Lego hero factory meltdown
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7148 Meltdown was a 50 piece HERO Factory set released in 2010. It was retired in January 2012 with a lifespan of 18 months. Today's value for a new/sealed Meltdown is estimated around 32,00 € with a average yearly gain of 7% and is expected to level off closer to 5% soon. On the open market, a used set will fetch in the range of between 12,00 € and 17,00 € depending on the condition.
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Meltdown Reviews
“ Meltodwn is a fantastic figure. Sure, he's not the biggest set there is, but he's comprised of almost entirely new or recolored pieces, and the pieces that aren't, are still excellent MOCing pieces, such as the yellow mantax claws and skrall armor. His design is unique and . More the color scheme is excellent.”
“ Meltdown's worth a purchase. While Corroder may appeal to the MOCing crowd with his slew of useful pieces, Metldown is more rounded for the various demographics. He certainly doesn't lack good pieces, being granted with the interesting bricks detailed above as well as two of . More those angle-connectors and much more; that and the classic yellow will make him drool-worthy to the MOCists, for starters.”
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About HERO Factory
Hero Factory was a LEGO theme was based on a group of robotic heroes who protected the galaxy from various threats and was released in 2010 and discontinued in 2014. It uses TECHNIC elements and followed the BIONICLE product line which featured six heros per line in which each Hero is unique thanks to their Quaza Core, a mineral stone that provides each of them with a distinct personality.
HERO Factory Meltdown set 7148 was released on July 24, 2010, retailing for 13,00 €, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at 32,00 €, while used sets sell around 14,00 €.
Unleash the fury with Meltdown’s radioactive attack!
Attention, Hero Factory! Warning! Meltdown has been sited near the Mekronite Planetoid Belt- objective unknown. He is Von Nebula’s most destructive servant! Armed with a radioactive sludge shooter and meteor blaster, avoid his cyclops stare at all costs!
Von Nebula’s most destructive servant!
Weapons include radioactive sludge shooter and meteor blaster!
Stands over 7” (17cm) tall!
Meltdown, formerly known as "The Tentacle Monster", is a mentally deranged Robot and one of Von Nebula's villainous servants.
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Biography
Since his creation, Meltdown became one of the most destructive robots alive. In his crime spree, he destroyed a major city, sabotaged an iridium mine, and committed numerous thefts and assaults. Because of these delinquencies, Von Nebula recruited Meltdown into his army of criminals.
After Corroder reported to Von Nebula his actions at the future site of Penitentiary 1331 on Tantalus 5, Meltdown was given a Mission to infect Preston Stormer with nanobots that could overrun Robot and Heroes' systems.
Meltdown in Mekron City.
Meltdown traveled to Mekron City, in the Mekronite Planetoid Belt, and corrupted an old friend of Stormer's, Chief Drax. When Stormer, along with William Furno, Natalie Breez, and Mark Surge, subdued Drax, Meltdown entered the scene by crashing through a skylight overhead. He fired several radioactive sludge bolts, with one of these aimed for Furno, only to have Stormer to predictably step in front of the Rookie Hero and take the hit. Having accomplished his goal of corrupting Stormer, Meltdown proceeded to grapple out of the scene.
Meltdown infecting Stormer with nanobots.
Meltdown and the rest of Von Nebula's gang raided the Deltari Quadrant, stealing their entire stock of palomino diamonds.
He reappeared in New Stellac City along with XPlode, Corroder, and Thunder to battle the Alpha 1 Team. However, the Heroes used Particle Separators to scatter their atoms and evade their attacks. Eventually running out of ammo, Meltdown and Thunder were quickly stunned by the Heroes. Stringer and Bulk then wrapped a piece of metal around them, trapping the Villains. Meltdown is currently imprisoned in the Villain Storage Facility.
Breakout
Some months later, Voltix and Black Phantom created a black hole using Von Nebula's Black Hole Orb Staff. Meltdown spun Mark Surge and flung him through the air before escaping. He is still on the loose.
Personality
Meltdown is Von Nebula's most destructive servant, due to the fact that he's insane. He is a genius when it comes to radioactivity, and has hijacked, stolen, even destroyed an entire city before joining Von Nebula. Like his leader, he is very committed to seeing Hero Factory destroyed. He delights in firing blasts of toxic waste and watching his enemies wither.
Appearance
Meltdown's armor is yellow and black, with capsules on his shoulders for carrying toxic waste to fire at opponents. He also has a single red eye.
Weapons
Meltdown was armed with a Radioactive Sludge Shooter which was adjusted with a modified Meteor Blaster. He also carried a whip, which could also shoot sludge. Both of these weapons were held in pincer-like claws.
Quotes
Meltdown leers at the Heroes in Mekron City.
“I've added a little something extra to my arsenal. Think of it as a special bonus. Works fast; who has time to wait?” — Meltdown, The Enemy Within
Set Information
Meltdown was released as one of the four “small boxed” villain Hero Factory sets from August 2010. His set number was 7148, and contained 50 pieces. A sticker sheet was included, which was intended to be placed onto certain parts of the set.
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Alias
Origin
Occupation
Von Nebula's Henchman
Powers / Skills
Energy manipulation
Radioactive sludge shooter
Irradiated Tenticle
Mind-controlling nanobots
Intelligence of Toxicology
Hobby
Goals
Mind-control Preston Stormer (Temporarily succeeded)
Aid Von Nebula's plans to rule the galaxy (Failed)
Crimes
Type of Villain
Meltdown is a villain from the Hero Factory series. He is voiced by Joel Swetow in Lego Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies.
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History
Meltdown's Criminal Days
Meltdown was a dangerous cycloptic criminal known to use toxins to commit crimes across the galaxy. During his career, he sabotaged a iridium mine and assaulted a major city. However, he was often hindered by the Hero Factory.
Hired by Von Nebula
At some point, a former hero named Von Nebula, who recruited Meltdown to destroy Hero Factory and tasked him to corrupt his nemesis Stormer with nanobots.
Mekron City
Meltdown later traveled to Mekron City and came across police Chief Drax. During a brief battle, Meltdown managed to use his nanobots to corrupt Drax. After Stormer and three rookies: Furno, Breez, and Surge arrived they were ambushed by the corrupted Drax and several security drones. Despite the heroes successfully subduing Drax, Meltdown ambushed them by repealing down a skylight and began firing upon them. Meltdown then introduced himself, before revealing he had added "something extra" to his arsenal. He then swung his radioactive tentacle at Furno, but Stormer shielded the rookie and was infected by Meltdown's nanobots. With his task completed, Meltdown fled the city, leaving the corrupted Stormer to wreak havoc, though he was eventually cured.
Destroy Alpha Team
Later, Meltdown participated in a attack on New Stellac City with XPlode, Corroder, and Escaped
Later in the Break Out event, he and the other Villains escaped from Villain Storage. His escape attempt was temporarily halted by Surge, but Meltdown lassoed the hero and flung him away.
Back in Storage
In Brain Attack event, Furno confirmed that he and the remaining Villains are re-captured again.
Traits
Completely psychotic, intelligent, sadistic and specialist of dabbling in radioactive materials, using degraded nuclear radiation in his equipped tanks. His enjoyment inflicting suffering and death on his enemies with toxic his materials, ranking him as Von Nebula's most destructive and viscous employee.
Weapons
Radioactive Sludge Shooter and customized Meteor Blaster connected to the tanks on Meltdown's back, a radioactive tentacle that functions as a whip and strike down enemies with toxic micro-nanobots invading his enemies body.
Hero Factory was a constraction theme introduced in July 2010 and discontinued in 2015. The theme was centered around a group of robotic heroes who protected the galaxy from various threats. The theme primarily used new TECHNIC elements for each set, much like BIONICLE. Since it was the successor to the original BIONICLE, the first wave of sets had a label that read “From the makers of BIONICLE” printed on the bottom corner of their boxes, just as the first BIONICLE sets had the TECHNIC logo on them.
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Story
2010 - Rise of the Rookies
The storyline was based in Makuhero City. [1] The largest building and trademark of the city was the Assembly Tower, a 589 meters high, 715 meters wide and 924 meters long tower, located in the center of Makuhero City. [1] It is driven by "cold fusion" and it employs a total of 11,127 employees. [1] This tower is the "Hero Factory" that constructs various robot heroes which are sent out when the Call Center receives calls from victims. They can report their emergency and call on a robotic hero. The founder of the Hero Factory is Akiyama Makuhero. [2]
Inside the Assembly Tower, these heroes are built every day. They are the product of work from design experts and robot construction specialists. These robotic heroes are fitted with solid fiber-carbide plating, Quaza cores and equipped with helmets and equipment to fight evil with guts and gadgets. Once constructed, they are placed in special hero pods and beamed across the galaxy to defeat evil and complete their various missions.
The Assembly Tower in Makuhero City
The first villain of the theme was Von Nebula. He had a staff with the ability to create black holes. Von Nebula, formerly known as Von Ness, used to be a hero on Stormer's team; however, during a mission, his cowardice nearly caused the destruction of a city. Blaming Stormer for his failure, Von Nebula swore vengeance on Hero Factory. He employed some former jailbird henchman who banded together to help him, but that was unknown to the heroes. William Furno, the newest hero, was eager to defeat Von Nebula but was depressed when his firm-handed team leader Preston Stormer told him he hadn't the experience to take on the most dangerous villain in the galaxy. He was joined by more rookies, Mark Surge and Natalie Breez. He was also joined by heroes Dunkan Bulk and Jimi Stringer. Using Stormer's smarts and Furno’s talent, the heroes defeated Von Nebula.
2011. - Ordeal of Fire
The first wave of Hero Factory sets in 2011 was called Mission: Ordeal of Fire. In a Hero Factory book given out with a LEGO magazine in December, it gave this description:
Sent out on a dangerous mission to save a refueling station, the heroes are attacked by vicious Fire Villains, who prove too fast and too strong. To defeat these notorious villains, the heroes must be redesigned and re-equipped with special new weapons and gadgets. But will the redesign work? The history of the Hero Factory rests on its success!
2011. - Savage Planet
The 3.0 Hero Factory series was titled Savage Planet. It was set on a planet called Quatros, which had a core of Quaza. The main villain was named Witch Doctor, who was trying to extract the Quaza. If he succeeded, the planet would die and break apart. The six heroes, Stormer, Furno, Bulk, Nex, Stringer, and the new rookie, Rocka now with animal powers, must travel to Quatros and stop the villain from killing the planet. But there are savage beasts that attack them, Waspix, Fangz, Scorpio, and Raw-Jaw, who are controlled by the Witch Doctor.
2012 - Breakout
The fourth series was titled Hero Factory Breakout and features a villain called Black Phantom, who breaks into the Hero Factory tower - with the help of mastermind Von Nebula - and allows the other villains to escape. While all of the heroes are distracted by the escapes, Black Phantom stays behind to destroy the Hero Factory assembly tower. With the mission manager captured and all of the other heroes out, Rocka was tasked to defeat Black Phantom before he could take over.
Breakout was the second series to include an XL hero (Preston Stormer), as well as the first series to include all of the original nine heroes (not including the Drop Ship pilot). Each set also contains a hero core with a secret code on the back, used for the Breakout online game. Breakout is also the first Hero Factory line scheduled to have two waves of sets, one in December 2011/January 2012 and one in summer 2012.
The December 2011/January 2012 sets had Rocka, Furno, Surge, Evo, and Breez, who didn’t come out until summer 2012 in the US, with Bulk, Stringer, Stormer, and Nex. Bulk, Breez, and Nex didn’t appear in the TV show for unknown reasons.
Despite for Bulk, Breez, and Nex not appearing in the TV show, there’s a second trailer where Bulk is knocked down by Voltix, and Nex being knocked down by Speeda Demon, and Breez didn’t appear in the trailer but in the FOX Sports Cleatus.
As far as the television series is concerned, it was the first part to have recurring villains, one of which has a main role as the ‘mastermind’ of the Breakout. Voltix seems to be the ‘breaker-outer’ of the villains, since he was the one who allowed Von Nebula to break himself out of his own black hole staff, creating a black hole and allowing the villains to escape.
2013 - Brain Attack
The Brain Attack logo
The 2013 storyline was about a mysterious factory that produces brain parasites to turn creatures of the Hero Factory universe evil. The brains go to different areas on the planet, infecting ice beasts, lava critters, desert crawlers, jungle ogres, rock monsters, sea creatures, and one brain infects an electrical dragon. Meanwhile, in Makuhero City, the heroes are going around in the public, signing autographs, giving away robo-balls, and giving interviews. Surge complains to Breez that he wants action and doesn’t want to be a puppet. Suddenly, the code red alarm goes off, and the heroes rush back. Zib explains that the brains are forcing the hosts to destroy Hero Factory, and they need upgrades. After getting their upgrades, Furno sends Evo into the service canals to combat a wave of Aquagon, sets Surge to guard the Factory (much to Surge’s annoyance), and sends everyone else into the streets. After much trial and error, Bulk finds out that the brains can be removed if they are hit on the spikes. After knocking all the brains off, they notice that Surge's signal is inside the Hero Assembly Tower, so they head back. Dragon Bolt rams into Hero Factory, causing a mass evacuation. Rocka is left to the job of fighting the dragon, while the heroes find Surge. Inside, the heroes find that Surge has been taken over by a brain and has made an army of drones to destroy the factory. As the heroes fight them, Rocka equips himself with 44014 Jet Rocka and goes after the dragon. He manages to remove the brain, and Breez removes the brain on Surge's head, and they shut off the drones. As they walk into the street to help out, Breez asks Surge if this experience changed anything about how he feels to help. Surge replies that since he now knows what being a real puppet is, he won’t turn down anything he can voluntarily do. But in the factory, there are more brains lying in wait for innocent minds, and they latch onto a repair crew, giving the heroes a new challenge to deal with.
The Winter releases were 44000 Furno XL, 44004 Bulk, 44002 Rocka, 44006 Breez, 44003 Scarox, 44001 Pyrox, 44005 Bruizer, and 44007 Ogrum, with 44008 Surge, 44010 Stormer, 44012 Evo, and 44014 Jet Rocka, 44009 Dragon Bolt, 44011 Frost Beast, and 44013 Aquagon being released in the summer. The Heroes resemble knights, and their helmets have a transparent covering over their eyes. The villains have special parasite heads, holding parasite brains which have many similarities to the Krana and Kraata from BIONICLE. These brain creatures appeared in various transparent colors as well as black and glow-in-the-dark, with red spikes and eyes. They have six legs and long spiky tails. An online (or offline, if you have the app) game was released, which involves the player as a partially customized hero and an Alpha Team Hero as his or her sidekick.
2014 - Invasion from Below
In the city of Antropolis, a Metro Line drill project revealed strange creatures from within the planet that abduct the crew. Hero Factory sent in Evo to investigate, which led to an attack on the city by giant beasts. Their objective: capture the civilians to give them to their queen. Alpha Team was flown in to stop the monsters by building giant mechs. Breez discovered that the monsters communicate with each other, while Stormer and Furno were kidnapped. The remaining heroes built more mechs to explore the underground tunnel. After much exploration, they arrived at the center and discovered the queen monster, who proceeded to call more monsters to her aid. Surrounded, Breez talked to the queen and convinced her to free the other heroes and let them all leave. However, a Jumper stepped on a gun and shot it. The Queen thought the Heroes shot it, which resulted in Stormer destroying the colony. They escaped to the surface and the tunnel is resealed, keeping the monsters inside. An online game (or offline, for the app) was released, featuring the player as an Alpha Team hero fighting different beasts and earning power-ups. In the main menu, the player can strengthen the heroes with certain types of powerups or select beasts to fight (some being premium).
Серия лего фабрика героев сменила коллекцию BIONICLE. Наборы выпустили в 2010 году. Сюжетная линия рассказывает о галактических созданиях, пришедших из будущего. Главные персонажи игры-команда «Альфа». В нее входят:
- Стормер-лидер-капитан;
- новобранцы-Некс, Сурж, Бриз, Эво, Рока, Фурна;
- мудрецы-Стрингер, Балк;
- злодеи-Фон Небула, Ротор, Эксплод;
- Васпикс, Дракон Болт, Королева монстров.
Не менее известные действующие лица: Черный фантом, кристальный монстр, огненный лорд. В коллекцию входят более 84 разных персонажей и тематических баталий.
Каждый сбор посвящен определенной миссии:
- Вон-Небула;
- испытание огнем;
- дикая планета;
- вторжение из бездны;
- побег;
- мозговая атака.
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Чудовища летают и стреляют электрическими разрядами, которые закреплены на крыльях. У чудищ, живущих под водой, на щиколотках завязаны ядовитые водоросли. Например, Эксплод утыкан шипами, а циклоп Метлдаун носит токсичный кнут и банки с радиоактивными отходами.
Команда спасателей, во главе со Стормером, вооружена мечами, горящими пламенем, и фантазийными щитами. Они летают, используя сканер для разведки, поражают противников трезубцем с шипами. Отважные спасатели облачены в плащи, ледяную броню или рыцарские доспехи, а на ногах красуются реактивные бутсы.
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