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Re: Bionicow (was: I like Whenua)
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lugnet.technic.bionicle
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Tue, 17 Jul 2001 17:50:49 GMT
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In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Tomas Clark writes:
> I'm looking at the creature in question right now. It's a MOC created by
> Daniel Lipkowitz, one of the project managers here at LEGO Direct in New
> York -- I brought it as an example of Bionicle-style construction. (Sorry
> Daniel!) There was an explanatory card in front of it on Saturday but when
> it got moved into the "historical sets" room for safekeeping the card went
> astray.
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> The Mata Nui Cow-Moose (Daniel is on vacation so I can't ask him for the
> real name...) uses a Gali torso, two Gali legs and two Pohatu legs, a blue
> Kaukau mask on its back, and a Pohatu arm (aka "Throwbot arm") for its neck.
> The head is a Gali foot connected to a Pohatu "toe" piece, turned upside
> down, with towball axles for eyes and Gali hooks for horns. A gear on the
> back moves the front legs Onua-style. It's a pretty snappy MOC -- when
> Daniel is back I'll ask him if we can take more pictures.
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> I should reiterate that this is NOT an official LEGO product, but a MOC,
> just in case anyone's unclear. But there are all sorts of strange beasties
> on Mata Nui...
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> Tomas Clark
> tclark@halfrobot.com
-starts digging at parts--looks at pics of the Bio Cows in game- Hmmmmm...
-random fire burts up in a corner- Hmmmmmm
-looks at BioCow MOC- Hmmmmm
-decided to throw it fr a miss- yessss....
-disapeares in a puff of lego bricks-
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| I'm looking at the creature in question right now. It's a MOC created by Daniel Lipkowitz, one of the project managers here at LEGO Direct in New York -- I brought it as an example of Bionicle-style construction. (Sorry Daniel!) There was an (...) (23 years ago, 17-Jul-01, to lugnet.technic.bionicle)
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