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Talk about an awesome trailer. Now I really can't wait to see this in November.
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Greetings to those reading this topic. So I'm still trying to hunt down a couple of Bionicle pieces and exclusives and am hoping that some of you can help me out in some way or another. Unfortunately I'm in the middle of a move so I don't have anything to offer as far as trades go, but I can and will happily offer money. So the first thing on my list of wants is the Comic-Con edition of Bionicle Ignition 3 with the variant cover (pictured below): Since I haven't come across this comic at all over the past couple of years, I'd be willing to offer $50 for it in Near Mint condition. Lastly and most importantly for me, I'm still trying to hunt down a GPKK Xa and Vu (pictured below). For those of you who don't know what these are, the Gray Plastic Krana-Kal were rare prototype Krana given out to Proto Squad members in 2003. Despite how some of them may look in different pictures due to bad lighting, they are NOT the Dark Gray Krana found with the Lehvak Va sets. These Krana are made from hard plastic (like normal Lego bricks) as opposed to the rubber they used in most Krana. This is what makes them so unique and rare. Here are pictures of the ones I own. These have proven extremely difficult to track down and the only people I know who own them have complete sets of GPKK and who won't be parting with them any time soon. I've offered incentives in the past for people who can help me locate these Krana and I will continue to do so. Unfortunately I am all out of spare WMKK to offer, so I will just offer money. If you can help me get in touch with someone who owns one of these two GPKK and I am able to work out a deal with them, I will give you $100 USD just for helping me find them. Another way that you can earn some extra money from me is if you locate one of these two GPKK on a place like eBay or Bricklink. Should you find one and you are unable to reach me, feel free to bid on the item or buy it in my stead and I will reimburse you as quickly as possible and add $100 to whatever price you bought the Krana for. If you are reading this and happen to own one of the two (or both) of the GPKK that I am looking for, I am ready to offer $400 per Krana. Please contact me if you are interested in selling and I'm sure we can work something out. Feel free to ask questions.
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In my last topic, I analyzed the total price of gen2, excluding the clear Mask of Fire from Comic-Con. Obviously, some people got it for free from the actual event, but some of us weren't that fortunate. So, from what I can tell, a lot of us bought one off of eBay or similar websites. However, by the nature of reselling, the price varies a lot. I was wondering what some other people paid to get their hands on 1 of 1500 masks. I shelled out $32, you?
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I'm not entirely sure if this is the right place to post this; because there's no direct LEGO connection and there isn't going to be any official LEGO presence there, I'm posting this topic in Of Topic Culture. I'm not sure if it will need to be moved. However, at least one artist who has done a considerable amount of work for Bionicle will be there, and so this topic is at least slightly connected to Bionicle. For those who aren't familiar with it, the Emerald City Comic-Con (often abbreviated as ECCC) is the "largest comic book and pop culture fan convention in the Pacific Northwest". It is essentially a Seattle version of the San Diego comic-con, in that many private dealers sell comic books, many professional artists come to promote and sell their art as well as meet fans, many people cosplay their favorite characters from popular books, films, and tv shows, and many celebrities come to meet their fans. I myself will primarily be attending in order to buy comic books to add to my collection, but I will also be attending in order to meet Carlos D'anda, who will be one of the celebrity guests. Yes, it's the same Carlos D'anda who illustrated the first nine Bionicle comic books; it's confirmed to be him on the website. According to his personal website, Stuart Sayger will also be attending, though he isn't listed as a guest on the ECCC website, so we can't be entirely certain that he'll be there. The Comic-Con itself runs form March 28-30 of this year, and again it is in Seattle. You can find out more about it on it's website, here: http://emeraldcitycomicon.com/ Stuart Sayger's website is here: http://www.stuartsayger.com/ So is anyone else attending, or planning to attend?
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I was wondering if any other members here were planning on attending the Emerald City Comic-Con. For those who aren't familiar with it, the Emerald City Comic-Con (often abbreviated as ECCC) is the "largest comic book and pop culture fan convention in the Pacific Northwest". It is essentially a Seattle version of the San Diego comic-con, in that many private dealers sell comic books, many professional artists come to promote and sell their art as well as meet fans, many people cosplay their favorite characters from popular books, films, and tv shows, and many celebrities come to meet their fans. I myself will primarily be attending in order to buy comic books to add to my collection, but I will also be attending in order to meet Carlos D'anda, who will be one of the celebrity guests. Yes, it's the same Carlos D'anda who illustrated the first nine Bionicle comic books; it's confirmed to be him on the website. According to his personal website, Stuart Sayger will also be attending, though he isn't listed as a guest on the ECCC website, so we can't be entirely certain that he'll be there. The Comic-Con itself runs form March 28-30 of this year, and again it is in Seattle. You can find out more about it on it's website, here: http://emeraldcitycomicon.com/ Stuart Sayger's website is here: http://www.stuartsayger.com/ So is anyone else attending, or planning to attend?
