Thanks for the speedy reply, any idea of the rest of the “toy” looks like?
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Indeed they did come with a Rhotuka launcher toy,
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Full set:
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My dude, who even is that meant to be?
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Pictured on the left: Piraka Avak, Thok, and Reidak.
Pictured on the right: Toa Inika Jaller, Kongu, and Hahli.
What, you don’t remember the iconic scene when the Piraka sprouted Disk Launchers out of their chests?
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Or when the toa ignika transformed into helicopters, but jokes aside so what my eyes are reading is that these two people are the same?
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I genuinely want this to be canon now
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I wonder if anyone has used these parts to make mocs…
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There was someone on Reddit asking about these pieces the other day, and they said they were considering using one for a Hagah spear.
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please make the face of that monstrosity a digital file that can be printed as a mask.
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I wonder if those Nesquik toys were based on prototypes… maybe somewhere after the earliest known prototypes with kitbashed masks but before the Igniter versions (see BioSector01’s prototype gallery) of the sets. That could explain some of the discrepancies in appearance compared to the standard figures.
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Don’t remember where it was, but I’ve seen someone use avak’s body in the head construction of a moc.
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Does anyone know if the small disk launchers included in these Piraka sets are compatible with Kanoka?
iirc they’re just slightly off from Kanoka. The launchers themselves are Technic-compatible, though.
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Those are weird.
they are just small enough to make it hard to insert the disk and just big enough to not make it impossible