@timmytowntim the battle of the mask makers is very much worth it, and if you get that you may as well get the other one
@Kidnapped_Sock very nice. i really wat to get at least 2 more losss
@CaptainOfTheGuard very nice. i like your background storage. that is very nice.
Yes. RIP in pieces, LoSS. You were the Darth Maul of G2, except when he got revenge he actually didn’t suck.
Already built Korgot, Gali, and LoSS. When I get back home I’ll build the two Uniters.
Got these the other day.
Also went back to the electronics and game store that sells Lego for some reason and bought some discounted sets as well as more duplicate sets for my quest to gather all the sets necessary to build Makuta (only need 3 more sets, in case anyone is wondering).
Why Bricklink, why…
I ended up spending $40 on parts (you can see some in the background) that I was in no rush to get. And all because I wanted those keychains…
couldn’t you just buy a strap and attach it to a mask?
$40! For those? What a ripoff. They look like a cheap craft project that a kid would make.
Nah, I like knowing that it’s an official product. Plus, the strap says Bionicle 
It seems like you’re not seeing the bags of parts on the background. Each key chain itself was about $4.
@Toa_Taruho can we see an image with all of these parts if possible?
Does anyone know where to find the cheapest Bionicle sets? So far the least expensive sets that I’ve found were at K-Mart.
I bought Kopaka, Tahu, and Pohatu Master. As well as the Protector of Earth. The Toa were $10.99 each, and the Protector was $7.99. The sets were either taken out from storage in the back of the store and put on shelves, or they have been sitting there for a year. I’m guessing this is the case because when I bought them, the boxes actually had a bit of dust on them. Here are the completed sets:
Unfortunately Kopaka was missing the sticker sheet for his legs. But it’s not that big of a problem to me. Especially with the price I paid for these.
You sure? Try slapping the box upside-down and looking under the box flabs.
I saw the bags of parts. I knew that that’s what you bought. But what I was saying was I thought it was a ripoff that that was how you got the key chains. I thought what you were saying was you didn’t really need the parts but spending that amount of money was the only way to get the key chains.
@Square Thank you for telling me that. I had no idea! Is this a common problem or is it just my absent mindedness that is to blame?
Edited for double-post -legomaster
Most of the parts that I got were to repair/complete some sets, so I’ve already put some of the parts to their respective sets. Though if you truly want, I can PM you the list of parts that I bought. (it’s like 7 pages so I don’t want to post it here.)
Oh, no. It was simply me getting the urge to buy more than I originally planned, which is something that happens often with Bricklink. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Also, since we’re still talking about the key chains…
Does passing my theory test count as ‘Look what I got!’?
@ComradeWolfie i say it is. good job mr person maybe called ryan but more likely called comradewolfie
Just got these at my grandparents house.
Sorry for the quality I don’t have access to a quality camera.
Are you talking about Fry’s Electronics? I went there about two years ago in late 2014 and found the 2013 LEGO Chima Constraction sets there. I got the Chi Laval set.
The half-price books where I live is going out of business, so I got this for 15$
And this for 7$
Since I’ve never owned a playstation before, I have no games to play on it /: Unless you count this.
I got this at goodwill a year ago, and I still don’t know what it is.
http://i.imgur.com/3yeJpEj.jpg
Got this in the mail today and just finished building it. Took roughly nine hours for some reason
And yes, minifigs and stuff are there, they’re just hidden
No, this is a Scandinavian store called “Webbhallen”.
Funnily enough they do also have a few Chima sets according to their webshop.
