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Saturday, December 17, 2011
Jawblade set review (Breakout)
This shark-inspired villain slithered out of the LEGO Hero Factory on his fins and... hands? From the Breakout series, here's my Jawblade set review:
LegoJang, summer prelims are out! I wont give you the link, as you seemed disgusted about the winter prelims, but if you want to see them, go to Eurobricks hero factory 2012 topic.
You can use the head to make a series 3 shark based hero!!!
ReplyDeletewhy did you say series 3 you can say 3.0 instead a of series 3 and that is only for breakout but with 4 intead of 3.anyway cool set.
ReplyDeleteplz do a review of furno the next.he is my favourite hero
ReplyDeleteWhy dont you just bend the arms backwards so they appear as even MORE fins, and maybe even make it so its like a loch ness monster with four fins.
ReplyDeletehe has hands so the hero can cuff him in this case furno can cuff jawblade.
ReplyDeletewhen's ur next review jang
ReplyDeleteHow does a shark escape jail?
ReplyDeleteby tippytoeing
Anonymous (5th comment)
ReplyDeleteJumping? Anyway, you can see him for a few seconds on the new herofactory.com video
He's got rubbery blades?! Oh... God... why?
ReplyDeleteLegoJang, summer prelims are out! I wont give you the link, as you seemed disgusted about the winter prelims, but if you want to see them, go to Eurobricks hero factory 2012 topic.
ReplyDeletehey LegoJang I am new to MOCing could you give me some tips.
ReplyDeleteLegojang, did you get all of your guys from Toys-R-Us? Because they're like, only in Toys-R-Us.
ReplyDeletedear legojang, iknow why jawblade has hands because how is furno going to cuff jawblade if he doesn't have hands right.
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