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Re: I need a slizer...
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lugnet.loc.au
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Date:
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Fri, 13 Jul 2001 00:43:54 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Zac Soden writes:
> After comparing the two, I dicovered that Bionicle have all of these new
> custom parts for arms which, although have the ball-and-socket joints, will
> not allow for the addition of plates to hide the mechanisms. A slizer would
> be better as it contains the original ball-and-sockets and also can be found
> at a very low price nowadays.
Actually both slizer and bionicle limbs have a pair of technic peg holes in
them.
A good bet may be pohatu, which has two slizer arms, and two bionicle arms.
Plus a pair of balls for joints. He'll be easier to find since the
Target-age-group(R) doens't seem to like him as much.
> The big question is where to find a slizer. I will start hunting around
> tomorrow but was wondering if anyone knew some stores that might have them.
If you're not fussy I can do (almost) unlimited quantities of Judge slizer
for AU$9. Two limbs per pack plus a whole slew of other useful parts.
Moreover, you might want to follow RichardP down the Dark-Path(TM) and
modify the arms so you get a ball (for the socket) and rod, that plugs into
standard technic.
James (who finds holidays aren't quite as relaxed as he thought)
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| Hi everyone, I'm doing planning for my next batch of models and among them is a mech. For the arms, I want to have ball-and-socket joint movement as used on slizer and bionicle. After comparing the two, I dicovered that Bionicle have all of these (...) (23 years ago, 12-Jul-01, to lugnet.loc.au)
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