Armor
Here, we discuss the various methods of resisting water. Armor, plexiglass shields, face masks, gun-mounted shields, or your own ideas and methods for resisting (not preventing) getting wet are open for discussion.
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i think that if you wanted to have a hardcore water war (ha! it rhymes) you could get tissue paper and make suits out of it so when the water hits it turns dark, and then you would know when someone "dies" so to speak.
Jun 16, 2009. 5:57 PMninjadragon
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and mayb add a something to suck out the water or store for the weapons
Jun 16, 2009. 10:07 PMeyebot117 (author)
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Perhaps the sponges could detach from the armor, and they could be put in some sort of container where they could be compressed........... Good idea!
May 29, 2009. 7:04 PMeyebot117 (author)
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Why did I make this category? The whole point is to GET wet......or is it? The only armor I could think of would be to wear a trash bag or some other sort of plastic bag over your body. You could also use plastic bottles, jugs, and containers, cut them into the shapes you want, and rivet them together to make armor.
May 30, 2009. 9:37 PMeyebot117 (author)
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Okay, I'm not done. I found this material called "Sham-wow"....I't like a super sponge. It comes in sheets about 3/8" thick, and you can cut it all kinds of different shapes. You could possibly build plastic armor, and tape this stuff to the outside.
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