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amazing idea for a remote detonated airsoft land mine!

amazing idea for a remote detonated airsoft land mine!
this is a prototype for a remote detonated airsoft land mine. i would like to remind you that this is a prototype that has not been tested, but thrugh reaserch and hopothosies is expected to work very well. i am also not liable for anything stupid u do with this mine, and it may have potential to be dangerous!!!
 
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Step 1Gather materials

gather materials
the materials you will need are as follows:
A car
a model rocket motor
a model rocket motor ingiter
a model rocket launch controller
a metal vegtable can (empty)
airsoft bbs
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Jan 22, 2012. 5:30 PMbighead5454 says:
You could attach a green paper-plate to the ignition button, then part-bury the remote in the ground, plate-up. It'd be a form of pressure-activated landmine.
Oct 6, 2009. 6:53 PMsparkels says:
or you could use a M-80 fire cracker they have a good sized explosion and can be modified to house a rocket igniter but that's my idea
Apr 2, 2011. 7:23 PMdudemanclc says:
sounds dangerous..... and illegal
Dec 19, 2011. 3:11 PMAron313 says:
Its not fun if it not dangerous or illegal
Apr 7, 2010. 8:03 AMr3nrut says:
Could you please make an instructable on how to do that?
Feb 18, 2009. 10:24 AMlitledrumdrumbigblack says:
whats the point of putting the rockey engine in the car?
Mar 11, 2009. 12:54 PMjmanjman says:
'cause normaly the rocket engine is meant to propel the model rocket upwards. but leaving it exposed to heat changes the chemical reaction to explode instead. explosion+BB's=enemy is dead.
Sep 22, 2010. 4:57 PMsam1997 says:
Dead. Literally. LOL
Sep 18, 2011. 3:39 PMgpalma1 says:
lol
Mar 11, 2009. 12:55 PMjmanjman says:
BY the way great idea. i never would have thought to use all those old rocket engines for something useful.
Sep 11, 2011. 5:00 PMGarebear350 says:
In stead of heating the motor, throw it on the ground about 20-30 times. It forms a fracture which equals big boom!!
Apr 13, 2009. 3:46 PMpuma b32 says:
You are aware that the danger zone is 100 feet for the engine especially for an engine of that size, it could take your finger(s) off
Jul 14, 2009. 11:34 AMilpug says:
i have tried this with old rocket motors. THIS IS A VERRRRRRRRRY IFFY SITUATION!!! the motor wil only explode abput one out of ten times, and most of the other times it just sprays fire every where. a much better way to do this would be to follow these steps : take a smaller motor (a or b size) and crush it so all of the explosives and propellant comes out. mix it all up with some extra explosive stuff (mathc powder, gunpowder etc) and put it all back in, then plug the end. the thing should now look like a rocket motor with a plug in the end. put the ignior in, and then try it. also, it might be a good idea to epoxy the ignitor in to make it sealed better. this is only if you insist on using rocket motors. a much better idea would be just a firecracker in the can, with the ignitor in it. any qs or cs?
Jul 14, 2009. 12:12 PMpuma b32 says:
Nahh, just take out the propellant and us the explosive ejection charge. Also switch the plastic BB for metal ones and then you have a CLAYMORE MINE This way you know they are out.....................and most likely dead
Jul 14, 2009. 6:35 PMilpug says:
so your some kind of survivalist right?? lol jk.
May 25, 2010. 4:26 PMilpug says:
 okay. i said that a long time ago. i have since found that it is easier to take half of a tin can, and a small rocket motor. instead of dissasembling the engine, just put the ignitor in and glue it in on both ends with epoxy. then let dry. it will explode just like an m80. put the modded motor in the bottom of the can, and glue it in ( hot glue is fine) fill with bbs and cover with paper. paint if nescessary. i have used these to great effect with a home made detonator. i might make an ible of this. any Q's?
May 26, 2010. 12:29 PMpuma b32 says:
Much better, one thing.... bigger engine=more BBs :)
May 7, 2010. 10:07 PMAirsoftmaniac123 says:
i have made an air pistion land mine but it lifted me off the ground cause it was REALY REALY HUNKING HUGE like 3ft across and 1ft tall and it shot like 5000 bbs so it was desined like a cup with a piston in it and it was 2 power full and it was shooting bbs up 2 75yrds with 60psi sooooooooooo.............
Apr 9, 2010. 8:14 PM666irock says:

dude what would happen if you tryed it with a tiny engne???

Oct 22, 2009. 1:02 PMColonel88 says:
The engin e will just go DOWN or UP and will not explode. However maybe if u did something that flies up and then explodes... Sorta like a Bouncing Betty from COD5
Mar 21, 2010. 12:28 AMiBurn says:
 An airsoft bouncing betty would be a bad thing...Consider how you would have to launch a bb container into the air without hitting the guy in the nuts, then have it explode in his face without hurting him...
Feb 13, 2009. 4:52 PMmimjitsue says:
Perfect, now we can melt the plastic before we blast it all over the enemy.
Feb 18, 2010. 11:54 PMbeehard44 says:
well, MOLTEN is better than SOLID when it comes to projectiles...
Mar 21, 2010. 12:26 AMiBurn says:
 "Molten is better than solid"
That's what she said.
Sorry, couldn't help myself....
Jan 22, 2010. 3:21 PMXWXAXDXEX says:
bb waster -.-
Dec 8, 2009. 5:23 PMyoyohead415 says:
HOLY CRAP!!!!! A model rocket engin crazy that wont work
Nov 13, 2009. 10:39 PMslayer04 says:
heat from that rocket engine would most definatly melts the bb's and container, I wouldn't try this especially in a wooded area, it might cause a forest fire. Also rockets only provide thrust, they wouldn't shoot the bb's anywhere just melt them into a ball...
Oct 23, 2009. 6:48 AM2bad4u says:
I love the idea but as friendly critique I don't like the idea of using a rocket motor... for safety reasons... now I don't have the money or the means to do this but I wish someone would, and that is to use air pressure that is released by an electronic valve or piston... in theory this would work just as well or better... and it has some room to grow... if someone had the know how you could take an infared sensor or a tone frequency sensor and make it remote from ridiculous distances...

idk... give it a thought... the motor function is really easy build and fairly cheap... plus it is reusable unlike the rocket motor...

but I do comend you on your design...
Mar 12, 2009. 6:14 PMstruckbyanarrow says:
i made an airsoft landmine that cost me 15$ every time i clicked the button
Aug 29, 2009. 12:18 PMnatethegreat88 says:
What did you get like a keg of black powder and get a 55 gallon drum and fill it with BBs and then light it and BOOM! Although that would probably kill the person, but people would probably gather around it and wonder what it was and then it would blow their faces off.
Aug 29, 2009. 12:19 PMnatethegreat88 says:
but then that would probaly cost more like $200 because of the drum, powder, and BBs.
Aug 2, 2009. 8:53 PMbighead5454 says:
hey if you put the little thing you clamp the remote's wires onto into a little dynamite(a type of firecracker and put it in after taking out the fuse) and use that instead of the motor (cheaper and also if you melt some plastic on a paper plate and melt it onto the remotes button and paint it to a camo color (depending where you are battling) then set that down so when someone steps onto the plate it sets off the little dynamite therefore spraying them with airsoft pellets
Jul 4, 2009. 12:32 AMAutomobilie says:
Try NiChrome wire. With 3 or 4 9v's and the wire wrapped a couple times around the fuse on a firecracker you can light it most of the time. It's ALOT cheaper than rocket engines that'll burn for many seconds and end up wasting Potential energy. If you got alot laying around it'd probably be worth it to save them. Those things cost a good $5 a pop plus the igniters. I got NiChrome off of Ebay for $5 for 100 ft.
Nov 8, 2008. 7:25 PMpyro13 says:
dangerous, and dont do next to anything flammable, but very nice =D. i will definitely do this.
Jul 17, 2009. 9:38 PMinventor1488 says:
how did the airsoft mine work out?
Apr 28, 2009. 6:14 PMairsoftjunke says:
or u could just use a fire work me and my friend hav used rocket launchers to test out airsoft grenades
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A mechanical engineering major at JBU, I enjoy putting motors on things that don't already have them, tinkering with small gas engines, airsoft, paintball, and pyrotechnics