Captain M

Maybe he bought them?

Where the hell did you get a monitor that big? .-.

That background makes me feel at home.

This topic is very helpful. Thanks for the backgrounds, I didn't know they changed.

Ditto. I was aiming for the "print" button and clicked on the delete icon.

I'm a good modeler, I'm just not stating in which program I'm good at. I doubt anyone here uses it, and it can't be used to import/export models.

D;

I don't mean to brag but here they're each $7.99 USD.

I zoomed in and it looks like those are Rahkshi legs, not Solek arms.

How did we find the original name to this set? Because, it looks like it says "Buck and Vapour".

1) I don't buy very large sets, but I can see why most people call them parts packs. They are full of elements that aren't sold in sets much, which makes them very useful. For example, the Grand Carousel had a ton of pirate gems. They are also expensive, which is why I said above that I don't buy them. I do admire the designer's work on them so far. Even if some people do think them to be parts packs, they are marvelous if you actually take the time to complete it. For this question I'll just leave the answer Blank. 2) It depends. For a theme like Bionicle, I do my best to collect the whole series just because they're that awesome. On some other themes though, I don't collect the whole series. Some sets are designed good with great functions, others just seem to pass by me like they weren't even there. Some are great, some are good, and others just plain ugly. Another reason why I might not collect a whole series as much is because of the cost. At today's economy, some sets are extremely expensive. I buy some sets individual, and I try my best sometime to get a series as a whole. 3(4-5?)) I would definitely love to see a set surpass the Taj Mahal in pieces. I'm thinking something like a cathedral. In particular the Sao Paulo Cathedral. I'd save up all the money I'd need to for that. Just imagine the detail.

Well, there goes my day. At least I now know what it is after seven years.

Haha. I saw 3D Brickthing bump this on the news. Cheater. Anyways, I might buy #8. It all depends on how good it is.

Yeah. I revised Axonn would be nice.

If my Mom will let me use her camera(I don't own one, I think this one takes video), I can probably take a quick thirty second video of it.

It's a bit more soft than Kraata.

In a nutshell; Hi Captain M, All normal Krana are made of a squishy rubber, which is the same as Kraata, Inika masks, Mahri tubes and a few weapons. The only common misprints were purple Krana, which come in two different shades (one is UV reflective, the other isn't). Anyway, feel free to post a topic for these kind of questions, as I'm not the only member who can help you out with Bionicle questions, and a second opinion is always good. Regards, Brickthing If this helps, it's a Tahnok Krana Vu. I mean, it's not at all like any other Krana. This one is... squishy. Rubbery. Not like plastic. Krana are meant to be rubbery. What is the texture like compared to other Krana? Texture, as in color? It's the same as any Krana. It's not the color, it's just what it's made of. I guess what I'm trying to say here is that it's not like regular Krana. Instead of being hard and rubbery, it's soft. It kind of feels like clay. In that case, it could be a misprint caused by a batch of Krana rubber mixed incorrectly, or something could've happened to the Krana in the 7 years since it was manufactured (perhaps indecent heat/sun exposure?). I've never heard of an extra rubbery Krana, and if it doesn't look different I can't help you from a picture, but you've definitely got a unique Krana. If you want to, you probably should post a topic asking about this in case somebody else has heard of this situation before. Regards, Brickthing

With chocolate feet! Excellent Moc. The colors really make it stand out.

Adding on to what you just said, this is a good topic for old resources. So if you happen to be looking for an old game sometime in the future, look there.

There has been artwork for the Element Lords?

Your lucky. I have just about half of all the sets ever released. :P Here's my list:

I haven't bought a Bionicle book in ages. Anyways, does it really matter? I mean, if sales don't go right Greg can always tell the whole story on a Bionicle related website like BZP.

Maybe they're all 'robots' with a human personality.

There never were really any posts in here to begin with, compared to the other forums.

Speaking of Rahi, I got my Kardas Dragon for $25USD a few days after Christmas.