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I received a machete as my FREEBAP. Hmmm perhaps I can make a Jason Voorhees minifig :P
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Out of all the non firearms(Clever, Machete, KA-BAR, Bat and Nun-chuck) the No-lip Machete is my favorite.
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I cant wait for the them they look awesome!!! I would definetly buy them once they are realeased!!!
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Again, this keeps happening to me but I don't know why. I think it's because there are so many great minifigs/weapons/pruducts such as the Ka-Bar coming soon. All hail the Chapman family (For their great comitment to the BA Company and for providing great LEGO Compatible accessories since 2006) and Enigma that is Badger (For trying out the prototypes and attending BrickWorld to help out at the BA Booth even though I wasn't there and for helping out with the BA Company as the Official Spokesman) and Damien (For trying out these awesome weapons and announcing them to the public as weall as creating custom decals for the excusive BA Minifigs) and Obxcrew (For contibuting to the BA Company and trying out the new products as well as aattending BrickFair to help out Will ath the BA Booth)*Hyper Ventilates for about 5 seconds and head explodes once again* Will wrote:14gallagherk wrote:BTW, does the advent of all of these BA bladed weapons mean that there may possibly be a, say, "bladed weapons" section of the BA website added in the near future, or will these simply be placed in with all the other firearms? There are a number of edged items on the BA drawing board, and we should see most of them prototyped before BrickFair in Aug, if the CNC keeps running smoothly.l Ooh. . . .New BA Melee weapons (Only if the CNC keeps running smoothly like Will said) for the goodie bags at BrickFar. . . .
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Great to see and read that there are 'bladed weapons' on the drawing board. The Ka-Bar and Machete look great btw!
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Joined: 9/13/2007
Posts: 1,916
Location: Chicago
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The oft-requested comparison of the BrickArms KA-BAR with the TLC Knife:  badger
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Joined: 11/9/2007
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Wow, awesome stuff, badg! The KA-BAR is much, much more detailed and better-sized then the TLC virsion. Perhaps it's better to not know a deadline then to know one, that way it keeps our bodies from streaming bodily fluids in anticipation... but perhaps thats just me...
"How am I going to stop some mean Mother Hubbard from tearing me a structurally superfluous new behind? The answer... is a gun. And if that don't work, use more gun" - Meet the Engineer
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Cool as, Great work Will!!
Maybe I will be able to use the KA-BAR as a bayonet for my WWII Minifigs.
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Outstanding work on the Ka-Bar and machete. I just hope it comes in camo. If it did come in camo would that mean all the other weapons would be too? Captain Fozdike wrote:Cool as, Great work Will!!
Maybe I will be able to use the KA-BAR as a bayonet for my WWII Minifigs. I was just thinking that.:)
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Joined: 12/24/2007
Posts: 99
Location: Right outside your window
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The Transporter wrote:Out of all the non firearms(Clever, Machete, KA-BAR, Bat and Nun-chuck) the No-lip Machete is my favorite. So, is Will really going to make nun-chucks? (or thinking about it) The machete is my favorite too
If we didnt have Brickarms, how would we know that pretending to shoot lego with plastic guns is actually pretty fun?
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)bob( wrote:So, is Will really going to make nun-chucks? (or thinking about it) I think he said it was a Brickworld exclusive. [ADMIN - I think he was asking ME. ;) ---Will]
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I'm really looking foward too the release of the no lip machette and Ka-bar
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Jared wrote:I'm really looking foward too the release of the no lip machette and Ka-bar The KA-BAR design is likely finalized, but the final production version of the machete will likely feature the lip. I have several different designs of machete accessories Will prototyped, and in the minifig hand, the lipped versions just look a lot more polished. badger
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)bob( wrote:So, is Will really going to make nun-chucks? The nunchucks are a 2-step operation. First, I mold the chain in flexible plastic, and then I overmold the solid (rigid) ABS handles for strength. Because of thie 2-step process, it will never be a production item. However, it may be something I can produce in limited quantities with my own injection gear. We'll see.
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Will wrote:)bob( wrote:So, is Will really going to make nun-chucks? The nunchucks are a 2-step operation. First, I mold the chain in flexible plastic, and then I overmold the solid (rigid) ABS handles for strength. Because of thie 2-step process, it will never be a production item. However, it may be something I can produce in limited quantities with my own injection gear. We'll see. Oh, cool. Thanks Will
If we didnt have Brickarms, how would we know that pretending to shoot lego with plastic guns is actually pretty fun?
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Will wrote:)bob( wrote:So, is Will really going to make nun-chucks? The nunchucks are a 2-step operation. First, I mold the chain in flexible plastic, and then I overmold the solid (rigid) ABS handles for strength. Because of thie 2-step process, it will never be a production item. However, it may be something I can produce in limited quantities with my own injection gear. We'll see. That would be cool. The nun-chucks are very unique.
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The machete looks pretty cool.
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I recieved both of these items, as well as the cleaver at one point... can't tell you how. :-) The lipped machete is an incredibly versatile accesory, and the KABAR is simply amazing. It is versatile, fits in well with minifigs and can be used in several different ways. I've gotta say that these are some of my favorite BA items to date. I'll try to post some photos later.
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I personally like the lipped one.  If the lip was shaped like the one the obxcrew posted, then I will be fine. But if it is like the one Damien posted, I would rather have the non-lipped one.
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Quote:If the lip was shaped like the one the obxcrew posted, then I will be fine. But if it is like the one Damien posted, I would rather have the non-lipped one. This statement makes absolutely no sense. OBX and I were using the exact same prototype in our pictures. His lipped machete and mine are the exact same except for colour.
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