bobasdad

This set is beautiful (definitely my favorite of the summer wave).

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That is simply amazing. My jaw hit the floor.

Nice review, WhiteFang. My wallet started crying about halfway through it (I'm a huge fan of LEGO and my wife is a huge fan of Disney; so I imagine I will be buying quite a few of these).

I'm not sure. I think they came out of a Ninjago set.

Challenge accepted! Behold, the Toa of Sharp Sticks: Once again, please excuse the horrid photography.

I'm glad you posted this, xboxtravis7992. It is now my personal mission (after I recover from the grammar-induced aneurism I just had) to build a Toa of Sharp Sticks.

I missed the original BIONICLE entirely. :(

My son (who is now seven years old) and I recently discovered BIONICLE 2.0. Our first purchase was the Master of Ice and his companion protector. My son was dissapointed by the way the two of them "combined"; so I told him to find a better way to combine them. A few minutes later, he showed me this: He had popped off Kopaka's golden shoulder pads and attached a second pair of arms (made entirely out of pieces scavenged from the Protector of Ice) to the exposed ball joints. He then reattached the shoulder pads to the gearbox using a couple of spare pieces and fashioned a pair of "light sabers" for Kopaka to hold in his new hands. It's a simple mod; but I'm quite proud of my son for coming up with it. Please forgive the lousy photography.

Hello. I'm bobasdad. I enjoyed building with LEGO back in the late 1980's (I had a coffee can full of bricks and thought it was a treasure trove) but fell into a lengthy dark ages when I left home for college. Now, decades later, my children are old enough to enjoy LEGO--and they love it (their stash of bricks makes my childhood colection look pathetic). Playing with them has rekindled my long-lost passion for LEGO (imagine my deight when I discovered AFOL was a thing). I wanted a place to discuss LEGO and show off mine and my kids' MOCs; and eurobricks seems like the perfect fit for me. I hope to get to know you all and, eventually, become a valued member of this community. Here is something my son and I put together just for fun: Please forgive the lousy photography.