LEGO® Stormer

Description

A hero made of joints and armour

Hero Factory does not rely on classic minifigures but on poseable robot heroes made from ball joints and armour plates. Stormer follows that principle on a small scale. You build the figure out from the torso, attaching arms, legs and weapons at the joint points. That lets you pose it in many ways, from fighting stance to mid-leap. With 69 pieces the build stays manageable and suits children who enjoy robot figures.

White, black and silver

The palette is mostly white and black, with trans-light blue and flat silver added. This mix gives the figure a technical, almost futuristic look. The transparent blue parts resemble glowing energy cores and are popular with builders, who use them as details on spaceships or robots. The silver elements add accents that sparkle nicely on a shelf when the light catches them. Because the armour is pale, the figure stands out especially well against a dark shelf, and the black joints supply a pleasing contrast.

37 different parts in 69 pieces

More than half of the parts are unique. That is typical for figures in this style, since joints, armour and weapons all have their own shapes. For you, that means a good parts list matters more than it does for classic brick sets. On this page you can see each shape with its colour, and if you buy a used figure you can check whether all the ball joints and armour plates are still there. With figures that are played with often, small weapon parts have a habit of vanishing into the carpet.

Playing with it and reusing the parts

Stormer is meant mainly for play and posing rather than for building a scene, and no minifigure is included. If you ever want to rebuild him, the “What can I build?” tool helps by showing which models are possible with your parts. Joints and armour pieces work well for your own robots, monsters and vehicles, particularly when you mix them with classic bricks from the rest of your collection. The white and silver parts quickly give any build a technical look that suits space stations and machines.

FAQ

How many pieces does Stormer have?

Set 44010 has 69 pieces, 37 of them different. No minifigure is included.

Which theme does the set belong to?

Stormer is part of Hero Factory and was released in 2013.

Which colours does it use?

White, black, trans-light blue and flat silver dominate. The parts list gives the details.