It is said that only the worthy one will be able to lift the mythical Mjölnir, but with the Marvel Thor’s Hammer 4’ Oversized Foam Prop, you don’t need to be worthy or enchanted to wield it because, it has a real-world weight of mere 20 lbs (around 9 kilograms). Hell, even a kid could pull it along. No, wait. There is just one problem here. At 4 feet (1.2 meter) tall, it might be a little too big to be conveniently lug around and obviously, it won’t make you fly like Thor. On the bright side, Magneto won’t be able to snatch it from you because, it is crafted from Uru, the magical Asgardian metal. Nah. Just kidding. It is not made of Uru. It is of prop-favorite material: foam. Continue reading Good News, Here’s A Mjölnir Everyone Can Lift, But The Size Might Be An Issue
Tag Archives: Toy Weapons
Q Made A Cardboard Airsoft Landmine That Sends Out Fire And Smokes
I am not sure if a cardboard version of an airsoft landmine will be of any help in holding the fort in a paintball or NERF battle, but it sure looks like a fun addition. Created by the man who make all-things out of cardboard, The Q, the Cardboard Airsoft Landmine is unbelievably simple to make. All you need are cardboard, corrugated paper (AKA ribbed cardboard), and a box of matches. You will also need tools like cutting pliers, long nose pliers, roller, a pair of compasses, box cutter, and a glue gun (with glue stick, of course) to put them together. Continue reading Q Made A Cardboard Airsoft Landmine That Sends Out Fire And Smokes
Guy Made A Pretty Damn Powerful Glock 19 Out Of Cardboard
Yes. It is Glock 19, complete with functional magazine, and it totally shoots. Perhaps most importantly, it is made mostly out of cardboard. You may have already heard of it, but for some of us here, it was a revelation. A realization that materials as simple as cardboard, papers, rubber bands, could replicate a real working pistol. Just imagine if you work it with a 3D printer with more solid materials like ABS, or even metals. Man, you could easily made a gun right in your home. Of course, the process is not as simple. Personally, I thought of crafting one myself, using cardboard, of course, but looking through the 15 minutes plus video, it sure looks like it takes some sort of talent to put together one. Patience is prerequisite too, if I may add. Continue reading Guy Made A Pretty Damn Powerful Glock 19 Out Of Cardboard
How To Make A Functional Commando’s M202 FLASH-like Rocket Launcher
With a little ingenuity, pretty much anything can be turned into a weapon. Even cardboards – as proven by the incredibly talented YouTuber, The Q. The Q here is not quite the Q from Bond movies, but I am pretty sure if this dude is given the resources Q had in the movies, he will probably be as brilliant as the fictional Q, if not more brilliant. I am serious. Just take a look his portfolio. Tell me you aren’t a wee bit impressed. Many of The Q’s projects are crazy awesome, but this one here is the best in proving that cardboard can be dangerous too. Continue reading How To Make A Functional Commando’s M202 FLASH-like Rocket Launcher
This 3D-printed Rubber Band Gatling Gun Will Make You Look Like A Cyborg
Times may have changed, but rubber band gun remains a favorite among boys and dudes alike. That said, while keeping with time, modern rubber band gun need not to be made out of wood, neither does it need to be handcrafted. Why? Because we have 3D printers now and first-time Instructables member mdavisgtm aka Matthew Davis is here to show how it is done. He has created The Arcus, a 3D-printed rubber band Gatling gun that is as functional as it is awesome looking. The coolest part is how you hold The Arcus: your hand goes deep inside the cavern formed by eight ‘barrels’ where it boasts an arm mount that makes The Arcus looks like part of your arm. Continue reading This 3D-printed Rubber Band Gatling Gun Will Make You Look Like A Cyborg
Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster: Zombie Slaying Starts From Young
Grown ups often talked about zombie apocalypse and how best to prepare ourselves. The truth is we probably won’t see such a calamity in our lifetime, but we can’t say the same for the generation that follows. This is why the Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster could be a sound toy weapon for kids to work on their zombie slaying skills while they are still young. You know what they say about learning? It is always wise to start from young and the Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster offers your young ones the right tool to do just that. Aside from the usual foam dart shooting feature, this particular blaster comes equipped with a foam chainsaw that actually works. Well, works as in it rotates like a chainsaw should; not ‘works’ to cut down anything. Continue reading Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster: Zombie Slaying Starts From Young
Forget About Your Heirloom-worthy Rubber Band Gun, Here Are Some That Are Modeled After Real Firearms
It’s 21st century and surprisingly, there is still room for rubber band guns. In fact, I suspect some of you even have one past down by your grandpa. As well as those may have worked out till this day, they are hardly considered aesthetically pleasing. But like I said, it is the 21st century, which means for every problem, there is always a resolution and in the case of rubber band guns, it is the Rubber Band Guns by Elastic Precision. These rubber band shooters are not your typical rubber band guns on the get go, because they are handcrafted in Kansas City out of solid hardwoods and takes on the form of modern, recognizable firearms, such as the classic Walther PPK made famous by Agent 007, the classic 1911 handgun and the iconic H&K MP5. Continue reading Forget About Your Heirloom-worthy Rubber Band Gun, Here Are Some That Are Modeled After Real Firearms
NERF Rhino-Fire Will Rain 50 Darts At Your Foes From Up To 90 Feet
NERF has just pushed the bar of foam warfare up with the confirmation of the NERF N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster, arriving this Fall, exclusively at Walmart, for $99.99. this would-be mother of all blaster has an alternating dual barrel setup, fed with N-Strike Elite darts from two drum magazines with a total a total capacity of 50 foam darts. expect to rain foams on thy opponents at up to 90 feet with a squeeze of the trigger – thanks to the battery-powered motors which are kept juiced by a massive array of D size batteries (six numbers, not included). no word on how long those six “D” batteries will last you and also no details on how heavy the beast will weigh fully loaded. regardless, one thing is for sure: you won’t want to be running around with this baby, well, maybe just firing it standing up and not assaulting the objective or any like that. Continue reading NERF Rhino-Fire Will Rain 50 Darts At Your Foes From Up To 90 Feet
Guy Collaborates With Sugru To Create Super Cool Water Gatling Gun
if you have been following this blog, chances are you have read about Sugru, a super flexible compound that lets mend and make virtually anything you can think of. well, you probably already know that, don’t you? but what you didn’t know is, it was also part of material that made up this awesome water gatling gun. yes. gatling gun aka mini gun, the the fearsome, multi-barrel machine gun that rains metal slugs on thy enemies, causing pretty nasty damages and now, the same concept has been turned into a water gun or pistol, if you will, by one Alex Bygrave and the Sugru engineering and material teams. it took the 27-year-old engineer from Streatham Hill, South London, 50 hours to design and put together this super cool water ejecting Gatling gun with nothing more than everyday parts, ranging from black cab’s windscreen wiper to walking pole and of course, Sugru. Continue reading Guy Collaborates With Sugru To Create Super Cool Water Gatling Gun
Mattel BOOMco. Blasters
step aside NERF, Mattel’s BOOMco. Blasters will soon be in town to challenge your supremacy in the foam dart-shooting blaster market. for nearly three years, toy giant Mattel has been hatching a plan to usurp the king of the blaster and result is four blasters that are set to hit the U.S. market this summer for around $10-$60. the Mattel team has gone all the way out in the design of the blasters, sporting what Staff Designer Raymond Makowski described as “superbikes” of blasters and lets you see the guts of the blasters. looking at the initial product images of the blasters, we have got to say we are completely impressed and what’s more, BOOMco. promised to shoot farther, faster and hit the targets as you have intended. well, maybe they wasn’t explicit about the latter but a test by Fast Company’s Mark Wilson, proves that the blasters did actually hit where he aims. Continue reading Mattel BOOMco. Blasters