LEGO® Ehlek

Description

Green in three shades

Ehlek's colour world revolves around green: lime as the bright colour, dark green as a calm base and a cool light bluish grey in between. Pearl light grey adds a shimmering accent on a few parts. The result looks like a creature from the water or from a damp cave, which suits the Barraki line in which the set appeared in 2007. If you arrange figures by colour, Ehlek is a strong representative of the green faction on your shelf.

Built from 25 part types

Fifty-four pieces in 25 different types make for a build in which hardly anything repeats. That keeps the figure varied, and the assembly keeps throwing up new shapes. Joints and axles form the framework, while larger shaped parts give the model its appearance. There are no minifigures; everything is about the figure itself. That is enough for a relaxed evening, and the poseable limbs mean the result is not only good to look at but fun to handle as well.

For collectors of the line

Ehlek is aimed mainly at collectors who want the 2007 Bionicle line complete. As a single piece the figure works just as well, for example beside a Toa or other opponents. If you sort or store the parts later, keep joints and connectors apart from everything else, because they are hard to find again otherwise. That applies especially to the small axles, which look similar in other sets and are easily mixed up with them when a collection grows.

Using parts from your stock

This page gives you the complete list of all 25 types with quantity and colour, so you can check whether your stock is enough or what is missing for a rebuild. If you already own the pieces, the “What can I build?” tool helps you find further models. Figure parts are versatile in custom builds, for example for creatures, robots or fantasy beings, and the green of these parts already points you in a fitting direction for a swamp or jungle theme.

FAQ

How many pieces does Ehlek have?

Set 8920-1 has 54 pieces in 25 different types. There are no minifigures.

Which colours does the figure use?

Mainly lime, light bluish grey and dark green, with some pearl light grey.

When was the set released?

Ehlek came out in 2007 under the Bionicle theme.