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Sir, I stand for my faith.

Interesting twist; Yellowjacket was never a "bad guy". Originally, he was Hank Pym.

Precisely. Amazing, nonetheless.

It just seems kinda... ...scrunched.

Deffo # 5. All the way.

Nice!

Sweet!

I always use 45-degree (a light-grey, two-way connector).

The problem is, qualities needed in a (K'nex) sword are weight (it can't be 5lbs of sword), size (which contributes to weight), and stability. If it's long, it's heavy. If it's stable, it's usually way too heavy. There has got to be a medium line.

And one more thing: The sword needs to look (1 - like a sword), and (2 - cool!).

Actually, TheSensei's Katana (https://www.instructables.com/id/Knex-Katana-2/) is fits these standards mildly. It's not heavy, and it's long, but the stability could be worked on.

Despite what he said, it's reasonably stable. I wouldn't hack with it, but you can pull off some blade spins, and different cool moves. Just don't move vigorously.

Is there anything on the extreme interior other than supports?

Sir, please calm down.

So was this tutorial for the tree, or the pictures? Because that was some beautiful photography!

That's just ludicrous.

I don't suppose you could use good grammar, anyone.

I relate to this one specifically: Generally, I like to play down partial, near-complete monopolies, and hold the last card in my hand. To win, you must be the first player with 3 monopolies. You get 3 moves in one turn. Coincidence: I think not. I like to make all three monopolies in one turn, if at all possible.

For the central (horizontal) thruster, you can substitute three yellow connectors in succession.

Max-Air is such a cool ride.

How does the entire module spin?

Would I be psychic to know that you spelled "phsycic" wrong?

Very dense. Looks very sturdy, but overtly heavy.

Why, thank you! It's nice to know someone thinks so.

Aw, shucks!

We celebrate all the men in the air force who gave their lives in the various wars.It's called May Day.

Cool! You've got NES characters!

Oh. My. Word. I love pangrams!

And I loved them before I saw this post.

I think that one could afford to be scared that the fire in those first pics would burn up the car...

I like the flair in putting the verse at the very end!

That's not a very Christian sentiment, it seems to me.Also, it's not very appropriate to post this after Reformation Week.

Admittedly, playing the violin successfully requires years of practice. However, this is a commendably short, yet concise method of teaching.Once you can play very well, it sounds amazing!

I "wood" as well!

I must say: I saw the movie, and Katelyn manages a very good (visual) impression of Gal Gadot.

I must say, a very detailed representation of the planet of Kashyyyk. Very nice vehicles! A very well portrayed model!

Thank you! Finally, someone I can relate to.

#rangersapprentice

1st dimension: A line.2nd Dimension: A shape.3rd Dimension: Solid, tangible objects.4th dimension: Time and Space.5th Dimension: A tesseract, which is a portal that bends time and space.

True. However, a Bandura is a variation of a harp, so each string is one note that isn't changed, as opposed to other stringed instruments, where each one-note string can be held to be played higher. Harp-like instruments only play the initial note.

Just for statistic's sake:A Chinese "Duxianqin" has 1 string. A Chinese "Erhu" has 2 strings.A Chinese "Sanxian" has 3 strings.Any range of stringed instruments widely used in the USA have 4 strings, usually.A standard flat-top Guitar has 6 strings.A Viola-da-gamba has either 6 or 7 strings, depending.Your 8-string baritone has (well duh!) 8 strings.A Mandolin has 10 strings.

I'm positive that I uploaded them in the right order. I wonder what happened.

All of the steps have backed up a step. I'm terribly sorry. I have no clue how that came about. I'll fix it when I have time.

Ok: No clue how that happened. I'll definitely get on it. At any rate, the "exoskeleton" pics are located in the "loading ramp" section, and so on and so forth. The pictures for the loading ramp are in the "pics and pieces" section.

That is legit.

...And you can't complain about the size. It is "life sized"... ... at least, to a hobbit, that is.

Why is the cover picture a shot of Heimdall?

Sweet knife, tho!

You should try to make a Ballistae.

How 'bout a "Glow in the Dark Frisbee", by Whammo!. They need to make glow in the dark trees. Ran straight into a telephone pole. Whammo!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndeZ2rJk1Lw

What next, glow in the dark darts? *chucks it*"Oops... you turned around Jimmy!"

Not to be a critic, but your response was grammatically incorrect.

Ha ha, that's cool! Good to know. I'm inactive due to a lack of a good camera...

I guess we know where you live...

Okay. That was boring. It's "Binary".

Thou dost insult us absolute SW nerds: That is a Poe Dameron figure, and those are Imperial stormtroopers and the title is "A New Hope Action Figure Set". Poe was not in the original trilogy. I'm just messing with you. Seriously, tho.

Someone has too many LEGO levers...

I fail to see how this is in any way a safe idea.

Dum-dum! You bring gum-gum?

Dum-dum better run-run! From Atilla the Hun-hun!

That's so nostalgic!

34 RPM, Standard Green motor. I actually added another gear, lowering it to 1/40 RPM. I have another large gear around my house somewhere, I just have to find it.

Exactly, right? I mean, the part about pronunciation. You know, funny thing, I checked them up, they're actually called AT-ACTs, not AT-ATs. It stands for All Terrain Armoured Cargo Transport.

As I commented on your Gear Ratios 'Ible, I made a contraption that uses several large sheets of white and yellow connectors, each spaced one green rod apart, so 10 spacers between. On that grid you can add all sorts of gears. I have on of the sheets open near the bottom so the motor/driving gear has a place to come through.

It utilizes 3 14-tooth gears, each driving an 84-tooth gear.

I've made a contraption that spins at 1/5.68 RPM.

Ah! Nice! I'm thinking about doing an instructable on gears and how to use them. I don't have one of those green double-gears on hand, so I'll leave them out.

Did you know that Unicorns eat rainbows and poop butterflies?

Ha, nice! Hey, are you back in business?

Aaw psyche!

FN-2199 was my favorite character. I find the lable "baton" very intruiging. I love the idea of a weapon baton.