MOST HATED LEGO SETS 

I know The Star Wars lego heads like boba fett and Stormtrooper always have missing pieces when I get them and I have to Go through my lego bin to find the pieces

2022 LEGO MARVEL HULKBUSTER THE WORST LEGO MARVEL SET 😡👎

Drives me crazy

First Order AT_ST...yikes

The liebherr lr 13000 just because of the unreasonable high price lol (atleast i wouldn't be suprised)

i think you meant "feat"

​@andyavisand well, it depends how much engineering went into the feet of the figure.

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Lego needs to hire him. Like seriously, he was able to make the same exact build but make it 10 times better with the same piece. Lego is really missing out

But it's trash

Why am I suddenly thinking of Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing?

most of the buildable figures were good , the problem was more with the human faces . Vader or the range trooper are absolute beasts

I take it because he essentially is mostly robot to begin with, also obi aint that bad either.

the best ones were the ones with masks or cybernetics. K2SO, Jango, Cody, Vader...

I liked Grievous, both Vaders, Kylo Renn, and the tall robot. More complex ones, more pieces I liked... Was ruminating on Chewie, but a bit dear for what I'd get from it and I hadn't a need for the shells it provided.

100% i also remember a boba fett one that was really cool

It looks like they used Obi-Wan's design from the Clone Wars tv show, which is probably why is looks less jarring than the other figures.

@@shiethegalYeah that is why he looks better than Luke and Jyn.

I think the best part was that big 'ol cape!

No

Don't Bionicle count as "action figures with swappable parts"? They worked pretty well, though

@@ZandorDaysev hero factory worked great too tbh

Both Bionicle and Hero Factory worked because they were both Lego first types of Buildable Action Figures, not necessarily made for simply swapping bits from one to another, but being able to fully integrate with regular Lego pieces, whereas Galidor and Hero Mashers could only really swap pieces with one another. Both Hero Factory and Bionicle also meant that the figures could be modified, customized, made smaller or bigger, or even be created with regular spare Lego pieces to make entirely new, original, and different figures not sold in stores. I know technically Galidor pieces can be used with regular Lego as well, but they are so highly specialized and detailed, they just don't look much like Lego pieces at all, so aesthetically speaking, combining them with other Lego pieces looks ugly or strange.

@@ZandorDaysevnope, that and hero factory were more creative and versatile I think op is talking about Galidor since it’s identical to hero mashers

It’s never worked

Aww 🥺❤️

maybe

maybe but it also coulda been recieved worse bc of that

I have been buying bulk and doing that for years. The bellville line + bioncles, oh lord the terror

That dude's more mechanics than man, so of course the figure would look so much better!

I had the Darth Vader one and i remember really liking it. It was tall and prettry badass if you ignored the head, which was a little too big

@@lemaismarabou1920 k2so and the range trooper were really good

Galidor was released after Bionicle.

Ye Bionicle came before galiodr, will say tho it. introduce the ratchet joints so still something!

I agree! Sometimes I feel people want Revell-like models, but Lego. I also like the charm of the oldies. They also invite more to play with, instead of a display model.

The 8880 Super Car is still proudly displayed in my old room back at my parents' place. I installed lights and all, it looked pretty snazzy.

Same! I think it's kinda cute.

I looked at firstborn in the show, then at the brickhead figure and realized it kinda sucked, but that's just my opinion.

The lack of minifigure is extremely random, which I feel is one of the main reasons it isn't viewed as highly. Otherwise it's just a generic late 80s/early 90s lego town single vehicle set

I got one and the wings on it didn't stay on and it got stuck in a tree. In my opinion, the spinjitzu ones are better

The difference there is that BIONICLE was designed to be semi-robotic, and built from mostly Technic pieces, so the builds "looked LEGO-y".

​@@Bubben246but it was a constraction theme tho

Dont give them ideas for better scamming

possibly but that coulda caused it to be recieved worse actually

Hostly as someone who big into action figures same here I assume why people don’t like it is because it doesn’t look at all like the one in the movies, I hostly still love to get the sets out of spite and probably just for he parts

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I have two but as desk toys. Maybe it was marketed to the wrong demographic.