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(More customer reviews)This is an action-figure unlike most others. Normally when you open the box, you get a molded guy who can do a karate kick by pressing a button and not much else. Such is not the case here-like all Lego sets, this little beauty comes in peices (warning, choking hazard here for the little kids)that you must construct together to form you figure. The construction is not difficult, but it will enrapture the kids for at least a few minutes if they are experts to Lego, probably a lot longer if it is their first experience with building. As they practice however, following instructions and seeing where things could go to form new parts will become second nature, thus giving this figure a high educational value. The real beauty is that you can also ignore the instructions and do your own thing, combining its parts with other sets to form new creatures. However be careful about storing your spare parts in case you want to reconstruct the original figure again. This Piraka when constructed has a cool Zamor launcher that can fling small marbles over several feet...but they will be easily lost, so be careful about where you do this. Overall this is a great toy, and if you or your child is a fan of the mythos they will surely enjoy it.
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Thok's plan is simple - convince all the other Piraka he is on their side, and then betray them all. He has the power to bring inanimate objects to life to serve him and spellbinder vision to disorient a foe. If those fail, he relies on his ice peg and ice gun to freeze enemies and his zamor spheres to make them slaves. Includes zamor spheres and launcher. Contains 42 pieces.
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