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Published: 2009-11-26 06:38:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 9217; Favourites: 295; Downloads: 161
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Couldn't focus so I did a speed run. Wanted to do this one for a while now, so I just went with it.Time: 2 hours exactly
Very limited pieces (on vacation, brought my mobile stock with me)
Strictly bionicle
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Do you know the pieces I used or are they new to you? They connect fairly easily.
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The pieces used in the skull are unknown for me, it looks like a raven or a bird.
Which set do they come from?
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The shield: [link]
The skull: [link]
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Bought it from Bricklink.
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It's under animal body parts.
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Ah.
I was looking under Bionicle.
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great dino at first i thought it was a sculpture and not lego
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Very well made construction - it looks very much like a triceratops.
I'd love to see what you could do without a limited selection!
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interesting. I didn't know you could special order pieces. Thanks for the info.
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you could make the first power ranger megazord if you want to yes or no
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I'm backed up with projects right now. But school is forcing me to take a break from building anything until it's over.
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Where did you get that face? O: I can't find pieces like that anywhere.
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For both masks and more, look here: [link]
This is a database for all the pieces/colors and where to buy them. For the two specifically look under bionicle masks and animal parts I think. Hope this helps.
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wow!its amazing the things that you have built with lego!awesome work!love the colors!
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This is sweet! If you happen to know, about how much do you spend making one of your lego pieces? I always thought that it was expensive, so I never got around to making them.
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I always reuse my pieces when I'm finished so I don't buy new pieces for a new model. It's more about having a decent sized collection to work with. Using Bricklink is the cheapest way to do that.
But if I were to put a price on how much the pieces are worth in each of my models, I'd say it ranges from $20 to $60 USD.
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Thanks for the quick reply. I usually can't bring myself to take apart my creations after I build them. I look forward to seeing what you build!
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I see... clever, I wouldn't have sufficient parts of the right colours to pull off something that neatly within a colour scheme, I'm also missing the head-piece but I think I can work out a number of the aspects of it's contruction...
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I don't have time to make instructions anymore.
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fair enough, they're just so good
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nice. i like the way the peices make it appear bony like fossils
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Its a non-bionicle dragon. I found it on bricklink.
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Do you work for Lego? Because you have a LOT of it. And I'm pretty sure that head wasn't used originally as Bionicle, so that doesn't make it strictly Bionicle
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No I do not work for Lego. My collection is actually small compared to most adult builders. And I count the head as a bionicle because it cannot attack to any brick element. Technically speaking, I should say that it is strictly bionicle AND technic. But I won't.
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you forgot to put a horn on his nose
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So many people have said that. I made this in 2 hours and I couldn't find another horn are the time.
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you work with what you.i can understand that.
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Fair enough! Try doing a Stegosaurus some time maybe...
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This is amazing! The colours re really consistent, and that head looks really realistic...fossilised, almost.
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