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Retro News: May 1-10 2002
Posted by Richard on May 13, 2013 at 09:56 PM CST:
A month of Matoran Madness begins, the worlds largest Bohrok commercial, explanations on gold and silver mask powers, the answer to the pharmacy exclusive Bohrok Va, and the arrival of the spybotics set are some of this segment's highlights.  |      |
Retro News: April 21-30 2002
Posted by Richard on May 3, 2013 at 10:53 PM CST:
For this segment, Dave counts down to a MOCathon, a kahu modification allows for a pilot and gunner, a few more details about the mask of light movie are uncovered, a bohrok frog is discovered, some new sets arrive two months early, and a list of star wars models and their contribution to BIONICLE® are some of the highlights. | |
 
Rahkshi Hunter, Now With 50% More Rahkshi!
Posted by Richard on May 3, 2013 at 09:59 PM CST:
I've made some revisions to my rahkshi hunter, it still needs some work but I think you will enjoy some of the changes, including a method to use rahkshi fins without a curved shell piece. | |
Retro News: April 11-20 2002
Posted by Richard on April 23, 2013 at 10:14 PM CST:
This retro news segment is mostly old market-watch sales alerts, dead links, and advertisements. There are a few interesting stories, like the rise of the Spybotics and Dave's good fortune finding a new caecilian worm. | |
MOC Spotlight, "U.H. 8730", By Imatron
Posted by Richard on April 23, 2013 at 06:36 PM CST:
Years ago, when the Hewkii Inika set went on sale for $2.50 USD on LEGO S@H, I ordered a bunch because I wanted to see what a full ring of Zamor ammo clips looked like when made into a complete ring. This left me with a bunch of leftover parts and eventually resulted in Project Uber Hewkii. Now I present to you a more finalized version. | |
Retro News: April 1-10 2002
Posted by Richard on April 17, 2013 at 05:57 PM CST:
Sorry about the late news, computer issues. Some of the highlights include MoD's first April Fools joke, a couple toa statues built out of brick, and a number of interesting MoCs including a combiner of combiners. The staff have also whipped up an interesting flash game, and recreated the iconic Krana hunting Kopaka. | |
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