Disappointing? I would always love a new color!
It’s a nice color, just you can’t use it with existing LEGO pieces and colors. I’d rather have sand green bootleg shells than shells in a new color of green, but either would have their uses.
You can buy more sets, and so you have more pieces in Bootleg Green.
This green guy is actually a really decent bootleg so I would consider buying one.
I would like to buy one too, but I don’t know where.
Oh you’re right! I thought you were looking at the back of the legs. I wonder if that will help with the stability issues? Probably not.
I dont think so, but it will help make it more accurate to the reference picture
It’s really, really close to 2015 Lewa green. It’s a fraction of a shade off though. I’ll post a pic later where I swapped his feet. See if you can tell the difference.
Is the color closer to Mata or Master green?
Must. Have. Hands.
Where did you buy these guys from? Aliexpress?
Also, can you show us their skeletons? The last two you posted seem to have non-traditional upper arms and/or bodies.
I just posted the link on post 1551
why does this one actually look great
A link for the green guy please:)
I was at the space needle and they sold bootleg space needle LEGO architecture sets. No joke.
I’m ready.
It’s not a very high bar, which is a little sad. A fellow on 4chan was “reviewing” a similar set that came with a sword like that; apparently, it doesn’t even have connection points on it. Definitely more than a little bizarre.
Really? Were they fairly high-quality or similarly packaged to genuine TLG sets? I’ve never seen those, and I’ve been there many times…
Here’s the gray guy’s skelly
@Rocka99 And here is how the Lewa green looks with the bootleg green. I mean it’s so close it might as well be the same. Both the feet and the mask are official Lego parts.
All these recolors.
They’re beautiful.
They looked exactly like TLG packaging but there was no LEGO sign on it. Just Brick Built or something like that.
Fascinating. They weren’t some legitimate competitor like those folks who make tiny interlocking bricks that essentially just look like scaled-down LEGO?