My minigun >:D
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You know they're here by sound? You mean the arty shells going off didn't give them away? Well, don't worry. Soon enough you'll here the sound of miniguns warming up, followed by the sounds of your comrades screaming before the gunners find you and turn you into soup.
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My, that's quite the macabre imagination you've got there.DarkWolf wrote:You know they're here by sound? You mean the arty shells going off didn't give them away? Well, don't worry. Soon enough you'll here the sound of miniguns warming up, followed by the sounds of your comrades screaming before the gunners find you and turn you into soup.
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I actually have a constructive variation to make... Don't use a "blaster" for the second handle. Use the same one as the top one. I tried infinite variations of handles to get my British Redcoat to be able to hold this massive piece of tech... None worked. For one, the megaphone (blaster) was too far away from his hand. I moved it half a stud closer, by using a 2x1 flat piece with one stud (me and dan call them converters). It was a bad angle, and hard to twist around to hold, etc. Then, I screwed the blaster all together, and stuck on some odd 2x1 peice that had a kind of rhino horn type thing attached to it... Would have been perfect, only it was a bad angle. Then, I stuck another one of the hinge things (the first handle). Now my British Redcoat has discovered the wonders of todays technology and is able to mulch enemy soldiers while his companions glare at him with jealousy as they re-load their muskets. Also, it's massive, so whoever is using it gets a special stand.
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Luckily for you, I did. So, you can modify yours, while I move into mass production. I already have two done. Funnily enough, the supplies I thought I had an abundance of (1x1 stud barrels), I am running short on, and I keep finding the 2x2 circle barrel piece that I thought I didn't have many of Odd.
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I used to do the same thing, except I would put one of the 2x2 circular plates inbetween the cylinders so it looks like four barrels with steel wrappred around them to keep them in place.King of Brix wrote:Also, something that I find makes it look cooler: Add another 4 1x1 barrel studs onto the original 4. Maybe thats why mine are gone all the time
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--Anonymous
"Glory to the first man to die!"
--Commissar saying
"When in doubt, empty the magazine!"
--Steel Legion motto
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"When in doubt, empty the magazine!"
--Steel Legion motto
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You know what I'd do with a minigun like this, is have it dish out a ton of damage, but give it the following drawback: the minifig has to stand still for a full turn while it spins up, and on the next turn it must fire, even if the target has moved out of range or if other friendly minifigs are in the way. The minifig can keep firing for as long as he wants, but can't move again until the gun has spent a full turn spinning back down.
(This was actually part of my plan for Super Heavy Guns, but I decided it was too complicated to put into the Core Rules. I may re-introduce it later as a stat card for Heavy Weapons Minifig.)
So you get a guy who's a machine of total destruction, but he's got molasses response time and he's a sitting duck whenever he's unleashing the hurt.
(This was actually part of my plan for Super Heavy Guns, but I decided it was too complicated to put into the Core Rules. I may re-introduce it later as a stat card for Heavy Weapons Minifig.)
So you get a guy who's a machine of total destruction, but he's got molasses response time and he's a sitting duck whenever he's unleashing the hurt.