Back Cargo door Look, gears! Rotating engines (you would turn the back half of the ship to rotate them; I had to remove a gear to rotate them manually in LDD since it doesn't do that fancy stuff) Some of the proportions are kinda eh, but I'm happy with how it turned out. Source: Serenity (Ldd Moc Omg)
Used PaB to get some chest and back armor for Evo. And some purple. Also grabbed some stuff from RXL for extra decoration. The chest armor is cool because you can see some of the circuitry through it, though it limits head movement somewhat. I also bought his purple head and yellow 2.0 helmet piece, but I skipped the helmet connector/grille because it was over a dollar. Kind of regretting it because I don't really have a way to use it now. I gave Reapa what I considered to be the only thi
The one on the right. Would you say it's a mismold, or that someone cut it? The gitd plastic/rubber seems more transparent than the others. Also one of the other Vohtarak is actually a Boggarak. But I don't care, I'm sort of regretting my decision to buy specific types rather than a mix (I ordered 8 Keelerak, 8 Vohtarak, and 4 Suukorak).
This is my drawer of guns. The lime one doesn't work at all. One of the Secret Strikes is broken. This is my drawer of ammo. 18 expendable streamline darts and 130 fresh darts in the ammo box. And I'm missing one tagger dart.
Finally got the stuff I ordered. So now I have a Nerf Flip Clip, ammo box, and 130 more streamline darts. I also bought a couple of LEGO orders online. Some PaB pieces for Evo to armor him up a bit, and a set of 20 Visorak minifigures (they are so cool). So now my Nerf drawer is a bit more impressive, Evo is a bit bulkier (and has back armor), and there are 20 tiny spiders glaring at me from my shelf.
Pretty good gun. I haven't had any major jams in the time I've messed around with it. Everything seems smooth. Sometimes the slam handle can get stuck but you just have to repeat the priming motion to fix it. The spring is kinda noisy. It vibrates or something when a dart is fired. Slam firing is pretty good. Seems to shoot the darts just as fast if not faster than the single-shot mode. However, it does mean that you have to be holding the slam handle in the forward position for it to
Pretty good album if you're into electronic music. Admittedly their stuff can be a bit unrefined at times, but mostly it's not too bad. Basically I love it since I've been waiting for the song Tubes ever since I saw it in-show. Which was like a year before this was released. So!
Step one: Cut the handle off a cheap plastic axe/trident/other Halloween costume prop, or otherwise acquire a length of thin tube. Step two: Duct tape one end of the tube to an air bladder of some kind. The bladder must be fairly durable. I used one from an old "stomp rocket" kit. Step three: Go outside, push a dart down the tube, angle it slightly, and stomp on the bladder. Step four: Lose sight of the dart because it went a lot farther than you expected it to. Whoops. (Fol
SO. For the next semester's game of HvZ I want to prepare early. Like early early. So I was thinking in addition to the Maverick and Secret Strike (and other, defective Secret Strike) that I bought for last semester's, and the Magstrike and ancient yet still functional single-shot gun I had at home (but didn't bring), I'd get another gun. One with controlled rapid fire. Originally I was thinking a Raider, because hello 35-dart capacity. But then I read through the reviews and switched m
