LEGO Reviews

This set is great. It comes with the famous Lego Mini-figure... Drum-roll... Doctor Octopus! The Spider-man figure is also well done, though it is not completely accurate. It also comes with two policemen to add to Ock's enemy list. Plus, it comes with a police car for one and a tricycle for the other. (How embarrassing!) Over all, I think they could make it a little better, like cut the price in half and make Doc Ock's hair stay on better. Also, they could add a little money to the bank - it only has three hundred dollars! I mean, who would want to rob that? Oh, well. That's life. This is Walgreens. Get the set. It's a little pricey, but it's worth it.

Well, here I am, a loyal LEGO and Star Wars fan. But I'm sorry, this model is not worth the three hundred or so dollars. The magnets that attach the four main panels kept on falling off (The magnets weren't powerful enough), so I had to use hot glue. At the end of the construction, I realised that I was missing several pieces. Like I said, I was disappointed.

I am a Lego Master Builder and have built this toy in 3-4 hours.
This is one of the best Star Wars building expiriences of all time. It is worth every penny!

The Lego Imperial Star Destroyer is one of the nicest Lego sets out due to its sheer size, over 3,000 piece count, and just because its one of the most elegant looking designs in the Star Wars universe. Overall construction time for this set is about 12-16 hours (not factoring in breaks and whatnot) and a good sturdy work area is recommended (I used a card table to build mine on)-I would NOT build this set on the bed or floor due to later stability issues that will arise. Please note that if you are planning to display this set that an eventual droop will occur (or may not, but I have seen where its occurring more than its not occurring) in the ship due to the weight of the ship being on two support structures. There are numerous fixes for this that could be found online using internet search engines, from simple fixes like using pennies to more complex modifications including additional Lego pieces. Great kit, and recommended for the serious Lego Star Wars fan!

The dude before me was right. A big Bionicle is SERIOUSLY intimidating! Krekka is IMMENSE! There are so many places you can change stuff around on it, and it comes with a jointed rocket-disc launcher to boot! Although it did cost a bit its great in the long run. My friend came over one saturday, and when he saw it, his jaw slacked (partially becuz of my mad custom skillz!). Although the weapons were a bit meager, they were easily replaceable, and they gave me a few new ideas! GOTTA LOVE THE LIGHT UP EYE!!! If there's one thing that bugs me though, it's that the head and the body are moved the same due to a joint in the back. It blocked some of my breathing room. But it's still worth the $20 investment!

-Willsburo

Having a very large Bionicle object in your collection is usually what nearly every Bionicle fan needs. It acts as an ornament, and is basically a big sign saying "Hey, look everybody! I've got so much money that I can make a living AND buy this thing!" OK, so Krekka isn't that expensive, but �14.99 buys you a lot with this toy. Krekka has a massive body, and is a bit top-heavy, that is-if you don't have him posed properly, he just falls over. But anyway, this toy can pose itself on one leg and not fall over!
Krekka has a Kanoka disk launcher mounted on his right shoulder, and two very heavy arms. He is very bulky when you pick him up, but it's fun to lie on the floor and just play with it, fiddling around with some parts to see what it can do, but anyway, this toy is a must for any Bionicle fan with a very large empty space on the shelf!

Krekka (and his counterpart Nidhiki) are both my ideas of 5 out of 5 star toys! ?Compared to most of the junk you'll see in a toy store nowadays, Lego has always been my #1 choice for educational toys.
Krekka is ridiculously sturdy, to the point that you can put him into a karate kick-style pose without him tipping over. His sturdiness comes from 6 rubber-coated joints in his thick legs, and broad, flat feet. Compared to his legs, however the arms are a little wiry and dissapointing. It's good that the head swivels, since its ball-and-socket joint won't move very far, but whenever the head moves, a substantial amount of th body armour also swivels with it.
The shoulder-mounted cannon is a nice touch, and it easily flips up from Krekka's back. Unfortunately, it reduces the movement of his head a bit. The disk-launching mechanism works well, but isn't reinforced, so it could easily bend. It's the only part of this toy that wouldn't last for decades, though.
Krekka is once again, an excellent toy! It's sure to amuse, and it's full of surprises!

once you get this product you should get the cargo crain as well! u can use it to load and unload yor train! Get some more track and make it go allover! With your lego people you can pretend they are also loading and unloadind your cargo! Its cooooooool! its aaaaawwwwsome! As all builders know it is also fun to build! As a matter of fact I am going to play with it right now!