Quite simply fantastic

[The Enigmatic Dr X]

Just bought this from Tesco. It's fully articulated and great fun to build. They had two models and I'm gonna get the other tomorrow.

Mrs X has already had her fill of me crying out "Launch Missiles" and "Get her with the anti-wife gun... brrrrrrrrrrrrr."

Link: http://exoforce.lego.com/buildinginstructions/7708/default.aspx" target="_blank">It's a story of conflict...

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[The Enigmatic Dr X]

I should add it was ?3.98, it was "for my boy" (who isn't even one yet), and he is now guarding my PC against rebel robots.

[Adrian Bamforth]

So they've finally ditched that old-fashioned 'building bricks' element of Lego.

I can see four nodules in that picture...FOUR! What are you going to stick on the tips of the feet anyway?

ADE

[The Enigmatic Dr X]

Actually, there are quite a few bits. I was suprised at how many there were. They are covered up by the orange blocks. I guess that's to give it a "finished" look. Underneath, though it's the same old lego.

[pauljholden]

Goddamn that stuff is cool.

- pj (offline at home argh! online at collge yay!)

[Tiplodocus]

I've always been amazed that when we bought LEGO for the kids, they'd build it once and leave it as a statue.  I used to take 'em apart, rebuild them again, reip 'em apart, rebuild them as something different etc. ad nauseum.

[The Enigmatic Dr X]

Me too. I had a hoover box half full of the stuff.

[IndigoPrime]

It sort of reminds me of a Z-Knight (which were sort of humanoid Zoids).

[Funt Solo]

We built a lego night club once - it had a chill-out room, flotation tanks, dancing robots, DJs, decks, slip-mats, spliffs, hot-knives - the whole kit and caboodle, basically.

It was called Club Fuck, because whenever anyone saw it all they ever said was "fuuuuuuuck".

Must dig out a photo...

[Trout]

No need, Linton.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.