Editorial Review

As a mechanized army of Trade Federation battle droids descendson planet Naboo, the reclusive Gungan people decide to take armsagainst the enemy invaders and defend their peaceful homeland. Now youcan join the battle against the Federation by assembling this 77-pieceGungan Patrol LEGO set. Part of the LEGO Star Wars: Episode Iseries, the set is easy to assemble and comes with an illustrated,step-by-step instruction booklet. Along with two miniature Gunganfigures, the set includes two ostrichlike Kaadu figures, and a cart forcarrying weapons and Gungan energy balls into battle. You can place theGungan figures on any flat surface, or snap them easily into place ontop of the Kaadu mounts. Other LEGO Star Wars: Episode I setsare sold separately. --Chris Burns ... Read more

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Boring and bulky
There are some neat pieces here, like the animals for the Gungans to ride. There's a small cart for storage of "energy balls" (clear blue 1x1 cylinders) that is sorta neat. The Gungan mini-figs are the same as the Jar-Jar ones, but in different clothes. Overall, only bother getting this set if you are working on a big Naboo display and need a bunch of Gungan soldiers.

Oh please.
Oh no, Lego have got to be joking. The most awful alien life forms ever seen on the TV or cinema screen are brought out in plastic form. This set is worth it for novelty value, I suppose, and it does have some useful pieces like those giant radar dish wheels and those blue lights. And being able to inflict whatever kind of torture you desire on Jar Jar Binks is worth anybody's money.

Great for building a Gungan army
This is a great set with two figures with animals and a cart that opens up to reveal explosive charges (which in Lego terms are small transparent blue cylindrical pieces). I bought several of these so that I could make my own Gungan army. I wish Lego would not have put Jar-Jar binks in this set, though, since he is available in many other sets. I probably would have bought even more sets if Lego had not done that. Even so, the Jar-Jar figure can be modified (change the color of pants, arms by exchanging with other figures, etc.) so that you can have a large Gungan force. Now you just need a bunch of Battle Droids... ... Read more

Editorial Review

Determined Pahrak-Kal uses brute strength and a plasma shield to plow down enemies. Once kids (7 and older) snap together the set’s 40 pieces, Pahrak is true to his comic-book dimensions. Unlike typical LEGO pieces, these vary widely in shape and size. A graphic construction guide, which has few words, encourages kids to build the figure using only imagination, observation and spatial skills. Included is a slick "Bionicle" miniature CD-ROM with computer-animated bios of Pahrak and an adversary (QuickTime automatically installs). No batteries are required.--Diane Beall ... Read more

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Just read...
Pahrak-Kal is just another version of Pahrak. ... if you just like to collect. Nothing new same old toy... This is for people who like to create custom guys: He has the only source for the Brown bohrok arms to date... otherwise he is pretty much useless besides the silver hip joints and hand sheilds...
If you are looking for something for a son or daughters birthday get something else. Go and search for Panrahk. He is better and more poseable... ...!
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Excellent!
Pahrak-Kal is awesome!It's fun to play with,its colors are cool,the handshields are cool and he's easy to build.Like the other Bohrok he rolls into a ball and you can hang him upside down in his canister.Recommended to to all Bionicle fans. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Whatever you do, do not invite Kurahk to your next dinner party. And if he does show up, make sure he leaves his special staff at the door. Because whomever he strikes with that staff is instantly consumed with overpowering feelings of rage, and that, needless to say, can make things awkward at social gatherings. Kurahk is one of the Rahkshi who, in the mythology of the LEGO Bionicle series, are gathered together to capture the Mask of Light and prevent the coming of the Seventh Toa. Since he's a toy, and since the enclosed instruction booklet is so easy to follow, it's unlikely that anyone will be consumed with rage when fitting together the 45 pieces that form Kurahk. --Charlie Williams ... Read more

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Bionicle Rahkshi Kuurahk
Kuurahk is the only Rahkshi I have. I got him for Christmas before 2004 started. His staff features are cool.
In the future (Maybe after the Toa Metru and the Vahki) they should make like a Rahkshi-Kal or something with legs that move with the twist of a gear or something just a little more advanced besides just moving the arms back and forth or up and down so as they look like they're walking down the sidewalk.
I hope you agree with me. All in all what I say about the Rahkshi is.....

COOL(...) ... Read more

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The Best Mini!
I love this set. It is a great addition to any Star Wars collector, or a young fan. These mini-models alow people to be able to enjoy their favourite viechles, but without spending $100 (AT-AT, Millenium Falcon etc.) to just buy the set. Aside from the price, the mini-models are just as fun and exciting as their bigger counterparts. This set, unfortunatly, has no moving parts at all, except the circle-thingy on it's front, but it only moves a little.

Made from only 99 pieces, this set isn't very hard to build, but can be a bit demanding on consentration. The finished product can easily fit into the palm of your hand or slip into your pocket.

Also, several of the models that have been discontinued by the LEGO company, such as TIE Fighter, Vader's TIE Fighter, Podracers, Sith Infiltrator, Imperial Shuttle, MTT, and Jedi Starfighter; making this a great way to obtain them for at least 75% less of the price.

I love this set!! Buy it!!

bring on the minis
This is a really cool mini, it is very strong, looks like the original, but I don't see how it can be educational. Whatever, still very fun!

Not As Fun As The Larger Model
Star Wars mini vehicles allow users to create vast scenes from the movies without spending thousands of dollars. Each new model has at least one special piece so that you won't be able to duplicate it exactly by using other pieces in your collection.

The Multi-Troop Transport is pretty true to the original but just doesn't seem the same if it can't deploy a load of droid troops (kind of hard to do at this scale). The finished model is a good size for playing with.

The directions are standard Lego format and are easy to follow. The final construction is solid and believable. The set includes extra parts for making part of a Y-Wing (the rest of the parts are available with the AT-At, Millennium Falcon, and the Republic Gunship).

All in all, very nicely done. ... Read more

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this toy will not stay together
My son loved the toy, loved the toy cannon that shoots green balls. But it took almost 1.5hrs to put it together and it does not snap well and will fall down at the slightest movement. ... Read more

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Fairly decent lego motorbike
Whilst walking through a drug store the other day, I spotted this lego bike on sale. It is fairly decent, a little bit of the instruction manual wasn't clear on the chassis assembly leading me to make one mistake about 70% through completion, which was easily corrected without breaking down much of the completed assembly. Certainly not a harley, but it will do. ... Read more