Set:8747

Visorak Suukorak
Medium Set
Set number	8747
Subtheme	Visorak
Release date	Early 2005 (IN) Late 2005 (AM)
Pieces	47
MSRP	$8.99 (US)
Ages	7+
Instructions

Set 8747 Visorak Suukorak is a canister set released in 2005, portraying the Visorak Suukorak.

Product Description

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Electrical enemies! The Suukorak can slow their life processes down to almost zero, appearing to be dead. But their enemies have to watch out! Go too close and the Suukorak's spinners trap foes in a field of electrical energy! *Includes building instructions to combine with #8743 Boggarak to make Khagarak! *Rhotuka spinner launches up to 50 feet/15 metres! *Visorak measures over 7 inches/17 cm wide by 5 inches/12 cm long! *Jaws snap shut!

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Suukorak prefer to strike from behind cover, launching spinners with a shock venom that sends an electrical charge through the target.

Set Info

The set's canister

The Suukorak set was released as one of six Visorak sets in 2005, and contains forty-seven pieces.

By combining parts of Suukorak with 8743 Visorak Boggarak and 8745 Visorak Roporak, one can create the Venom Flyer; Suukorak and Boggarak alone can be combined to create the Kahgarak. Suukorak can also be combined with all five other Visorak sets in order to create the Zivon.

Features

A Rhotuka spinner can be launched from Suukorak's back by using a ripcord included with the set.

Suukorak's mandibles will pinch together if the set's torso is squeezed.

Collectibles

The set includes two silver Rhotuka spinners, one of which is marked with a partial Kanoka Code. The Rhotuka's code could be combined with the prefix "SU4", shown on the set canister, to create a complete Kanoka Code. Up to six Rhotuka spinners can be stored in the lid of the set's canister.

Trivia

• Early instruction manuals for this set mistakingly show the model using a 5 stud-length white socket connector piece rather than the 7 stud-length one included in the set. This mistake was amended in later instructions, including the digital version available on LEGO's website.