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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 2:21PM (Unverified) said
I don't know what's more impressive... the very cool nerf mod (sincere statement) or how someone finds the free time to put something like that together.
either way, bravo! can i have one? :)
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either way, bravo! can i have one? :)
Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 2:26PM Magic Whiskey said
The..um....chainsaw blade is facing the wrong way...
I think I saw an episode of CSI once that featured a guy chainsawing himself by accident...
(Where's my Nerf Predator spear and shoulder-mounted Plasma Caster?)
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I think I saw an episode of CSI once that featured a guy chainsawing himself by accident...
(Where's my Nerf Predator spear and shoulder-mounted Plasma Caster?)
Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 2:33PM Magic Whiskey said
After peeping the video I see that above photo was before his assembly..so yeah, it's cool. What I'd do with it..no idea. But it's cool.
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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 2:34PM ZEBRA NINER said
Ha! That's pretty cool. I give it two thumbs up. It's very creative and VERY nerdtastic (new word). :)
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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 2:45PM Magic Whiskey said
Hah, I thought of the same thing, too! (I wonder if he WOULD make me my telescopic Predator spear...hmm) :)
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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 3:18PM (Unverified) said
Hell yeah! Down with the government! Finally, the 360 and revolution collide (and not in a Just Cause kind of way, either)!
But first, uh... could we borrow your nerf chainsaw lancer?
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But first, uh... could we borrow your nerf chainsaw lancer?
Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 3:43PM ZeroCorpse said
I usually roll my eyes at these "mods" you guys post on the Engadget/Xbox fanboy/Joystiq blogs, but this one is actually very cool (in a nerdy, geeky kind of way).
The difference? This isn't some geek sticking an electronic gadget inside the hollowed out plastic body of some 80s toy, like most others. This one took some work and artistic skill.
Good job. Now sell it on eBay for $500.
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The difference? This isn't some geek sticking an electronic gadget inside the hollowed out plastic body of some 80s toy, like most others. This one took some work and artistic skill.
Good job. Now sell it on eBay for $500.
Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 3:45PM ZeroCorpse said
Oh, and when I was a kid, there were no government rules regarding weapon-toys. We had realistic looking guns, swords, and everything else. No orange plastic. No day-glo colors. Our stuff looked deadly and cool.
So nyah-nyah to all you younger guys! You had to play with safety-orange guns!!!
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So nyah-nyah to all you younger guys! You had to play with safety-orange guns!!!
Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 4:02PM Hydralisk456 said
Kind of off topic, but has anyone else thought about how bad of an idea a chainsaw attached to a gun really is? I mean, you chop up your enemy but now your gun is covered in gore and little bits of flesh. This could become problematic very quickly. Just a thought.
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Posted: Jan 24th 2008 9:30AM (Unverified) said
Nice. If you wanna CHOP your own fingers... the thing is BACKWARDS!! Blade right next to the trigger... Other than that. Cool.
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Posted: Jan 24th 2008 1:47PM (Unverified) said
Ha ha that looks awesome! Good effort!
I want to see the Tourqe Bow next.
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I want to see the Tourqe Bow next.
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