These are the instructions for building the LEGO Hero Factory Bulk that was released in 2012. BI 3022/32-65G-6223 V.29 [5.55 Mb] BI 3022/32-65G-6223 V.39 [5.57 Mb] 6222 CORE HUNTER + 6223 BULK [3.17 Mb] New (9) from $28.99 + $4.99 shipping Ships from and sold by Price Breaker. LEGO Hero Factory 6223 Bulk LEGO Hero Factory Nex 6221 LEGO Hero Factory 44012 EVO Action Figure Playset FREE Shipping on orders over . The villains are fleeing Hero Factory and must be recaptured. We've equipped you with a powerful missile launcher, hero plasma shooter, high-impact shoulder armor, pinpoint laser targeting and hero cuffs. Get the villains in your sights and bring them home – cuffed. 7.7 x 3 x 11 inches 5.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) #232,599 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #6,799 in Toys & Games > Building & Construction Toys > Building Sets LEGO LEGO Hero Factory BREEZ 44006 LEGO Hero Factory 44012 EVO Action Figure Playset
Lego 44013 Hero Factory Aquagon Action Figure Playset Archangels Books, toys and games 5 star88%4 star6%3 star6%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsAwesome Design, Quick Assembly. Fun toy- simpler than modern BioniclesPerfect toy for 5 year oldGREAT!!!!! 1 very satisfied custimerGreat for kids. Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews6223 Bulk is a Hero Factory set released in July 2012. Bulk retains his orange secondary colour in Breakout, with a total of five major pieces coloured orange. The other armour pieces are an assortment of silver and dark silver, and two large armour pieces protect the sides of his head, similar to that of 4528 Green Lantern. However, his feet are black, and though they do not contradict the colour style of his armour, there are no black armour pieces included. On his lower legs, he sports two of the new armour pieces that fit over the ones introduced in Ordeal of Fire. Bulk's left arm is shorter than his right, reminiscent of Rocka's crossbow arm, and he wields a plasma gun with a green plasma sphere.
Over his right shoulder, a shield with missiles lurks, which can turn around to the back. The symbols on Bulk's body armour are golden, indicative of different styles of gears and suchlike. Dunkan Bulk is a member of the Alpha 1 team led by Stormer, and while he is not the brightest bolt in the bucket, he is incredibly strong and is a machine of destruction. In Breakout, he was assigned to hunt down Core Hunter, who lurked in Makuhero City. This is a quote taken from Hero Factory. Bulk is the very obvious “no-brainer” choice for hunting down Core Hunter. You could search the entire galaxy in an effort to find a Hero with more muscle and dedication than Bulk, but it would be a waste of time. Bulk is like a bull just waiting for a chance to charge at something. 100% raw strength, 100% instinct, 0% reason, 200% Hero. (Trust us on this one. It does add up to 200%.) Target the villains with BULK!The villains are fleeing Hero Factory and must be recaptured! We’ve equipped you with a powerful missile launcher, hero plasma shooter, high-impact shoulder armor, pinpoint laser targeting and hero cuffs.
Get the villains in your sights and bring them home – cuffed! Features hero cuffs, plasma ball shooter, missile launcher, high-impact shoulder armor and laser targeting Highly flexible and poseable elements Fire the plasma ball shooter! Battle with the villain 6222 CORE HUNTER! Combine with 6222 CORE HUNTER for an even bigger model! Stands over 9” (23cm) tall! 7145 Von Nebula / 7147 XPlode / 7148 Meltdown / 7156 Corroder / 7157 Thunder / 7158 Furno Bike / 7160 Drop Ship / 7162 Rotor / 7164 Preston Stormer / 7165 Natalie Breez / 7167 William Furno / 7168 Dunkan Bulk / 7169 Mark Surge / 7170 Jimi Stringer / 7179 Dunkan Bulk and Vapour / HERO Factory Claw / 2856076 Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies 2063 Stormer 2.0 / 2065 Furno 2.0 / 2067 Evo 2.0 / 2068 Nex 2.0 / 2141 Surge 2.0 / 2142 Breez 2.0 / 2143 Rocka 3.0 / 2144 Nex 3.0 / 2145 Stormer 3.0 / 2182 Bulk 3.0 / 2183 Stringer 3.0 / 2191 Furno 3.0 / 2192 Drilldozer / 2193 Jetbug / 2194 Nitroblast / 2231 Waspix / 2232 Raw-Jaw / 2233 Fangz / 2235 Fire Lord / 2236 Scorpio / 2282 Rocka XL / 2283 Witch Doctor / 66404 Hero Factory Combo Value Pack 1 / 853083 Hero Factory Mission Log Book / 2856089 Hero Factory 2.0 Collection / 2856227 Hero Factory
, Evo & StormerItems 1 to 60 of 107 Items 1 to 60 of 107For the Kinder Duplo confectionery product, see Kinder Chocolate. Duplo (trademarked as DUPLO) is a product range of the construction toy Lego, designed for children aged 1½ to 5 years old. Duplo bricks are twice the length, height and width of traditional Lego bricks, making them easier to handle and less likely to be swallowed by younger children. Despite their size, they are still compatible with traditional Lego bricks. Initially launched in 1969, the Duplo range has gone on to include sets with figures, cars, houses and trains. Duplo is manufactured in Nyíregyháza, Hungary. Duplo bricks alongside a smaller red regular-sized Lego brick Duplo and regular-sized Lego compatibility demonstrated Duplo bricks were introduced in 1969, in four colors: red, yellow, blue, and white. The following year, two more sets were added with blue and red wheel plates. In the product catalog for 1971, the sets were described as being for children from 1 to 2 years, but were still sold mixed with Lego bricks, normally designed for ages 3 to 12.
In 1972, the Duplo brick with two rows of two studs was introduced. In 1975, Duplo became its own product brand, with five sets made up exclusively of Duplo bricks. New additions included a round-topped two-by-two stud brick and a small four-wheeled wagon with two rows of six studs. With these new Duplo sets, Lego began targeting children 1½ years old with the intention that when the children became older, their Duplo bricks could be used together with regular Lego bricks. In 1977, the Duplo name was dropped in favor of Lego Preschool. Small figures the size of two-by-two bricks were introduced, made up of a cylindrical head and a tapered, limbless body, similar in design to Fisher-Price's Little People. Another new brick was a half arch. The new sets included figures, doors, and two-by-six brick wagons that could act as a car or train. The name Duplo was brought back in 1979, along with a new reworked logo. Some brick sets were sold inside a plush version of the rabbit from the logo, that zipped closed.
In 1983, other Duplo figures appeared, often called Duplo people. These figures have a moveable head, arms, and legs and look like large Lego minifigures, but cannot be taken apart, making them safer for small children. Also in 1983, set number 2700 was introduced with a model of a steam engine with two train cars. In 1986, a Duplo doll house with sliding doors was introduced. This included a Duplo people mother, father, and smaller child. In 1992, Duplo Toolo was introduced. These used internal screws to stay together. 1993 brought a grey rail train system with a stop and start track. Later, two more train systems arrived. In 2005, Lego started selling Duplo trains themed as Thomas the Tank Engine. The name Duplo was dropped again in favor of Explore in 2002. In the 2004 spring catalog, there was a reminder that Duplo was now called Explore, but that fall the well-known Duplo name was back yet again with a new rabbit logo designed to match the new elephant logo for the Lego Quatro range.