Nostalgia just hit me like a bus. Exo Force was one of my favourite unlicensed themes growing up, as well as Mars Mission, Aqua Raiders, Ninjago 1 and Power Miners
There were lots of sets in the mid 2000s that gave you this much content in a set. Nowadays though there’s more of a focus on durability and compactness.
@@ChrisFoley0803 lol what on Earth are you talking about? LEGO sets are absolutely more durable today than they were 10+ years ago. That's not even up for debate. It's just a matter of fact that the technogy and techniques have evolved that way.
@@zap192 Yeah, if you say so. I have Parts taht are almost 40 years old and there are no cracks in them. New small peaces about 8 years old just crack on the sides when they are put together.
I can easily forgive Exo-Force having flimsy mech builds because they were just so ridiculously cheap for what you got. Most of the large mechs that came by themselves were only 15-20 bucks a piece, and you only needed 2 of them as a kid to have a blast. Compare that to nowadays where LEGO sets are ridiculously expensive because you have a lot more small details and structural support pieces being put in. If LEGO made a new wave of Exo-Force today they'd put 2 times the pieces into each mech and then sell them for $50-$60 a pop.
Exo-Force was such a good series. Really wish it had been better marketed and more popular (or made a comeback). Such a good set and loved hearing you talk through it. You are so right on the value. It’s incredible! And this is a set that’s right up your street. I need to collect a few more of the mechs I never collected. Thanks for sharing this!
You don’t even know how many times I’ve looked at this set and watched the price slowly rise. I wish I could just buy it, just don’t have the money for it.
I wonder if you still win sets that big in the giveaways they hold nowadays. When I won one of those, it got me that big Exo-Force tank from the second or third wave. That was my most prized LEGO set for a long time.
Took me forever to source the batteries and learn how to crack open those ‘sealed’ light bricks from all my old Exo-Force sets. But now they light up beautifully once more!
I *Wanted* this set so bad back in the day... I Wanted *Every Last* Exo-Force set ever produced. I grew up replaying the Star Wars movies on loop hour after hour after school, which solidified my interest in sci-fi. But Exo-Force, Crystallized my interest in mechs, robots, Transformers... Thank you for this trip through memory lane Jang.
I'm still confused at how LEGO completely forgot what makes sets like this fun. As much as I like the modern detail and durability of modern sets, they just lack this feeling of childlike wonder.... it really is a shame that LEGO changed the way it did...
Everything changes over time and I'd say that it's a bless for us that nowadays the bricks are much advanced that what we used to have. Nostalgia is well, nostalgia, and I don't think we could do anything about it.
Exo Force was just barely before my time, I started seriously collecting Lego right after Exo Force was retiring. I still remember seeing it in the catalogues though, so this is great to see!
I remember reading the Lego Brickmaster Magazine (I still in fact have this very magazine in my bedroom) with this set on the cover over and over. I loved this set and liked to imagine myself playing with it. I never got it, though the set to me always brought me joy. Cool to see it in video form .
I literally have the whole line, including three unreleased, but recreated sets, two were meant to be polybags, only the instructions were finalized, the third one is the famous jungle thrasher, beautiful set, to this day I hope Lego may consider doing a reboot of the series, but keep the whole armed to the teeth look for the devastators, the real meca one has yet to show its face!
Young me wanted this set more than anything just because it was a big base, it's funny looking back and seeing just how barebones and plain it really was. I do appreciate just how much space there is though, it is one of the few large location sets for action themes where it feels like there's actually enough space to store a bunch of the hero vehicles.
Man, I would kill for a Exo-force style theme again. The newer mechs are much more detailed but they're also HUGE compared to these. I want stuff like Cole's mech in the Thunder Raider and the Golden Mech from the Ninjago Legacy line. Those were much closer to Exo-force's size so they end up being both sturdy AND articulate enough to get some nice dynamic poses. That's all I want man. I've seen it, it can happen. What god do I have to pray to to make this come true.
My absolute favorite series as a kid were exo-force (first wave) and power miners (first and second waves) so i’m always so happy to see you post stuff about them.
I did not even remember owning this set as a kid back then until I watched the review. I just remember everything now. I wish I still had it today, such an awesome set!
Felt like I was the coolest kid on the block as a kid- I had a huge LEGO set that fit all my mechs! Even I remember how annoyingly flimsy it was though 😂 man. What a blast to the past- thanks for the amazing review and the great nostalgia trip!
This theme really fueled my love for mecha anime. I didn't get many sets from this theme but i love it nonetheless. If i remember right those light tubes never worked properly.
My brother and I had a few Exo-Force sets back in the day and this was one I always wanted but never got. I remember we built our own base though, complete with those little vehicles that slide along the walls since we thought was so cool for some reason. This series was awesome though, the Mobile Devastator was one of my favorite sets of all time!
The size of this is quite impressive, and it does look pretty cool... I'm just glad Lego's quality of construction has improved so much over the past ten years, lol.
I remember getting this set for Christmas when I was a kid and just loving it. Sadly I've lost the majority of the pieces, but I still fondly remember playing with it when I was little. Not gonna lie, I could see myself trying to buy it again someday just for the nostalgia. Maybe I'd even try to find other sets from this series.
Really cool set/analysis. Considering how many mechs Leg likes to put in just about every other theme it almost make most sense to just revisit this theme with modern building/pieces. Really loved that alternate build so much better than the actual set itself.
The Exo-Force arm pieces are some of my favorite pieces to work with because they're so versatile and they're pretty durable in my experience and I've never had one break.
Wow posable thumbs! That mech is so good & detailed compared to now x Great articulation but flimsy like you showed but no reason why they don’t all move so well with the parts we have now! Xx my brothers would have loved that set as kids xxx
Looking at him now...Keiken-sensei's scar being bright red is a bit disconcerting... But this is a fantastic-looking set, and I'm glad you got to review it through Patreon support, JANG! I loved Exo-Force back in the day, and having minored in Japanese in college means I can just appreciate the anime influence even more these days!
Really wish LEGO did more playsets with action themes in general. I get that kids want to swoosh around vehicles, but playsets are always great to use as settings to play with minifigs in!
I think this is my favorite set from the first wave because it has a few other things to do besides fighting. I like mechs so I bought most of the Exo-Force sets but I kind of wish they had had a few more things other than weapons. Like, it would have been cool to have a repair mech with some mecha sized tools, or a scout mech with a big sensor array, and this is one of the few sets from the theme that has some of that kind of stuff.
"Zankoku na tenshi no teeze..." 'Been a while since i've seen a video of yours, JANG, sadly i've fallen out of love with LEGO for good, or so it seems, but that doesn't mean stuff like this filmed with the quality you always bring to the table can't be appreciated. Seeing Exoforce sets really takes me back to a time where i was always excited for what new themes LEGO would bring along, too bad there's a thing called "Ninjago" that now serves as the "everything-in-one" line to snuff out stuff like these. I also forgot to point out, but the thing that most people might to not know(or forget) is that the "tech-style" of the mechs, vehicles and alternate builds feels really inspired by Shirow Masamune's mecha design, and those have a very "odd" mix of aesthetic, kinda organic, kinda utilitarian, but all the more "otherworldly". The smaller human mech(which they had a red variation that came in a polybag) always felt to me like a some sort of "moving turret" or "walking platform" that would change function depending on the arm attachments chosen by the pilots, and the big badguys mech could look much better if you "chicken leg-it".
I actually own this set! I got it from my neighbor when his son moved out. About 10-11 years ago :0 I am 19 now this set brings back many memories to me :D
The entire exo force line was business in the frotn party in the back and I love them for it. I know it was a sacrifice to allow them to have such amazing value, which I think modern lego could learn from, I tried to get back into it as an adult but just saw the price tags and had a heart attack
I had the red Exo-Force mech and I remember it falling apart a lot and the light filament never working. Glad to see it wasn't just me that had those problems.
I should also add that a friend of my dad's gave me all of their old legos, and in the bucket of assorted pieces was a Takashi torso piece and nothing else Exoforce.
I think LEGO should remake this entire Set, and not just go for: Star Wars, Jurassic World, City, Technic, DC, and Avengers... Someone in LEGO IDEAS could build something like this, if this is possible....
I wonder why lego changed the police officers uniform from black to blue. I don't mind but i can't find any explanation but i use the black uniform as a senior captain or sarge or a commander
I've finally managed to buy this set few months back. I still love these sets. Yeah, they're flimsy and gapy from certain angles, but with a bit of modification using moderm pieces you can easily made them Soooo much better. I would love to see reboot of Exo-force. Yeah, most of these sets would not meetmodern LEGO guidelines by a mile, but maybe if they could made a line composed of smaller, ratchet joint and articulation heavy mechs, that would be cool. But I'm not sure if that would sell as well as it did back in the day.
The flimsiness of the mechs could've helped out with " battle damage" during play, you know like the mech got shot in a diagonal line from right shoulder to left hip, and the appropriate peices fall off without pausing too long to pull apart just the right amount of armor. Dang, I really loved this theme
I used to think this was really ugly, and maybe I still don't think it's very nice to look at, but that amount of fun things to play with is amazing! It looks very fun to me now. :D
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Nostalgia just hit me like a bus. Exo Force was one of my favourite unlicensed themes growing up, as well as Mars Mission, Aqua Raiders, Ninjago 1 and Power Miners
I personally miss the Serpentine series the most. Its almost impossible to get those snakes now.
Surely you named most of the best ones. I loved these.
What about space police
There were lots of sets in the mid 2000s that gave you this much content in a set. Nowadays though there’s more of a focus on durability and compactness.
Durability ? The quality of Lego today is completely screwed up. A set like this would cost about 200 bucks today.
@@ChrisFoley0803 lol what on Earth are you talking about? LEGO sets are absolutely more durable today than they were 10+ years ago. That's not even up for debate. It's just a matter of fact that the technogy and techniques have evolved that way.
@@zap192 Yeah, if you say so. I have Parts taht are almost 40 years old and there are no cracks in them. New small peaces about 8 years old just crack on the sides when they are put together.
@@ChrisFoley0803 he is talking about the construction of the sets being more durable which is absolutely true.
honestly, I don't mind, as we get a lot more detail most times. lego is lego, and i love it.
I really liked Exoforce empety way of building. - Small ammount of bricks but set felt HUGE!
I got this set for £20 at a flee market. It was used but complete with the box.
@@legobrickabrac good find!
my father gave me a small loan of a million bricks
@@legobrickabrac talk about striking gold lol
IKR!!
I remember staring at this in the magazine as a kid. Thank you for reviewing this, I never would have had a chance to see it otherwise.
I miss the time When Lego was making a Anime Mecha theme
Nowadays its Ninjago that gets everything like that...they dont need to make a new theme because they can squeeze everything into ninjago
@@lolfreakwaca4328 That is why I really dislike Ninjago.. everything that is cool gets put into this mediocre Theme..
And the monkey king
@@lolfreakwaca4328 plus, ninjago has an amazing value compared to other themes
@@lolfreakwaca4328 if I had a penny for everytime someone copied what nick on planet ripple said, I'd be able to purchase The Lego Group!
I can easily forgive Exo-Force having flimsy mech builds because they were just so ridiculously cheap for what you got. Most of the large mechs that came by themselves were only 15-20 bucks a piece, and you only needed 2 of them as a kid to have a blast. Compare that to nowadays where LEGO sets are ridiculously expensive because you have a lot more small details and structural support pieces being put in. If LEGO made a new wave of Exo-Force today they'd put 2 times the pieces into each mech and then sell them for $50-$60 a pop.
Exo-Force was such a good series. Really wish it had been better marketed and more popular (or made a comeback). Such a good set and loved hearing you talk through it. You are so right on the value. It’s incredible! And this is a set that’s right up your street. I need to collect a few more of the mechs I never collected. Thanks for sharing this!
The nostalgia that brings this set...
You don’t even know how many times I’ve looked at this set and watched the price slowly rise. I wish I could just buy it, just don’t have the money for it.
I won this in a LEGO giveaway back in the day! A really fun childhood memory
That's so awesome. I bought in on clearance sale😅
Wow Nice ^^ i got it for 30€ at flea market
I wonder if you still win sets that big in the giveaways they hold nowadays. When I won one of those, it got me that big Exo-Force tank from the second or third wave. That was my most prized LEGO set for a long time.
Hmph u lucky baka
No hate btw I’m just saying ur lucky to get a 14 year old set
i love how Jang smiles as he describes how you could/can play with this set, like he's imagining it himself. i suppose we're all kids at heart. :)
Took me forever to source the batteries and learn how to crack open those ‘sealed’ light bricks from all my old Exo-Force sets. But now they light up beautifully once more!
What type of battery are they?
You can do that?? That changes everything.
How did you do it?
m.ua-cam.com/video/qv4046AHxxA/v-deo.html
Onetruebrick did a detailed vid showing how
@@diegoarias7774 CR927 batteries
>sees thumbnail< Come on, how big could it be?
>one second in< HOLY GADUNKA
"Don't believe in yourself. Believe in the Hikaru that believes in you!"
Kira leans forward:
"ha-ya-to"
So many amazing references in exo force.
Wish we had something like this nowadays
Yeah
We need another line with cheap mechs
Yes.. This is why the 2000-2010 was the best period of lego sets
At least ninjago has got us covered with mechs
We could, but only if you're willing to pay an ultra-premium price for such a set :/
To think I bought this set for 25 euro when a toy store had some old sets on clearance, it's such a good set
Man that's an amazing deal!!
Good god that's like, the deal of the century :O
this was my most wanted christmas gift ever, and I got it as a kid! shame that in time some parts have been lost, but this set is one of my favourite
YOU FINALLY GOT THE FORTRESS. HYPEEEEEEEE
I *Wanted* this set so bad back in the day... I Wanted *Every Last* Exo-Force set ever produced. I grew up replaying the Star Wars movies on loop hour after hour after school, which solidified my interest in sci-fi. But Exo-Force, Crystallized my interest in mechs, robots, Transformers...
Thank you for this trip through memory lane Jang.
I'm still confused at how LEGO completely forgot what makes sets like this fun. As much as I like the modern detail and durability of modern sets, they just lack this feeling of childlike wonder.... it really is a shame that LEGO changed the way it did...
Everything changes over time and I'd say that it's a bless for us that nowadays the bricks are much advanced that what we used to have.
Nostalgia is well, nostalgia, and I don't think we could do anything about it.
Exactly and look at the price, 70€ for a 1448 pieces set would be unthinkable nowadays
@@thomascatty379 that's mostly because of inflation
7:14 Rack In the Back is my new band name!
It's a shame this set would _not_ be made today. So many play possibilities!
Exo Force was just barely before my time, I started seriously collecting Lego right after Exo Force was retiring. I still remember seeing it in the catalogues though, so this is great to see!
I remember reading the Lego Brickmaster Magazine (I still in fact have this very magazine in my bedroom) with this set on the cover over and over. I loved this set and liked to imagine myself playing with it. I never got it, though the set to me always brought me joy. Cool to see it in video form .
I literally have the whole line, including three unreleased, but recreated sets, two were meant to be polybags, only the instructions were finalized, the third one is the famous jungle thrasher, beautiful set, to this day I hope Lego may consider doing a reboot of the series, but keep the whole armed to the teeth look for the devastators, the real meca one has yet to show its face!
Hey, how did you get the Jungle Thrasher? Did you order all the pieces separately on the Lego Store?
I was a HUGE fan of Exo-Force, and I always dreamed of having this set as a kid!
Young me wanted this set more than anything just because it was a big base, it's funny looking back and seeing just how barebones and plain it really was. I do appreciate just how much space there is though, it is one of the few large location sets for action themes where it feels like there's actually enough space to store a bunch of the hero vehicles.
Oh my goodness! I idolized this set as a kid. I built it out of my own parts so many times from catalog pictures!
Thanks Sawyer Fox!
Man, I would kill for a Exo-force style theme again. The newer mechs are much more detailed but they're also HUGE compared to these. I want stuff like Cole's mech in the Thunder Raider and the Golden Mech from the Ninjago Legacy line. Those were much closer to Exo-force's size so they end up being both sturdy AND articulate enough to get some nice dynamic poses. That's all I want man. I've seen it, it can happen. What god do I have to pray to to make this come true.
My absolute favorite series as a kid were exo-force (first wave) and power miners (first and second waves) so i’m always so happy to see you post stuff about them.
Same! I also love Aqua Raiders II and I still have all the sets 🤩
Hey Jang in my opinion this vintage reviews are the best.
Glad to see you doing Exo-force reviews again!
Thank you for a great review! I've been looking for a good in-depth review for a long time now, and there were no good ones on UA-cam, until now.
I did not even remember owning this set as a kid back then until I watched the review. I just remember everything now.
I wish I still had it today, such an awesome set!
I remember getting this plus a few other ExoForce sets for Christmas as a kid. Best Christmas ever :) My favorite set, also.
I remember having this set as a kid, and I loved it, it felt so big and cool, and it's neat to see a modern review of it
Felt like I was the coolest kid on the block as a kid- I had a huge LEGO set that fit all my mechs! Even I remember how annoyingly flimsy it was though 😂 man. What a blast to the past- thanks for the amazing review and the great nostalgia trip!
I have this set, purchased in 2018. Its terrific, lots of interesting brick types.
Definitely wasn't expecting this when I woke up
I honestly just bought this brand new recently! Totally worth it in my opinion. Especially for the Silent Strike. And the light bricks still worked !
This theme really fueled my love for mecha anime. I didn't get many sets from this theme but i love it nonetheless. If i remember right those light tubes never worked properly.
You always do a great job review the product that you are promoting. That’s why I always watch your videos.
Love when you're reviewing older sets! :D
I am lucky enough to own this set. It brought me great joy as a kid and became a wonderful part pack as I grew up
I think nostalgia for exoforce was why did I discover your channel. Circle is now complete!
I had this and it was my childhood set next to Striking Venom and Battle of Metru Nui.
Sadly I sold it
Nooo!!! Why, man?
Great review Jang! Remember seeing this set in the catalogs back in the day, always wondered how big it was.
i really liked exo force back then, and how you were able to combine the 2 main good guys and 2 main bad guys from wave 1 into a even more giant mech
I had this as a kid and loved it, was probably one of my favourite lego sets I ever had
man this brings back some memories, i remember being 7 and so proud of building this set! love it
My brother and I had a few Exo-Force sets back in the day and this was one I always wanted but never got. I remember we built our own base though, complete with those little vehicles that slide along the walls since we thought was so cool for some reason. This series was awesome though, the Mobile Devastator was one of my favorite sets of all time!
I got the Sentai Fortress for Christmas when I was 8. Still my favourite Lego set of all time.
The size of this is quite impressive, and it does look pretty cool... I'm just glad Lego's quality of construction has improved so much over the past ten years, lol.
This set looks cool!
Great review, tho! Jang's reviews are always worth the time to watch them, no matter the set - if I'm interested, he makes it more interesting!
I would definitely be the coolest kid for having this.
Exo Force was so awesome!! I also like Agents and Racers! Lego should bring those back. And bring back baseplates
I remember getting this set for Christmas when I was a kid and just loving it. Sadly I've lost the majority of the pieces, but I still fondly remember playing with it when I was little. Not gonna lie, I could see myself trying to buy it again someday just for the nostalgia. Maybe I'd even try to find other sets from this series.
I had this, it was a phenomenal gift at the time, and I got a lot of play use & I certainly modified it heavily
Really cool set/analysis. Considering how many mechs Leg likes to put in just about every other theme it almost make most sense to just revisit this theme with modern building/pieces. Really loved that alternate build so much better than the actual set itself.
I had this! I come across the big orange pieces every now and again in my bits boxes. Great set
I LOVED THIS SET!!!
So glad you finally reviewed a set of my childhood dreams! Thank you!
The Exo-Force arm pieces are some of my favorite pieces to work with because they're so versatile and they're pretty durable in my experience and I've never had one break.
Wow posable thumbs! That mech is so good & detailed compared to now x Great articulation but flimsy like you showed but no reason why they don’t all move so well with the parts we have now! Xx my brothers would have loved that set as kids xxx
Yeees my favorite exo force set ^^ (i have it)
So happy that u made a review on this :)
You just gave me so much nostalgia!
Dang I wanted this set so badly when I was a kid. Great video!
Looking at him now...Keiken-sensei's scar being bright red is a bit disconcerting...
But this is a fantastic-looking set, and I'm glad you got to review it through Patreon support, JANG! I loved Exo-Force back in the day, and having minored in Japanese in college means I can just appreciate the anime influence even more these days!
I love Exo-Force. Just imagine Exo-Force 2 in 2022 with modern durability & detail & Anime references.
A perfect christmas gift for any mecha-lover!
Never had this set, but seeing it really takes me back. Used to look at these in catalogs a lot. 😁
Really wish LEGO did more playsets with action themes in general. I get that kids want to swoosh around vehicles, but playsets are always great to use as settings to play with minifigs in!
I think this is my favorite set from the first wave because it has a few other things to do besides fighting. I like mechs so I bought most of the Exo-Force sets but I kind of wish they had had a few more things other than weapons. Like, it would have been cool to have a repair mech with some mecha sized tools, or a scout mech with a big sensor array, and this is one of the few sets from the theme that has some of that kind of stuff.
"Zankoku na tenshi no teeze..."
'Been a while since i've seen a video of yours, JANG, sadly i've fallen out of love with LEGO for good, or so it seems, but that doesn't mean stuff like this filmed with the quality you always bring to the table can't be appreciated. Seeing Exoforce sets really takes me back to a time where i was always excited for what new themes LEGO would bring along, too bad there's a thing called "Ninjago" that now serves as the "everything-in-one" line to snuff out stuff like these.
I also forgot to point out, but the thing that most people might to not know(or forget) is that the "tech-style" of the mechs, vehicles and alternate builds feels really inspired by Shirow Masamune's mecha design, and those have a very "odd" mix of aesthetic, kinda organic, kinda utilitarian, but all the more "otherworldly". The smaller human mech(which they had a red variation that came in a polybag) always felt to me like a some sort of "moving turret" or "walking platform" that would change function depending on the arm attachments chosen by the pilots, and the big badguys mech could look much better if you "chicken leg-it".
I actually own this set! I got it from my neighbor when his son moved out. About 10-11 years ago :0 I am 19 now this set brings back many memories to me :D
I remember when this set first came out, I only had one set from this theme and it was 7700, I still have it to this day. 😁
The entire exo force line was business in the frotn party in the back and I love them for it.
I know it was a sacrifice to allow them to have such amazing value, which I think modern lego could learn from, I tried to get back into it as an adult but just saw the price tags and had a heart attack
Man... I remember getting this for Christmas. Good times!
I had the red Exo-Force mech and I remember it falling apart a lot and the light filament never working. Glad to see it wasn't just me that had those problems.
This was one of my best Christmas presents EVER😇
18:40 Woo, I like that! Those arms sticking straight reminds me of modern Fallout games' robo guy called something-tron... securitron!
I'm sure you've taken this all apart by now, Jang, but I would love to see an exploration of that gorgeous B model.
You just hit me with nostalgia
Exo-Force was peak LEGO and I'm sad I never got to own any of it
That's what eBay is for :D
I remember this set when it was new seeing it in the catalog, oh how I wanted it for Christmas!
I had this as a Kid, boy what a fun Christmas that was
These are some of my favorite sets of all time, and I really wish I could have gotten some of them back when they came out.
I should also add that a friend of my dad's gave me all of their old legos, and in the bucket of assorted pieces was a Takashi torso piece and nothing else Exoforce.
I got this as a kid on christmas and it was an amazing surprise!
I got this set in 2006 and still have it built and setup in my lego build room!!!
I would love it if you built and reviewed the alternate model.
The craziest thing about this (and many of the other Exo-Force sets) to kiddie me was the floppy boxes.
I think LEGO should remake this entire Set, and not just go for:
Star Wars, Jurassic World, City,
Technic, DC, and Avengers...
Someone in LEGO IDEAS could build something like this, if this is possible....
I wonder why lego changed the police officers uniform from black to blue. I don't mind but i can't find any explanation but i use the black uniform as a senior captain or sarge or a commander
We owe so much to this short lived OG sub series. I couldn't believe how many pieces were introduced from Exo Force.😅
I've finally managed to buy this set few months back. I still love these sets.
Yeah, they're flimsy and gapy from certain angles, but with a bit of modification using moderm pieces you can easily made them Soooo much better.
I would love to see reboot of Exo-force. Yeah, most of these sets would not meetmodern LEGO guidelines by a mile, but maybe if they could made a line composed of smaller, ratchet joint and articulation heavy mechs, that would be cool.
But I'm not sure if that would sell as well as it did back in the day.
Nice video! keep up the great work.
The flimsiness of the mechs could've helped out with " battle damage" during play, you know like the mech got shot in a diagonal line from right shoulder to left hip, and the appropriate peices fall off without pausing too long to pull apart just the right amount of armor. Dang, I really loved this theme
Best LEGO theme ever
Sawyer F: cool set- thank u!
I used to think this was really ugly, and maybe I still don't think it's very nice to look at, but that amount of fun things to play with is amazing! It looks very fun to me now. :D
I always thought Clone Wars figures were ugly but I think the art style actually worked with these figures quite well.