Probably not, since Marendar was created by Greg for the story.
While Lego had previously made a set of a story-only character by making Karzahni into a set in 2007, that’s not really possible here since Marendar wasn’t introduced until after the sets were discontinued.
aside from the kind of wonky weapon that looks pretty cool
Did good cop from the Lego Movie draw his face?
Hulk squint!
Seriously though, it looks very Jack Kirby inspired and it’s actually not half bad.
Shame on you for insulting the artist.
I can’t even make out any face at all in that, good or bad. Am I just not seeing it?
It looks accurate. The features are all there.
It’s off-center, un-minifugre-like, sloppy, and probably done with a pen, but it’s honestly not half bad all things considered.
A prototype of the temple of the crystal king.
Has anyone else noticed that the Jetrax T6 could be a prototype of the Thornatus V9, or vice versa (or that they came from the same prototype or something like that)?
The two vehicles have a very similar body shape (including a near-identical roll cage), and they both have transformative functions that change the vehicle between “parking mode” and “battle mode”. Additionally, they have similar armour styles, such as the inclusion of small blades alongside the driver, and the use of spiky parts in general. They even both use the Krika blade piece in the same location (if the Thornatus is in “narrow mode”).
There are other similarities as well, such as the inclusion of Midak Skyblasters on both vehicles, or the fact that their drivers have identical legs, identical colour schemes, and very similar arms, but those could just be due to the limited number of parts available to the designers.
The roll cage over the cockpit is also more or less recycled
They also have very similar roll cages.
Considering they came from different years, it’s probably more of a “if it ain’t broke…” kinda deal.
And here we can see my very short-term memory functioning in real time
Have you noticed the roll cage? they’re very similar.
A match made in heaven
I’d drive this as my regular commuter
I’ve noticed that the two’s roll cage builds are very much alike.
The roll cage has been rolled between both vehicles in a roller coaster and a rental service. Why it happened is unknown, except that the two are apparently very similar.
Maybe the High Emperor will kindly explain it to us mere mortals why this is or is not, for it is by his will that such enigmas exist. All hail High Emperor @Ghid !
