LEGO Microscopy #1 - the Squid

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@LegoDavid, @Enbeanie, @Seuss, @Ghid
Thank you, I’m glad you like it!
I have a few ideas for the near future, but feel free to suggest any parts you would like to see up close. If I have them, I will consider them.

Whait what :no_mouth:?!

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yummy

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Come to think of it didn’t you post something similar in the squid color variation topic? :sweat_smile:

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maybe…

I put a lot of things in my mouth as a kid, okay? (rip Gavla 2008-2008)

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Noice. The squid looks cool up close.
of course I only have 2 yellow ones and one is broken

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my squid from Carapar lives on inside me to this very day

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How did you break the Squid? Did you freeze it first? :laughing:

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I just used my teeth idk they ain’t that solid or hard to break

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Well that’s the point, since they are bendy and rubbery, how would you break them without freezing them first?

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simple: nom

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you seem to be too proud of the fact you consumed a lego piece

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yes (;

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No. now I’m tempted to do that
um
I stretched the tail too far when I was launching it and the tail broke off.
so uh
that’s why I got another one

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Well that is one of the reasons Squid launchers were a dubious idea in the first place - it expects you to put a repeated physical stress on the part with no indication of what is too much.

Don’t do it! Bionicle pieces must be protected! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

While I would never even think of attempting what @Seuss apparently did, It would be an interesting idea to make real edible replicas of the Squids - some sort of soft candy.
Where are all the Bionicle chefs??

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Exactly. squid launchers suck

Of course it would be, it’s perfectly preserved in the ice.

No, it would be a gummy.
yum yum

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Well I wouldn’t be that harsh, but they are the weakest of the bunch, even if you know the trick to make them work. Well at least they look cool - and some of the early concepts are intriguing!

Yes, that is what I meant :+1:

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Fair enough, they are a pretty effective weapon in fiction at least

Somebody make this.

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they sell them on bricklink bro

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=57555&name=Bionicle%20Squid,%20Rubber&category=[Bionicle]#T=S&O={"iconly":0}

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no we’re talking about the edible kind

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Seuss already proved that they are edible, if you’re determined enough

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