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Hi, guys! Have you noticed that in the Legend video (aka Episode 0) where Ekimu has blue eyes while his set form has yellow eyes instead? I did, and I also noticed that this eye color switch happened to the Protector of Stone when in his set, his eyes are blue while in the webisodes, his eyes are yellow. I wonder if there is a connection between these differences. Maybe that both of the characters had accidentally switched eye colors. I mean, each of the other Protectors in their sets have the same eye color as his or her respective Toa. Here how it is: PoF and Tahu -> blue eyes PoW and Gali -> yellow eyes PoJ and Lewa -> yellow eyes PoI and Kopaka -> blue eyes PoE and Onua -> yellow eyes For the Stone guys: Sets: Pohatu's eyes are yellow while PoS's are blue. Webisodes: Both of them' eyes are yellow. This is quite strange. Does Ekimu meant to have blue or yellow eyes? What about the Protector of Stone? Did Lego make a mistake in the sets or the webisodes? (Well, since I already have the Protector of Stone set and when I get the Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder set, I could switch their eye pieces.) What do you guys think about this?
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Old school Bionicle fan here! I’m trying to collect all the new sets. I bought all the current Spring sets and the hero packs. Are there any limited edition sets that are more difficult to find? I swear I read somewhere that there are special limited edition masks that were released earlier this year. Is this true and where can I find these masks? The comics have not returned to the lego magazine, correct? Thanks BZP people,
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So as we all get older we're gonna have to make decisions, buy some property, go to university/college, maybe even start a family, and this got me thinking about what I'm gonna do with all my sets? So what will you do with all your sets as you get older?
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Hey guys & dolls! It's your good ol' pal huh! And i have some stuff for ya... Just a few facts (pls read) - These sets are 100% complete except these cases : Pohatu w/o stone, only one green Zamor for Piraka, and those "great" black rubbers, which like to die after some time (and some yellow for Visorak too) - They are used, but clean & w/o broken parts! - Prices are for each piece/set - SOME cans/boxes & instructions available - let me know, what you want & i'll check - I do ship worldwide (buyer pays shipping & PP charges)! The costs depend on weight, but aren't high, so don't worry! I should mention, I'm from the Czech republic. Delivery time shouldn't be longer than 14 days (never happened to be longer and I've sent stuff to various countries). - Cash only (via PayPal) - I have a positive trade record here : Mask Collector, Munty, shadowonua, Ulragunner, Turtex, Miras, Reya, Vraiment, 55555, Kayru (if i forgot someone, pls, post it here!) - THERE WILL BE MORE! Soon(ish) - Let me know via PM, what you want ---------------------------------------------------------- - Oh, and if you have golden Roborider wheel, let me know as well AaaAand, here we go! Masks 5x copper Komau (indeed) ($35) Throwbots/Slizer 1x 8502 City/Turbo ($6) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Roboriders 1x 8512 Onyx ($7) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8514 Power ($7) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Bionicle (epic drum solo ) 2001 McToran (O'Toran for the cool land of Ireland) 1x 1389 Onepu ($4) Turaga 1x 8540 Vakama ($5) 2x 8541 Matau ($5) 2x 8542 Onewa ($5) 1x 8453 Nokama ($5) 2x 8544 Nuju ($5) 1x 8545 Whenua ($5) Toa Mata 1x 8531 Pohatu ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8531 Pohatu (NO stone!) ($7) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8532 Onua ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8533 Gali ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8534 Tahu ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 4x 8535 Lewa ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 6x 8536 Kopaka ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Bad dudes 1x 8548 Nui Jaga ($20) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2002 Bohrok 3x 8562 Gahlok ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 4x 8561 Nuhvok ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8563 Tahnok ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 3x 8565 Kohrak ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8564 Lehvak ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8560 Pahrak ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Toa Nuva 2x 8568 Pohatu Nuva ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8567 Lewa Nuva ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8571 Kopaka Nuva ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2003 Bohrok-Kal 1x 8573 Nuhvok-Kal ($8,5) 1x 8574 Tahnok-Kal ($8,5) 2x 8575 Kohrak-Kal ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8576 Lehvak-Kal ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8577 Pahrak-Kal ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8578 Gahlok-Kal ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Matoran 1x 8585 Hafu ($6) 1x 8586 Macku ($6) Rahkshi 1x 8590 Guurahk ($8,5) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE That guy... 1x 8593 Makuta ($20) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2004 Toa Metru 2x 8602 Nokama ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Vahki 1x 8615 Bordakh ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8617 Zadakh ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8618 Rorzakh ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2005 Toa Hordika 1x 8737 Nokama ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Visorak 1x 8746 Keelerak ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8747 Suukorak ($9) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Rahaga 1x 4877 Norik ($6) 1x 4878 Bomonga ($6) 1x 4879 Iruini ($6) 2006 That golden guy... 1x 8625 Irnakk ($50) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE Another Matoran... 1x 8722 Kazi ($6) 1x 8723 Piruk ($6) I hate spiders, but not really... 1x 8764 Vezon & Fenrakk ($35) Piraka 2x 8903 Zaktan ($10) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 1x 8905 Thok ($10) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2007 Barraki 1x 8916 Takadox ($10) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8917 Kalmah ($10) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2x 8920 Ehlek ($10) The limited one 1x 8939 Lesovikk ($35) 2008 Phantoka 1x 8685 Kopaka ($12) Cool ships 1x 8698 Vultraz ($20) 1x 8942 Jetrax T6 ($40) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE These are Matoran as well? 1x 8947 Radiak ($7) 1x 8948 Gavla ($7) Another limited one 1x 8953 Makuta Icarax ($35) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE 2009 Glatorian 1x 8983 Vorox ($12) Cool slegde 1x 8992 Cendox V1 ($20) INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE And that's all folks! For now... :burnmad:
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We know what the sets of 2015 are: the Toa, the Protectors, and the skull villains. But, what about 2016? What do you want for wave one, wave two, and the small sets? Personally,I want more villains in wave two. Makuta is a must, in my mind. We saw a glimpse of him in Episode 0 (that's what I like to call the episode titled "The Legend"), but I want to see more of him in the role of the supreme villain. As for wave one, The Toa again, but more in tune with their elements. Lewa has more jungle-esque pieces, Gali has a flowing water motif, Tahu has more flame, etc. As for small sets? Villagers. Make them small. Barebones, not much armor. Little to no tools. Why? So we can have 12. 12 little villagers with their 6 leaders. 2 per element. We've seen villagers in episodes 0 and 2, but what if we actually got a few of them? That'd be a whole lot of world building for what, 5 bucks per set? See, 2001 didn't have the same issue we do now. They had villagers (McToran) and leaders (Turaga), plus their heroes, the Toa. That gave the Toa extra incentive to save the island. Now, all we have is the Protectors, and that's less interesting. What do you guys think?
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I was cleaning up my room a bit and dug around in a few boxes. To my bemusement, I found an old Exploriens' box! While this is the oldest box I haven't recycled yet (I've recycled everything except Bionicle canisters, which up until recently were used as parts storage), the oldest set I still have built is a RoboForce vehicle that is sitting on my shelf (gathering dust). The Exploriens are my favorite LEGO Space theme, but I suppose at some point in my childhood I felt the need to take this set apart but was never compelled to do so to the RoboForce one. At this point I don't really feel like I should, if only to keep a bit of my childhood around (as well as a variety of figs). Also unearthed was a tub of Bionicle things I didn't miss: Piraka spines, Kanoka, Rhotuka, Kraata, Zamor, and some torsos from 2008 and on. I reorganized my Bionicle collection late last year but never said, "huh, I wonder where those Piraka spines are." But, I know they have building potential. (I wonder if the Rhotuka and Kraata are worth anything in my BrickLink store....) Oh and I found the LEGO Club BrickMaster CD with Bionicle comics #1-25 on it! Now I can reread most of the story (seeing as how I have no idea where in my house the physical comics are, despite now wanting to bag and board them). Just another day in the life of an AFOL! -CF
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Hey there, a few days ago some of my friends asked me to showcase how my bedroom feels like. So, I'm taking this oportunity to showcase all my Bionicle sets here as well! Enjoy! Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muJK17OKmaY&feature=youtu.be UPDATE: I've installed a new Shelf!
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So...If any of you are Transformers fans, you may know about the rapid rise of third party companies and their plethora of products. If you do not know what I'm talking about, third party products are products produced by companies completely separate from the official company. (In Transformers case, Hasbro). These products are usually higher quality figures that fans want to own or sometimes even supplements to officially licensed figures. I'm pretty sure everyone out there wants at least one set of either a character that was never represented as a set by lego, or perhaps an updated version of a previously released set. Now, my question. Can you see third company parties rising up in the future? I mean it wouldn't be too hard for a fully fledged company to make sets (considering the average amount of time/money/engineering that goes into making 3rd party tformers, bionicle sets aren't stretching the imagination by any means). Do you think Bionicle has or will ever have a big enough fandom to necessitate the formation of a third party company? And if this hypothetical company did produce sets, would you buy them? Or would you remain loyal to Lego?
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In my last entry, I shared my first two BIONICLE 2015 set reviews for The New Elementary. Now, I can share the third and final (for now, at least). Check out my review of 70778 Protector of Jungle, 70780 Protector of Water, and 70781 Protector of Earth right here! In addition, I've managed to draw something I'm really proud of for the first time in months! Check out my drawing of Gali - Master of Water right here in the General Art subforum! I'd love to draw some other BIONICLE characters, including maybe one of the Protectors I got, though I might want to wait to see if we learn anything more about their individual personalities in case that might inspire a particularly fitting pose.
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Two of my BIONICLE 2015 set reviews for The New Elementary have now been posted, with a third still forthcoming. I received six BIONICLE sets from the LEGO Group to review for that site: three Toa and three Protectors. Check out my review of 70788 Kopaka - Master of Ice right here! Check out my review of 70784 Lewa - Master of Jungle and 70786 Gali - Master of Water here! And finally, because I was lucky enough to receive these three particular Toa, you can see my attempt at building a 2015 version of Toa Kaita Wairuha right here! What's more, I recently finished writing an article on the BIONICLE theme's triumphant review for Blocks, a British-based magazine for the LEGO fan community! I believe it will be appearing in the January 2015 issue of the magazine. I am thrilled to have had this opportunity to own, build, and play with these new BIONICLE sets, and for the opportunity to share that experience with the LEGO fan community! My hope is that the articles I've been writing will not only inform BIONICLE fans about the new sets, but also perhaps educate other LEGO fans about just what it is that makes the BIONICLE theme and its return such a big deal for so many people.
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Man, this is a controversial topic. During Generation 1's decade-long run, we got lots of constraction sets. Lots. And lots of them. But, for every Brutaka or Maxilos, we get an Umbra or Krekka. Today, let's take a look at some of the worst Bionicle sets, in no particular order. 1: 8625 Umbra When I first found out about this set, I thought he looked pretty cool and interestingly designed. But when I look more at the set, I realise it's quite flawed. The colour scheme is inconsistent, his 'roller blades' are just weird, and the build is a bit clunky. My opinion of this light-wielding guardian may be a bit harsh, considering it's still a mildly okay set, but in comparison to many of the other sets released that year, or the years that came before or followed it, it is quite a bad set. Not only that, but his design is lackluster. To my knowledge, there are no exclusive parts made for him, and the newest things we get out of him are a new melded Rhotuka and some recolourings. In conclusion, this set was uninspired and rushed, looking more like a MOC than an a good, solid set. 2: 8623 Krekka In the winter (summer for all you people from the Northern Hemisphere) of 2004, we moved on from the threat of the Morbuzakh and the Vahki to have more focus on the Dark Hunter duo, Nidhiki and Krekka, who were each given their own respective sets. Whilst the Nidhiki set had a solid build and a good design, the Krekka set didn't satisfy us as much as Nidhiki did. Krekka himself does have some positive things about him, them being a consistent colour scheme and an intended brute look, the cons outweighed the pros. The torso ended up being extremely clunky and bulky for a head moving function, the design is riddled with gaps, and his limbs are quite flimsy. While Krekka is still an okay set, it is mainly let down by it's lack of armour and clunky design. 3: 8912 Toa Mahri Hewkii What I am about to complain about also applies to some of the other Toa Mahri sets, but this Toa of Stone ends up being the worst. Matoro had a slightly awkward build, but still looked pretty good, and Kongu was bulky and lazily designed, but still consistent. Hewkii here doesn't really have any redeeming qualities. His build is really flimsy and weak, and the rest of his build is really awkward. Hewkii has chains again, like his Inika counterpart, which is... okay, he has a really strange mask that tries to substitute as armour, and fails at that, and he is just lazily built overall. Sorry Hewkii, not going to impress Macku. So, that's about all. Besides the Stars line, Bionicle has had a mostly bulletproof reputation when it comes to good sets, so as making this list more unique and slightly pointless. What are some of the worst set in your opinion? You probably have more bad sets on your list than I do. Let me know!
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I really wish the new sets come out in christsmas, instead of January (would be a good día de reyes gift, though XD). It would've made more sense, with all the holyday spirit and extra money. What do you think? Having a brand new [insert name of the first set you're gonna buy] sitting under your tree? Or having a Bionicle-less christmas?
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who does this. You're looking through the LEGO catalogue, and come across a set you like the looks of. But, of course, you're strapped for cash. Plus you don't really want to go out to town or whatever to buy it. So what do you do? Obviously, go to the downloadable instructions page on LEGO.com, look up the set you liked, and build it out of your collection. I've done this pretty much as long as I can remember, and it's particularly fresh for me right now, since I just built the new B-Wing last night. There are, of course, some pieces that I won't have, or have the right colours of, so sometimes it can end up looking a little different - although I must admit that I do enjoy the challenge of figuring out which piece or pieces to use instead of the one it says. But what have been your experiences with it?
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You can find pictures of the Protector sets here. I think that all of them were well designed, despite the fact that they all have the same face. But which is your favorite? Vote away! Edit: Technically, it's the Protector of Jungle, not Air. Fixed.
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Hello once again everybody! With so much excitement over BIONICLE's return, I thought what better time than now to finally update and post all of my checklists? These lists are intended to be simple in design and easy to use. They mimic the style used by many collectors for some action figure lines I also collect. To use them, simply click on the list you want below to open the full size version, open it in any image editing program, and fill in the boxes using the colors from the indices. There have been numerous changes since last I updated. These include the additional of several entire lists! Updates for 2015 are also well under way and will be continuously updated as new items are unveiled or images become available. Complete: Sets, Masks, Krana, Kraata, Kanoka, Rhotuka, Mask-like Sets Masks Krana Kraata Kanoka Rhotuka Mask-like Back Up Links Can't see the above images or the links aren't working? Try here: SetsMasksKranaKraataKanokaRhotukaMask-likeExamples For some examples of them in use, here are my lists: SetsMasksKranaKraataKanokaRhotukaMask-likeI hope you all find them as useful as I do. ~|ET|~
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I was just in my room playing with Breez Flea Machine, a set that I got at the LEGO store last week. It's been on my wish list since before it came out, because I really love its design. The LEGO Group really showed great creativity with this year's Invasion from Below sets and I think it totally paid off. Generally the set meets all of my expectations. Non-traditional design? Check. Its tripod build and heavy use of Technic really help it stand out from previous Hero Factory sets. It's also helped by its bulky leg armor and tiny feet, which give it a very nimble look (though with only three legs and such a tiny footprint, it can't hold TOO many different poses). Great parts? Check. The Bright Yellowish Green square shell detail pieces are great. It DOES have a lovely printed shell like the other machines, though it's a different size and color than usual. The mini-heroes in general have great designs, and Breez is no exception. I'd be amiss if I didn't also mention the cool new cocoon petals! Awesome functions? Check! At first I was a little bit disappointed with the claw, because it snagged every time I tried to flick it so I thought I'd be forced to extend it manually with the "Hand of God". Laaaaame. But then I realized that it was just the winch that was getting caught. If you unwind the winch before firing, it works like a charm! Then you can use it as a grappling hook, and the set even includes a zip-line piece that came out during my childhood, so Breez can slide down the cable to traverse a gap! It also works nicely for grabbing and retrieving the cocoon. Plus, she even comes with a click-shooter — the first one I've gotten in a set, though I bought some from a vendor at Brickfair back in August. For those who aren't aware, these are tiny handheld shooters that fire a 1x1 round plate with surprising distance and power when you press the trigger. Considering how bulky, obtrusive, and difficult to integrate many previous LEGO shooters have been, this thing feels like a dream come true! The variations on the concept coming out next year will hopefully have similar efficacy. But then there's something else. A regular flick missile launcher. And when I was playing with the set earlier, I couldn't help thinking this was probably one of the set's least impressive functions. Don't get me wrong, I love flick missiles! Or I did, back when they were one of the most compact, least obtrusive, and most versatile launcher designs. This year the LEGO Group introduced lots of amazing new launchers, including the click shooter. With a basic click shooter already in the set, I thought a pair of flick missiles would be kind of pointless and superfluous. It's not like they'd even work that well just slapped on the side of the set like that, right? Well, it turns out I was wrong. Maybe I've been wrong for the past five or six years of my life, in fact. Maybe everything I know is a lie. Because just on a whim, I flicked that missile, expecting it to fly maybe eight or ten inches. And instead, like some kind of miracle, it sailed three or four meters, over my twin brother's bed, and landed in the far corner of the room. I actually thought it had misfired and gone straight into the ground before I heard it land on the other side of the room. I was flabbergasted. Flick missiles aren't supposed to work that well. Not from my experience. Probably not from MOST people's experience, judging from all the hate I see for them in reviews. Surely this had to be some kind of fluke, right? After I found the missile, I returned it to the launcher and decided to try again. This time, I kind of screwed up. Instead of launching one missile, my finger accidentally hit both. Great, another misfire, I thought, before I heard yet another click of a tiny plastic missile hitting something hard on the far side of the room. I found the first of the two missiles in the closet, about as far away from where I launched it as the previous launch had taken it. I still haven't found the second. Maybe I could get a blacklight to help look for it, since it does have a convenient fluorescent green tip. It didn't land in either of the trash cans over there, so it will have to turn up eventually. But wherever it ended up, today I learned something amazing. Discounting the possibility of witchcraft, or the possibility that the last hour and a half of my life has all been some crazy dream... my flick game is surprisingly strong.
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Usually I build a set and take it apart a few days later for the pieces. And while the Milano has plenty of great pieces I want to use, I decided to spare it for a while and show it off. While usually any sets I decide to keep around are displayed on my shelf, the Milano is pretty big. Luckily I've got this plant hook in my ceiling to take advantage of! I've hung stuff before at the LEGO Store displays I've done, so I knew fishing line would work and the best way to coordinate it. Looks good! -CF
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I was thinking about all the recent news articles, and I thought of this: Could Lego bring back the sets (not the story, but the sets) of old themes under the same banner, like Lego Legacies or some other name, using modern Lego parts but maintaining the old themes' aesthetic qualities? For example, they could produce a few Exo-Force, a monorail train, and maybe a few Fabuland-style sets (maybe even a couple Galidor ) under this name and sell them. I'm thinking that this would not be big (maybe only 1-3 sets per year, and perhaps in limited release) but it might be a good idea to appeal to parents who remember the old lines, and little kids who like trains. What do you think of this idea? Would you like to see this idea? Would it actually be possible? Or is this another one of my crazy ideas? Vote and discuss away!
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There is no doubt that certain HF sets are more appealing (as well as contain more useful parts for MOCing) than others. So my question is: which sets did you get multiples of, and which ones would you have liked to? My brother got us a second Furno XL (we share our LEGO but most of the stuff is mine since he's growing less fond of it.... today's youth ), and I bought 2 copies of Thornraxx when I got it. -
So I hear a lot of great things about the mctoran and how nostalgic they are, but are they really solid sets (for what they are)? Does their quality match up with their size? One day in the future when I can I'd like to buy one (or all, but first probably just one) of the mctoran, and I'd like to know which one you think looks the coolest. At the moment I'm leaning towards Onepu because I love purple and the Pakari but I'd like to hear some of your wisdom! -
Hello everybody, welcome to Chima month Last week, my store finally stocked the Chima 2014 Constraction sets. Today I'm providing an opportunity. As long as they're in stock, I am willing to pick them up and send them to you for MSRP + Flat Rate shipping. I ship from a US post office, so there shouldn't be any issue with insane oversea shipping fees. Simply PM me your address and what you'd like me to purchase for you, and I'll provide you with the Paypal that I use. Once I receive payment for both the set(s) and shipping, I will purchase and send the set(s) to you. Large Sets - $22 Chi Sir Fangar Chi Fluminox Medium Sets - $17 Chi Cragger Chi Laval Chi Panthar Chi Vardy Chi Mungus Shipping - $6 I'm not asking for anything in return, I am simply acting as a middleman to help spread Chima 2014 across the US.
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When I first started joining conversations in this community, I came across a lot of people complaining about how much they disliked the so-called Inika Builds. At the time, I thought they were referring to the Toa Inika. I personally didn't much like the Toa Inika, and after seeing some of the sets that my friends owned, I decided not to buy any myself. But, as I engaged more in conversations, I came to realise that people were referring to everything post-2006 as "the Inika builds" and accusing Lego of "reusing the same designs". I'm sorry, what? I didn't see these complaints after the Toa Mata became the Toa Nuva, even though their body designs were nearly identical. Every year leading up to 2006 used the same designs as every other set in each year, but 2006 was the last year that happened. Look at the Barraki, or the Mahri. None of them were even remotely similar. They were all different, and unique, and the same goes for every set that came in later years. Look at the Phantoka, or the Mistika (especially the Makuta sets). And the Glatorian only carried on with the tradition of creative and innovative new designs. I really don't understand why there's so much hate, or why people seem to think everything after 2006 used the same builds. 2007 onwards were my favourite years for sets (excluding the Stars in 2010). Does anyone else feel the same way I do? Or am I the minority here?
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Hero Factory introduced really cool mini-fig sized (well, generally, they were a little taller, though appropriately so) heroes. LEGO has made these for Bionicle in the past, and I think we all know how those looked. But "Invasion From Below" shows that LEGO is still (at least partially) open to constraction sets in mini-fig scale. So since Bionicle is probably coming back in 2015, do you think LEGO would try making play sets for Bionicle on the mini-fig scale again? If so, do you think they would use system bricks and plates for them like they did before or try using technic like they did for "Invasion from Below" (I personally hope they would use technic, I don't know what it is but there's just something so wrong about seeing system and Bionicle together...). I don't think it's an outright bad idea, but it would largely depend on how they're made. A bad set is a bad set, whether or not the concept it good. So... yeah, what do you fellas think?
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Do you feel there is a set or many sets that were really underated ? Like sets everybody seems to be complaining about but you think is great ? Or a set no one talks about but you think is genius ? For me, it would be the Turaga. These were pure genius to me. They look simple but had many pieces and a great design as well as a cool function. Also like the colors they choosed for them. What is your underated set(s) ?
