Glow in the Dark

Strap on* the Powered Assault Armor to give your minifig all sorts of neat gadgets to survive in the harshest of alien environments. It's unique ABS construction provides infantry an added layer of protection against hot/cold temperatures and irritating space dust. The rear of the armor is detailed with quick-jump thrusters, shield core, ventilation filters and a holster peg to store your BrickForge compatible MegaGun. For full vacuum combat add the Powered Assault Helmet and Powered Assault Visor (sold separately).

*Armor slides onto torso secured by the neck & head elements

Not even Thor's Hammer is capable of forging such elegant, yet functional headgear. Without such protection you send your commandos to certain defeat. Instead, consider equipping your minifig troops with the Powered Assault Helmet from BrickForge so they can pulverize all types of alien elites. Hydrostatic Gel and Reactive Metal Liquid Crystal Layer not included. For maximum armor and ability to mix-and-match colors don't forget to pick up both the Powered Assault Armor and Powered Assault Visor. Fits most standard minifig heads.

Does that elite mob have your toon against the ropes? HP looking a bit low? Pop a pot to get a quick buff and save yourself a trip to the graveyard. The Potion Bottle is a necessity for any hero or adventurer so be sure to open up a slot for it. Potion Bottle features five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Categorized as a civilian weapon the Hook Sword is a versatile armament. The spine is used like a regular sword, the sharpened hilt is used for stabbing, the crescent guard issued for deflecting and slashing, and the hook is used to trip enemies, catch weapons and of course rending open an enemy. First used in 1771 BC modern routines are often very flashy, and may involve techniques such as linking paired weapons and wielding them as a single long, articulated weapon. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

The Longbow is a fairly tall, D-shaped bow which accomodatesan extra long draw. As such it has been instrumental in many cultures as both a hunting tool and weapon of warfare. In the Middle Ages the English were famous for their very heavy Longbows which were used to great effect against the French. Longbows also became popular amongst mounted Samurai warfare and Native American tribesmen. In the hands of skilled archers, hundreds of thousands of arrows could rain down on an opposing force with severe consequences. Grooves on upper and lower limbs allow you to actually string the Longbow using fishing line or thread. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Inscription reads: of the Arcane
The source of thousand energies are revealed when grasping for this item. You gradually become attuned to the potent forces coursing through your spirit and quickly discern that such power can be bent to your will. Polymorph is a humorous way to jest a chum or temporarily remove a foe from battle by transforming them into a small, defenseless critter (an attack will break the spell!). Magic Missiles barrage opponents while Mana Shield prevents damage at the expense of spell-casting. Use Dispel to remove nasty curses or other harmful bewitchment. Power amplifies under effect of moon (UV) light.

Designed in tandum with Mark Sandlin the classic styling of the MegaGun is sure to look good in the hands of your minifigs or featured in any of your MOCs. The MegaGun is engineered with both 1x1 & rod sized sockets in each of its twin barrels so you can add upgrades or load your favorite components. Standard 1x1 connection points line the sides, top and rear of the gun so you can go to town kitbashing your own ultimate weapon. MegaGun fits most standard minifig hands and holsters to the back of our Power Assault Armor.

The Pilum is a heavy javelin commonly used by Roman Legionaries in ancient times. Standard tactics called for a soldier to throw his Pilum at the enemy just before charging to engage with his Gladius. The small point could penetrate a shield and wound the man behind it, or even pierce armor. It has often been said that the Pilum was designed to get stuck in an enemy's shield, forcing him to discard it. Combine the Pilum with our Roman Shield or either of our Roman Helmets to draft your own brigade. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Believed to be of alien origin the Power Blade is one of the deadliest melee weapons. Despite its smooth curves and supple edges a properly placed blow can be lethal to almost any living organism. Dual spurs allow the blade to cut through most armor and slice most targets in half. The sword in the hands of a skillful warrior can be fatal unless the enemy is equipped with enough stopping power. Those privileged to have wielded the Power Blade have suggested it emits a blueish glow during battle. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

Glass was accidentally discovered by Phoenician merchants after they placed red hot cooking pots on stones consisting of nitrate. The nitrate melted and mixed with the sandy beach to form an opaque liquid. Over the next millennium jar makers used this liquid to glaze pots & vases until the art of glassblowing introduced all glass containers. Fast-forward several hundred of years to the industrial revolution when the Round Bottle was used all over to contain concoctions ranging from spirits to snake-oil. These vital vessels are useful in any environment and feature five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.