Author Topic: Lego "Hero Factory..."  (Read 12000 times)

I never liked bionocles. I was never very creative as a young child, I remember I'd sit back and watch my cousins build cool stuff with them and then end up breaking them in an all out smash-together war.


Kopaka and Lewa were my favorites

I miss the Lego Knights Kingdom sets.


They do have several sets that appeal to older kids.
Ever hear of Architecture, Technic, Mindstorms or their Collectors series (Taj Mahal, Modular Houses, etc.)? And if you mean video game related things specifically then you're just thinking with too high expectations.
No, I'm not asking Lego to have video game tie-ins. I am just sick and tired of Ben 10, Toy Story, Clone Wars and whatnot.

Legos by themselves are made for children... maybe just have a slightly wider range?

Architecture – an average $100 for a set with 0 playability (although I guess that's the point) that isn't even mini-scaled? No thanks.
*Modern Technic – a couple of trucks, maybe a crane! Oh boy!
Mindstorms – Not arguing with this. Some fun stuff here.
Collectors – Half of this is like Architecture, the other half seems to be the same idea repeated. They must have made about 5 nearly identical houses in 10 years.

I miss the Lego Knights Kingdom sets.
Yeah, but what could you do with them?

I used to fuse bionicle and knightparts together. With a lighter.

I used to fuse bionicle and knightparts together. With a lighter.
Okay... :cookieMonster:

Bionicle's gone, eh? I wouldn't be too sure.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5PVj-HOjGE
Notice how each Hero Factory box has the Bionicle logo on it.

With the original Toa Mata all the male Toas had a ball thing on their chest, where as Gali had one of the sockets on her chest.
Onua didn't. His head came out of his chest. Also I don't think Pohatu did either, considering his torso was upside-down.