ChairmanMaow

You could always do what I do. Keep a list of parts you need (in a text file, or on your wanted list on bricklink) and wait until you have enough pieces to make an order. I buy random lots on a regular basis and use this method to finish sets. Also - Don't feel overwhelmed, bricklink is as easy as buying something on ebay. You buy your item/items, pay, receive, verify, leave feedback. I was a bit confused the first time I ordered, but the anxiety wore off quickly :)

I was coming out of my dark ages when Exo-force was out the door, so I managed to get some of the sets, but I'm still trying to collect the rest. Nice review!

It's a watermelon! :)

Thank you guys very much! This will make going through the sets alot easier! I appreciate all the assistance

I've provided pictures of all of the bionicles in the link to my photobucket in the first post. I could take the time to try to identify the kits, but it would take alot longer for me to do it then a bionicle expert. Not to mention that I don't have internet at home. I'm pretty sure that most of these are full sets, because I have a very large pile of extra parts (not included in the photos) If someone could take the time to take a look, I'm sure you guys would recognize them.

I recently came across a Bionicle collection at a yard sale, unfortunately, I received no directions. All the sets are jumbled up, and there's a lot pieces, but there are quite a few of them that are mostly complete, and I was hoping that you guys could help me out. There are 29 pictures in the photobucket gallery, and I think a few of them are too customized to make out. If you guys could help me out, it would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to separate them all out and give them to my son :) The pictures of the partial sets are located here: http://s681.photobucket.com/albums/vv172/ChairmanMaow/