Racie02
February 11, 2017, 9:47pm
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Set name: Scarabax Monster
Based on the scene in TLR with the monster made out of Scarabax beetles.
Turn the gear to rotate the monster
Includes two minifigures: Mata Nui and a Bone Hunter, plus a rock steed.
“Fero, what are you doing?”
Each set sold nowhere, since this isn’t a real set.
If you’ve been listening to The TTV Podcast recently, you’ll know that a heavy topic of discussion has been whether BIONICLE would have been better off as a System theme, or whether it should stay constraction. Kahi even opened up a poll in order to gauge thoughts and opinions from you guys. And today, it’s time to put this discussion to the test.
Your mission, should you choose to build it, is to create a feasible LEGO BIONICLE set… out of traditional System. This means a Set Name, Piece Count and Price.
The goal here is to see what it would be like if BIONICLE had actual system sets outside of the ones released between 2005 and 2007. Let’s get into specifics.
A set must be:
-Made physically or in Lego Digital Designer/equivalent (i.e, Stud.I.O, LLDraw, etc)
-Given a name
-Given a p…
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Fixed Spelling Error in Title - BioSquire
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First, the real thing is purple, not blue. Second, the use of a human as a BH is creative, however with a Robot Mata Rui is just seems odd and out of place. Mata Rui is okay, I guess. Overall, the MOC is a good concept (especially the Scarabax Monster, that is cool), but it just needs some work.
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Racie02
February 11, 2017, 10:04pm
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well, yes, the movie version is purple, but the set version of click had dark blue, and I figured LEGO would carry that color scheme over to a brick-Click.
Plus I had more blue than purple.
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Ah, I didn’t realize that. Good point.
Square
February 11, 2017, 11:06pm
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The blocky build hardly describe what is going on; not enough detail to distinguish like a Bionicle set-
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Rockho
February 11, 2017, 11:13pm
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Now this is a scene I would’ve never expected someone to recreate…that said, it’s really nice though a bit too blocky; use more curved slope pieces
