8114 Chameleon Hunter
| System → Exo-Force8113 << 8114 >> 8115 |
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| Item №: |
8114 |
| Pieces: |
185 |
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| Price: |
 $14.99 £9.79Additional prices:  $29.99 |
| Ages: |
7-14 |
| Released: |
December 7, 2007 (US) / January 2, 2008 (UK) |
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8114 Chameleon Hunter is a Exo-Force-themed set released in 2008, and late 2007 for the US. It includes 185 pieces and one minifigure, Hikaru.
Description[edit | edit source]
The predominantly green Chameleon Hunter is a battle machine belonging to Hikaru. The left arm has a flame thrower and double guns. A drill sits on top of the weapons array, and the long bar of the minibot fits through the weapon and in front of the drill. The second arm has a giant claw, made up of three red claws, which are also included in 8059 Seabed Scavenger in silver and 8117 Storm Lasher in yellow. A transparent lime missile tip sits at the end of the bar. Both of the shoulders are equipped with missiles. On the left side of the body, there is a scanner with a transparent blue dish piece, connected to a robot hand. There is an antenna on the other side. The minibot wields two red scythe blades. It is one of the larger minibots on the human side. The Exocode, on a green 2x2, is on the same arm as the giant claw.
Background[edit | edit source]
Hikaru used the Chameleon Hunter to find Sensei Keiken. Since Exo-Force was abruptly stopped, the fate of the vehicle is unknown.
LEGO.com Description[edit | edit source]
This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it.
With its new stealth technology, Hikaru's fast new Battle Machine can vanish from sensors, and then attack in a flash with its flame-blaster cannon, massive claw and transforming mini-robot weapon!
Minifigure Included[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
The Chameleon Hunter
The set in its entirety
The mini-robot
Promotional artwork
The box art
The set with its box
Chameleon Hunter and Assault Tiger combiner model
The sets features
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