Custom Flail
- The Blue Knight
- Merchant
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Sadly I used a megabloks chain, I didn't have the heart to cut a LEGO chain....TwoTonic Knight wrote:One question though, where did you get the chain links from? I compared yours with my earlier flail made from LEGO chain links, and yours doesn't appear to be the same.
It's actually pretty strong, I gave it the drop test. Dropped it from about 4 feet up, onto a tiled floor. no breaking or cracking.. , BTW I used crazy glue.The Blue Knight wrote: How durable is yours? Did you melt the chain link on?
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- Lord_Of_The_LEGO
- Earl of Wells
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Yay! You aren't so vicious as that! Personally, I fully support the destruct- er... 'customization' of Mega Bloks.Legolas wrote:I used a megabloks chain, I didn't have the heart to cut a LEGO chain....
In the process of converting to [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathanwells/]Flickr[/url].
- Sir Galahad
- Serf
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Nice. I do like it better than the other one, though you're right, the chain is a little big. That can be fixed though.
“…they smote through their shields so that pieces of them fell off, and they broke their helms and the thick mails of their hauberks so that the blood ran out…”
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- Blasterman
- Steward
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Not too shabby there, Joey.
As others have stated - this piece is difficult to do. On
one hand, you could do the chain, but it would never
have the ability to pose " in air". Well, that's not entirely
true...I could have spent A LOT of money to have the
chain molded like a vertebra, allowing it to be "clicked"
into positions. Unfortunately though, the cost to do this
at that tiny scale just isn't sensible. So, what you're left
with is a ...*ahem*...limp noodle.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=604153
Alas, you get the molded "in air" pose.
But hey...that's what customizing for, right?
As others have stated - this piece is difficult to do. On
one hand, you could do the chain, but it would never
have the ability to pose " in air". Well, that's not entirely
true...I could have spent A LOT of money to have the
chain molded like a vertebra, allowing it to be "clicked"
into positions. Unfortunately though, the cost to do this
at that tiny scale just isn't sensible. So, what you're left
with is a ...*ahem*...limp noodle.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=604153
Alas, you get the molded "in air" pose.
But hey...that's what customizing for, right?
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