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Re: Throbot limb improvements
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Date: 
Thu, 14 Jun 2001 02:04:50 GMT
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To the contrary, half of my Toa sets limb pieces (legs in particular) have
become very loose.  I think they didn't used to be that way.  Lewa is the only
set that has the textures on the leg peices - I had assumed it was wear and
tear, because he is the one I have had the longest (I managed to buy him and
Kopaka during a trip to France in March).  I expect the rest of my Toa will
become loose as well over time.  Anyone else had this problem?
Ian

Roboriders Aren't That Bad wrote:

In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Paul Gyugyi writes:
My new Pohatu(*) figure has throwbot leg pieces (part 12173) that have
a texture to the spheres.  This is really noticable on the shoulder
pieces used as hands on Pohatu, since they now stay in place
rather than flopping around.  The old legs had smooth
spheres, right?

BTW, has anyone made a Slizer parts reference, where I could
go to find out what sets have, for example, a throwbot
head in dark grey?

(*) nicknamed Potatoe  (the "toe" is because he has a
large toe thing, and because of Ex-VP Dan Quail).

-gyug

I noticed (pre-Bionicle) that there is a fair amount of variation in the arm
pieces in just the way you describe as well as some seeming to be made of a
harder/stiffer plastic. The yellow ones show more color vriation than would
be usual for bricks.

The Bionicle ball-and-sockets seem a lot stiffer than their predecessors.



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(...) My nephew's Kopaka has one rather loose leg but he actually bought it that way (23 years ago, 14-Jun-01, to lugnet.technic.bionicle)

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(...) I noticed (pre-Bionicle) that there is a fair amount of variation in the arm pieces in just the way you describe as well as some seeming to be made of a harder/stiffer plastic. The yellow ones show more color vriation than would be usual for (...) (23 years ago, 14-Jun-01, to lugnet.technic.bionicle)

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