Set:6222

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Set 6222 CORE HUNTER is a medium-sized foil pack set released in late 2012, portraying the villain Core Hunter, who escaped during the Breakout.

Profile

  • Name: Core Hunter
  • Type: Medium Set
  • Set number: 6222
  • Subtheme: Villains
  • Release date: July 2012
  • Pieces: 51
  • MSRP: $12.99 (US)
  • Ages: 7-14
  • Instructions:

Product Description

The following is a product description taken directly from LEGO. View the source here and here

Stop the CORE HUNTER from disabling the heroes!
Red alert! CORE HUNTER is on the loose somewhere in Makuhero City and is trying to disable as many heroes as he can get his claws on. His plasma shooter, multi vision mask and razor spike armor are dangerous, but his hero core remover tool must be avoided at all costs. Cuff him or he could disable all the heroes and bring chaos to the galaxy!

*Features plasma shooter, multi vision mask, razor spike armor and core remover tool
*Highly flexible and poseable elements
*Includes unique code worth 300 game points for LEGO Hero Factory BREAKOUT game online at www.HeroFactory.LEGO.com
*Fire the plasma ball shooter!
*Battle with the hero 6223 BULK!
*Combine with 6223 BULK for an even bigger model!
*Stands over 7" (20cm) tall!

Set Information

The set's foil pack

The set consists of 51 pieces.

By combining pieces from Core Hunter with pieces from 6223 BULK, one can build a non-canon combination model.

Features

The set features a Plasma Shooter, which is of the same construction as the Plasma Gun, but with a red spike and a bandolier. Core Hunter's red spikes on his upper arm and back armor can move forwards and backwards. On the foil pack's front art's background shows Dunkan Bulk, a Hero from the Bulk set and who is chasing after Core Hunter in the Makuhero City.

Collectibles

The set includes a black helmet and a Hero Core. Printed underneath the Core is a code called a Hero Code, which could be entered in an online game called Breakout in HeroFactory.com in 2012, to earn 300 Hero Points. The Hero Core is not used in Core Hunter's construction, but can possibly be placed on any of his armor pieces for storage.

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