is birds, though I might find room for a fig or two. Also, blurry: You didn't think I'd reveal the entire thing now, did you? Anyway, back to building! I've got a hot-air balloon to construct with Naboo! -CF
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Just saw the trailer for LEGO: The Movie. It looks pretty good and I am pretty sure I will see it when it comes out. Loving how it looks like stop-motion (or is it CGI? Hard to tell). -TNTOS-
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The title takes the job of stating it. It seems like TLG has been making a lot of theses lately.
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Peace has come to the land of Albion! At last, after near three decades of shedding blood and vicious infighting the land has once again fallen under the rule of a king, finally putting an end to the Great Civil War of Succession. The war was begun when the old King Leo Mathias died with no clear heir, his only son killed in a battle with the trolls in the west. As soon as his head could no longer bear the crown it seemed every house, clan and banner-lord leapt up to nominate a head of their own, as years of marriage and breeding had left many with a just and equal claim to the throne. Knight fought knight, man-at-arms fought man-at-arms. Crops died untended in their fields, homesteads burnt, great castles were broken to rubble. For some thirty years great Albion was cursed with this madness of greed and rage but the cure has come, and his name is Lionel. Lionel Caerwyn of the ancient and noble house of Caerwyn, was but an infant babe when the Great War first started. An infant babe with a claim through his mother's blood and a father callous enough to believe he could control the crown through his son if only that son could inherit. However the father did not anticipate how long the war would drag out for, nor that a wasting sickness would take him before his plans could come to fruition. His training of the child left Lionel a cunning adversary in the field of battle and in political manoeuvring, and his early demise meant the boy inherited none of his coldness. The ability to both charm and strategise twinned in one champion made him a force to be reckoned with; what rivals he could not rally to his own cause with words of flattery he could crush with sheer military might. It took thirty years, but with the signing of the Treaty of Aldendan removing the last of the legitimate claimants Lionel Caerwyn could truly call himself King. Officially recognised by all major parties, he began reinstating the Crown's Peace, the ancient Pax Corona, an attempt to restore peace to the land and remove any last threats to his reign. For you see, signing a treaty does not make every problem magically vanish. Bandits that swarmed the lands in times of war still prey on the weak, the remnants of broken armies roam far and wide in search of conquest, the ever-present threat of the trolls looms as it always will in west…and in his last mountain fastness the vengeful Bat Lord plots the downfall of all Caerwyns... Lords of the Realm Lionel Caerwyn, King of the Realm, Lord of Gold and Glory. He claimed the throne through the blood of his mother, the old king's cousin, and secured it through conquest. He rules the realm now from the great citadel of Watsmaet, his mind turned to the task of enforcing the Pax Corona and ensuring his own succession so a second war will not break out should his rule be ended. Upon taking the throne he dropped his own house sigil of a green fire-drake and took up that of the old king; a lion, proud and crowned. It is this sigil his house-knights and bodyguards wear, while the knights who bear the lone crown sigil are dispatched across the land to bring law and peace. Willem Caerwyn, the Earl Wyvern, Lord of Plain and Plunder. Younger brother of King Lionel, and inheritor of the green fire-drake sigil that lends him the title Earl Wyvern. Always considered 'the spare' by the elder Lord Caerwyn he did not receive as much instruction in conduct and warfare, making him a more impetuous and reckless sort of fellow than his reserved and calculating brother. Lionel is smart enough to recognise such traits as useful and effective in some circumstances, making the two close companions despite their differing humours. For his aid in the Great War Lionel awarded Willem lordship over the flatlands of Estfallan, famed for both its extensive farmlands and occasional piracy from the port town of Darkharbour and its castle, Dragonsmouth (ancestral seat of the Caerwyns) Hossler Vahnn, the Black Falcon, Lord of Storm and Snow. A hard man, hard and cold like the northern mountains over which he holds sway. He was one of the few great lords not to lay a claim to the throne of Albion, instead lending his support - and army - to Lionel. Since the men of Gryshire, Hossler's province, long ago mixed with the Viking raiders of the far off icy islands they are strong and doughty warriors, and their support was key in several of Lionel's earlier victories. Yet he has asked for little reward, still content with keeping his own province safe. His castle is Falcon's Roost, high in the Gargrim mountains bordering the Blasted Wastes. Danaus Milkweed, Warden in the West, Lord of Stone and Shield. The Milkweed clan have always held in the harsh lands of Marsokk, where the Marbrantt mountains both limit troll attacks to simple raids but turn the lands in their shadow to swamp and marsh with floods of meltwater. Danaus was one of the first lords to claim Albion as his own in the War of Succession, and in truth probably has the better claim than Lionel, but his heart went out of it when his eldest son was killed in a skirmish with the Black Falcon's troops. He withdrew to his fortress of Aenkia until swayed to join Lionel's cause through bribery and homage. This may make he and Hossler allies, but in truth he has never forgiven the Falcon for his son's death. There is just little he can do about it at present. He holds the title Warden in the West as it is his armies that stem the trolls from advancing over the mountains into Albion proper, a constant state of warfare which makes even the youngest man in his legions a grizzled veteran. Anyone bearing his blue fire-drake sigil will receive honour and respect wherever they go. Felix D'Warrow, Earl of the Under-Hall, Lord of Steel and Silver. In ancient times the D'Warrow house were the butt of every joke. Their territories at Nethcross were risibly worthless, full of rocky outcroppings, steaming bogs and land salted by sea winds. These jokes stopped when attempts at digging to fertile ground beneath the salt and bogs uncovered vast seams of mineral wealth. Iron for swords and armour, silver for coins and wealth, coal for fires and forges, even clusters of gems like the eggs of some terrible bird. The D'Warrows became rich and powerful off this, adopting their current sigil of the double axes to symbolise the mining efforts and weaponry it produced. Since the wetland moors of Nethcross could support no castle above them, they built the Under-Hall within their mines and tunnels. No army has dared to siege it in the hundreds of years it has stood. Heironymous Basil, the Bat Lord, Lord of Wrath and Ruin. The house of Basil has always claimed direct descendant from an ancient line of kings that predated Leo Mathias and his kin, and it was this former glory Heironymous sought during the Great War. It is believed this was down to the urgings of his consort Willa, a witch rumoured to be from the Blasted Wastes, whose words were like poison into his ears. His radical claims gained no support amongst the other lords, and his own province of Nichtblud, squeezed between the warriors of Gryshire and the veterans of Marsokk, stood little chance against the forces arrayed against it. While Heironymous himself still lives, most of his lands and holdings were given away to Danaus Milkweed as part of Lionel's settlement with the Warden in the West, leaving the self-styled Lord of Wrath and Ruin largely powerless and forgotten. That is, until he hit upon the notion of gathering the scattered bands of forgotten armies to his sole remaining fortress of Dunnor, arming them under his black bat sigil and sending his so-called Fright Knights to pillage and loot… The Realm of Albion Watsmaet: Where the Kings have ruled since time immemorial. A great citadel or marble and granite standing on a mighty spar of rock where the Dragon River running from Darkharbour and the Broadwater from the Gargrim mountains cross each others' paths. Dragonsmouth: A fortress originally built to guard against attacks from the river, and to launch piratical attacks on the continent beyond, Dragonsmouth actually gets its name from the immense carving of a dragon's head over the main entrance which was used to spew boiling water on any would be attackers (which also spawned the Caerwyn crest). Confusion over time, however, has led to the belief that it is because it sits at the mouth of the Dragon River, never mind that the Dragon River wasn't called as such until this belief. Falcon's Roost: A construction of impenetrable stone built into the very mountains it sits on. Few in history have been foolish enough to attempt to storm the Roost, and their idiocy has been remembered long after their names have been forgotten. It looks out over the Blasted Wastes, but what exactly it was supposed to guard against in those long forgotten days has been lost to the annals of time. Aenkia: Also known as the Shield-Fort, for a pair of reasons: its is the greatest bastion of defence against troll incursions from the western lands, and long ago one of the Milkweed lords started the tradition of hanging the shields of the fallen upon its eastern wall as a sign of respect and defiance. Said eastern wall is now entirely covered with shields, a dazzling array of blue fire-drakes glaring towards the troll lands. The Under-Hall: After years of renovations, extensions and improvements, nobody is quite sure where the Under-Hall ends and the Nethcross mines begin. The surface entrance is not much to look at though, being a simple motte and bailey. A determined army would have no trouble breaking into the Under-Hall proper. No, the real problem would be getting out again Dunnor: In the craggy lands of Nichtblud, there was never going to be much space for a castle on the scale of Watsmaet, so the forts there were always very tall and oddly narrow. Dunnor is no exception, looking like some strange rocky arm reaching for the sky. While not the ancestral home of the Basils, it has always been their fall-back and last refuge. You can feel the paranoia leaking through the architecture, as any wall or floor could be a trap to discourage invaders. Blasted Wastes: Lying north of Gryshire and Falcon's Roost, legend says this was the home of a mighty sorcerer, king of all he surveyed. It is this sorcerer the Basil family claims descendant from, as it happens. He ruled with black magic and necromancy, which slowly poisoned his land until nothing living remained that wasn't sustained by his dark power. It is said a good wizard came and challenged the sorcerer, and that their battle reduced the land to nothing more than the scorched and toxic wasteland it is today. Nothing dwells here but the dead and, it is said, the vanquished sorcerer's apprentices. While there are mages and hedge-wizards still left in the world, no-one equals the power of the two titans that fought here. The Troll Lands: Nobody quite knows how the trolls, green in skin and long in fang, came to dwell to the west of Albion, whether they came in boats or walked across a since-sunken land bridge. Nor does anybody particularly care; they're more focused on how to keep them there. The trolls are too many and too dug-in to be driven out if all the armies of Albion were gathered together, but they can at least be stopped by the Marbrantt mountains and the long line of Wardens in the West. Lost Clans The Black Bulls: While the land was without king, the fortress of Watsmaet was held by Cedric the Bull, old king Leo's Marshall-at-Arms. While the infighting began, Cedric saw how petty and quarrelsome these lords were, and how pathetic their claims, and decided to simply take the crown himself through strength of arms. It was essentially what the rest of them were doing anyway after all. His ruthlessness and strict discipline in his troops won him many victories, but were in the end what cost him everything. When seeking to conquer the province of Banteras, swathed as it was in the Old Forest, he decided that he wouldn't risk being bled dry in constant ambushes and skirmishes and simply ordered the forest set alight, razing the city within. The Burning of Banteras became infamous, and more gratuitously violent with each retelling, drawing the ire of every noble family in Albion. Cedric was lured into a battle which turned out to be a trap which left him outnumbered and outmanoeuvred. His army was broken and Cedric himself hanged from the blackened remains of the oldest oak in the Old Forest. The remains of his army took up a black bull as their design, a remind roof Cedric's great strength and famed horned helmet, and wander the land as swords-for-sale or vicious marauders. The Wolfpack: In times of war, thieves and bandits grow brave through the absence of law. In the midst of battle a soldier's heart might be so gripped by fear that he turns from his friends and flees. These are the fellows who make up the Wolfpack; courageous thieves and cowardly warriors. Lost souls who joined swords because the alternative was no home or food. In the Wolfpacks you might find a exile from Nethcross rubbing shoulders with a deserter from Marsokk while breaking bread with a criminal from Gryshire. They are of all provinces and yet none, as mismatched in skills as they are in clothing and weapons. A raggedy band of outcasts who prey on the weak like the wolves they take their name from. The Forestmen: On the surface the forestmen who fight under the stag sigil seem to share many similarities with the Wolfpack. They originate from many provinces, follow no lord or king and occasionally rob and raid from others. But they are no wandering band of misfits, instead they believe that the forests of Albion are rightfully theirs, that they should be allowed to dwell in them unmolested and tax whomever they wish for passage through them in what they consider a noble cause. They hold this to be true as, for the most part, the Forestmen are the survivors of the Burning of Banteras. The forests are the home they have taken since their own was lost, and no king or his Pax Corona will drive them out. Rules 1. All BZP Rules apply. Obviously. 2. No godmodding. This means no killing whole cities of enemies in a single go, no pulling deus ex machina solutions out of nowhere, no developing sudden skills never displayed before, and so on. 3. Don't have your character somehow know something that he would only have learned if you, the player, had told him, aka metagaming. 4. I realise this is a game where pretty much everyone is going round with a variety of very sharp and pointy objects with the intent of hitting other people with them, but try not to get too graphically violent, okay? 5. Related to the above, don't kill someone else's character without their permission 6. To play, use IC, meaning In Character to describe events happening to your character, and OOC, meaning Out Of Character, for things you as the player are saying 7. There are currently no limits on characters. Its a big world, go nuts Profiles Fill 'em out and post 'em here Name: Gender: Appearance: Personality: Alliegance: (If any) Weaponry: Skills: Biography: Thanks to Sisen for approving!
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Here is a Bionicle Chain Necklace i made. I use 37 Hewkii Inika Chain. To add a Kanohi Mask on: 1 - Technic, Axle 2 Notched 1 - Technic Bush 1/2 Smooth 1 - Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Angled #1 (known to only use 2001 to 2002 Kanohi Mask) or 1 - Technic, Axle Connector with Axle Hole (you can use a Rahkshi head for this) Then put what ever mask you want on. Here is the Chain Necklace: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/363946
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How this will work: I am basing the price off of what I originally payed (or what the original set price would be). I am willing to discuss however. Tell me if you’d like it completely disassembled or partially disassembled (what most of them are now) I will tape up the box after ensuring I’m sending you a complete set with everything it came with initially Message me your address and I will tell you what shipping will be with or without a tracking number I will only ship after receiving payment Why am I selling? I got into Bionicle late in the game, around 2007 where 06 sets were on clearance. Since then, I've been buying pretty much every set. The sets mentioned below only make up a little less than half of my collection. Unfortunately, my parents refuse to believe that a junior in college should still hold onto their 'childhood interests' and are forcing me to either keep them either in storage or figure something else out. I wholeheartedly do not want all the sets that made up my childhood to be collecting dust in the basement and more so the trash. I am trying to sell all of the sets listed below because of space, parents, and the fact that they'll go to a better home than I can provide. Prices listed are what I originally paid for them and that's what I'd prefer to sell them for. Sets for Sale: http://imgur.com/a/3dsFs#0 for all the pictures (missing Brutaka and Axonn in the pictures)Barraki Carapar - $10Barraki Eehlek - $10Barraki Mantax - $10Barraki Pridak - $10Barraki Takadox - $10Glatorian Buddy Atakus - $7Glatorian Buddy Berix - $7Glatorian Buddy Raanu - $7Glatorian Buddy Tarduk - $7Glatorian Buddy Zesk - $7Glatorian Fero & Skirmix - $20Glatorian Gresh - $13Glatorian Kiina - $13Glatorian Malum - $13Glatorian Strakk - $13Glatorian Tarix - $13Glatorian Tuma - $20Glatorian Vorox - $13HF Rocka XL - $25Inika Axonn - $20Inika Brutaka - $20Inika Hewkii (includes all zamors, but is missing the chain to connect his sword to him) - $10Iruini (Improper mask) - $9Mahri Defilak - $5Mahri Dekar - $5Mahri Gadunka - $20Mahri Lesovikk - $10 as it just contains the rideMahri Morak - $5Mahri Thulox - $5Mistika Bitil - $13Mistika Gorast - $13Mistika Krika - $13Mistika Onua - $13Mistika Tahu x2 - $13Mistika Vultraz - $20Phantoka Buddy Gavla - $7Phantoka Buddy Kirop - $7Phantoka Buddy Photok - $7Phantoka Buddy Radiak - $7Phantoka Buddy Solek - $7Phantoka Buddy Tanma x2 - $7 eachPhantoka Chirox - $13Phantoka Jetrax T6 - $50Phantoka Lewa x2 - $13 eachPhantoka Mazeka - $30Phantoka Pohatu - $13Phantoka Rockoh T3 - $40Phantoka Vamprah - $13Phantoka/Mistika Takanuva - $30Piraka Reidak (no box, no instruction manual) - $9 but I'll settle with $7Quad Bike Technic Set from 06 - $20 Note: If you're looking for the era, I tried to include Phantoka, Mistika, etc. in front of all the names. Thank you for reading. EDIT: MAJOR OVERHAUL on the list EDIT 2: I ALPHABETIZED IT!!!! HELD (denoted by the red text): SOLD: Gelu, Metus, Inika Hewkii w/ chain to amanda113122Makuta Icarax to amanda113122Toa Norik to Jaller1234567890Nocturn to BfahomeKarzahni and Radiak to Electric TurahkMutan/Vican, Ignika, Antroz, Lesovikk, and Ackar to someone on Reddit
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-Build some (like 4) steampunk stuff for the cool steampunk minifigs I've made -Make sure I use more than just brown. Use gears and functionality. (As if that needs saying.) -Build something for the Pharaoh's Quest collab, because Greg is part of WAMALUG and super-cool. -Build my secret Galaxy Squad idea which only works this year. -Build a 16x16 Micropolic thing because that theme is super-cool and I keep forgetting to. -Mope about not building any new Bionicle stuff since 2010, but bring all my old stuff anyway to fill the theme. -Pack. -Realize I won't get much pleasure reading done like I have in most recent months, but it will be worth it. -Register MOCs. -Be awesome. If this list didn't exist I'd just time-travel to August and hang out with you lovely people. -CF
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One thing I've wanted to do years ago was to visit LEGOLAND in California, though I never had the money or any other reason to visit the state before now, so I didn't really think much about it. But this week I am here in the city of Los Angeles, visiting some friends, and part of my plan is to go to LEGOLAND. I'm looking forward to it. It wasn't the reason I came out here, but I figured since I'm in California, I might as well make the trip to the theme park. I don't know if I'll get another chance later. ©1984-2013 Toaraga EAM
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Hi guys, I recently attended a homeschool convention called HEAV (Home Educator Association of Virgina) last weekend and stumbled upon some LEGO booths/products. Brickarms and LEGO Education were there, along with a bunch of used BIONICLE/LEGO books. Brickarms were selling Roman themed minifigure packs along with some miscelaneous weapons (They had a Captain America shield which looked pretty dang cool), books, and movies. They were also playing they're stop motion spoof Jericho: The Promise Fulfilled. At the LEGO Education booth, they were showing off the new EV3 set and the original NXT set, along with other LEGO Education sets such as the Story Starter kit, Simple Machines, and some Power Functions. They had a very large pile of Quatro bricks alongside a kiddie pool full of LEGOs! But the best part at the LEGO Education booth was the fact that they were letting everyone 13 and up play with EV3! From my point of view, EV3 is a really nice set. The system has been updated with newer programs, for example, now you can put a "face" on your display screen. EV3 also opens up a lot of new possibilities for building. Such as a motorized Elephant. So, share your thoughts/opinions/experiences on LEGO Education and LEGO booths at conventions! I took pictures of just about everything LEGO there, and will hopefully upload them within the next week!
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I was wondering what your favorite LEGO (or Bionicle)gift you have gotten was. I would actually say mine was the Episode 3 Star Wars Clone Walker thing from 2005. The reason? Because I got it in ~2009. Another good one was when I got Keelerak. What were yours?
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You go to (insert miscellaneous Lego event here) wearing a Bionicle T-shirt and a (ignorant) Lego spokesperson marches up to you with a microphone. "Hey you there, you're a Bionicle fan! Why should we bring Bionicle back?" What would you say? What would you do?
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Just wanted to ask everybody. What's the highest level you've gotten to in the Inika games? (Piraka attack, Matoran escape, etc.) For Piraka attack, I got to lvl. 19, Inika Island Assault, I got to the Avak boss. And for matoran escape, completed the game .
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Greetings matoran, toa, and other things of all alignments and colors! I recently watched the 2010 Alice in Wonderland movie (note: this is not a place to hate on the movie, just to speculate). I personally liked it, and it got me thinking; what if lego did an Alice in Wonderland theme? My reasons for speculation: 1. There is certainly room for sets; red queen's castle, the Mad Hatter's tea party, Jabberwocky, etc. 2. Lego already has a contract with Disney. 3. There is talk of a sequel to Alice. Since lego seems to choose the moment when a sequel is being produced to jump on the wagon, so to speak, it makes it even more likely. Obviously, this will probably not take place until the sequel is being filmed and produced, but I just thought I'd throw the idea out there for discussion and speculation. I hope this is the right board to put this in. Please yell at me if it isn't. Well, don't yell but, tell me.
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I heard about a LEGO convention that's happening in my neck of the woods (from somebody who doesn't live in my neck of the woods... see how on top of things I am). Brick Fiesta July 4-7, 2013 Hampton Suites & Convention Center Mesquite 1700 Rodeo Drive Mesquite, TX 75149 I'm thinking about going, if anyone's interested. If I do go, it might just be during the public hours, since I haven't really done anything with LEGO in a while and am not really sure what I have going at that time. (I might have a chance to go with a cousin who's also grown up with LEGO and whom I don't see much). So if anyone else is interested, just let me know. I wouldn't mind meeting up.
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Which of these themes would you want to see as the next LEGO RPG? Currently, there are four RPGs: -Alien Conquest by avmatoran -Lego Universe by Jacks and Brikman Schulz -Ninjago by Canis -Castle by Lord of Adders Black Two RPGs are being planned: Chima by Zakaro Exo-Force by Bulik and Floridian Citrus
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I had the chance to put a display in my LEGO Store--one of the perks of being in a LUG near a store that has a Window To the Community. I built a scene around the summer 2012 Marvel comic event Avengers Vs X-Men. You can find this at the LEGO Store in the Tysons Corner Center Mall in Northern Virginia for April and the first couple days of May. While the comic series was mediocre overall, the inspiration was welcomed. I took that and created this: I've included the iconic Cyclops blasting Captain America scene: ...as well as the fight that had everyone wondering how Iron Man even stood a chance: Iron Man in his mech, blasting the Phoenix Force, was essential to creating the Phoenix Five: And I threw in a few other scenes to round it all out: And I couldn't resist throwing this underneath: I have to admit, Rogue is one of my favorite figs I've ever made from a pre-established work. More pix found here. So what do you think? Who's side are you on: The Avengers or the X-Men? -CF
