Bionicle Roodaka Instructions

Torso

• 1

  Insert two two-stud long rods into the sides of a ball joint socket. Locate a narrow-ended bar, and attach the thin end of it to the joint. This creates Roodaka's neck.

• 2

  Insert a three-stud rod into the thicker end of the bar. Attach two narrow bars with two plus-shaped spots to this rod. Cap the other end of the rod with another thin-ended bar.

• 3

  Insert a seven-stud rod through the two-spot bars. Attach a three-spot bar to the end.

• 4

  Attach two thin, four-hole rods together on the center of two long black pins. Insert a three-stud rod into the end of these pieces and attach that to the end of the torso.

• 5

  Attach a double-ball-jointed piece to the end of the torso with a five-stud rod. Place two clear fang pieces on the ends of this rod, pointing toward the neck.

• 6

  Build a shoulder out of an angled bar, with two long black pins inserted in the end. Place a three-stud rod in a ball joint socket and attach it to the bottom of the angled bar.

• 7

  Attach a two-stud bar with a cross spot at the bottom to those pins. Locate a pin-ended three-spot bar and push a three-stud rod through the center spot. Attach a two-cross-spot thin bar to this rod, perpendicular to the other piece. Insert that to the shoulder near the joint.

• 8

  Place another angled bar over the top of this and place a toe piece in the end of the joint. Attach this unit to the seven-stud rod on the torso.

• 9

  Build a second, mirrored shoulder and attach that to the model.

• 10

  Construct her head using the head piece, a pair of hooked fangs and the light gray drill-shaped piece.

Legs

• 11

  Attach a pair of clear fangs extending away from an angled bar to make Roodaka's toes.

• 12

  Attach a pre-constructed foot piece along the upper half of the elbow bar, so it forms a high-arched foot standing on her toes.

• 13

  Connect a ball-joint socket on the top of the foot.

• 14

  Attach a leg piece to the back of a drill-shaped piece, then click this piece into the foot.

• 15

  Fill a five-stud bar with a ball-joint socket, the end of a cross-ended endcap, a thick washer and a double-circle cross joint. End this with a second ball-joint socket.

• 16

  Attach a thickened bar to the back of this piece and a tank-shaped piece to the front. Connect this to the top of the leg and top part to the torso.

• 17

  Repeat this process to make a second leg.

Left Arm

• 18

  Slide a thick washer on the end of a 12-stud rod.

• 19

  Slide a five-holed bar on the end of the rod and a gear piece behind that.

• 20

  Slide a three-stud rod onto either end of the five-hole bar and attach gears to the ends of those rods so that they mesh with the first gear.

• 21

  Slide a claw piece into a two-cross thin bar. Make a second piece and then attach them to the end of the three-stud rods.

• 22

  Attach two washers, then two triangular pieces with a washer between them to the rod.

• 23

  Attach a double-ended joint socket to the triangle pieces so they hold the rod onto the arm. Connect this to the torso using another ball-jointed leg piece.

Right Arm

• 24

  Attach a double-ended joint socket to another double-balled leg piece to make up the other arm.

• 25

  Connect the zip-line to the other socket end of the arm using two black pins.

• 26

  Assemble the launcher. Insert the yellow pin into the black trapezoidal launcher piece. Keep it in place with a three-hole bar. Build a small handle out of a double-socketed bar piece.

• 27

  Attach the launcher to the zip line and place the Rhotuka spinner on the yellow pin.

• 28

  Connect the arm to the torso.