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In lugnet.general, Paul Coombs writes:
> For me, Bionicle got me looking at Technic as a whole again: not for the
> sets, but for parts to make better er mechanical men ( I wouldn't call them
> any form of Bionicle and I might get flamed if I call them Mechs ). I'm not
> the least bit interested in the Bionicle storyline. I do, however, like the
> different masks for different personalities and color schemes.
>
> Lego isn't ever going to get completely away from their other products. If
> Bionicle helps them to sell more and be better off financially, great!
>
> Just my opinion.
>
> By the way, if you're interested in seeing my creations go here:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=MetalandMagic
Same here, Paul. The parts alone have helped revive Technic from the sorry state
that it was in. As far as your creations are concerned, I feel you can refer to
them as mecha simply because you are taking Bionicle to a new level, in much the
way I am. I, too, could care less about the storyline, the card game, the video
game, or the characters themselves. I just want the parts! Currently, I'm
working infusing more Bionicle parts into Gundam-like creations. I'm proud to
say that they look fantastic from the knee down (okay, so I have some work to do
on the rest of it).
Here's my stuff...
My Zodiac Mecha-Throwbot and Bionicle inspired Mech Designs
http://members.home.net/legomecha/lego/mecha_hi_zodiac.html
My first attempt at a Bionicle modification...inspired by Mark Chan's Kopaka
Rehu
http://members.home.net/legomecha/lego/images/bionicle/dark_onua/
-Dave
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