Victork2 and Keets and their ultimate follies!

That made me chuckle more than it probably should.

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I want to design a mascot or something to go on that wide side…

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I have toyed with the mudspike logo on the little panel behind the rear wheel

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The bomb with the eyes I made or the regular logo? If you have any idea let me know, I finalize it and I can prepare a file that any print shop can make a sticker out of.

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Little fella is 7 today. He’s fully nerf armed and waiting for his party. The windscreen wipers are inop so we will have to take the hilux to the party

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Happy birthday, Obi!

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Congrats to the little man! Nerf guns are such fun. I bought myself a six shooter revolver and it’s my favourite toy to shoot the kids with :wink: They get to shoot back with a 12-shot revolver and a magazine fed rifle looking thing. Youngest one just walks through the hits like its nothing, just wants to get her licks in but the oldest one is terrified of taking a hit. How is Obi under fire?

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He has got better. I’m a big believer in repeated hits to harden them up. His sister is invincible

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@Victork2 Happy birthday to Obi!! I hope he gets to shoot nerf darts from the driving Humvee at some point. Tell him he looks menacing with that bipod from the rear!

@schurem I did the same with my younger brothers and the kids in the street. Same gun, from the sounds of it. Loved it, having a smaller clip and no semi-auto means you need to make your shots count. It felt more consistent in aim than some of the fancier full-auto guns with electric motors that my brothers had.

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Happy Birhday Obi, I hope you had fun at the party.

@Freak Those nerf pistols are easily modded. In mine the ‘air restrictors’ were the first to go, followed by a stronger spring - easily doubled the range.

Next step was to mod the ‘darts’ by filling up underneath the cap with a resin that set rock hard.

Gave them a little extra sting. :smiling_imp:

Nerf wars were a feature of one of the office places I worked at… Up until the day that the Chief of Army and our Director walked in on one…

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We have been googling this today lol

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Careful, without the air restrictors they can actually hit pretty hard- my family once had a little scare after a little one got shot in the eye. Eyepro became the rule of the day after that, which sadly defeats the spontaneity of a nerf ambush.

Now that’s just cruel :joy:

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This is normally where I would say " 'MURICA! ", but… I don’t know the Aussie version. Is there one?

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VEGAMITE ? I don’t know, seems appropriate though.

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I was going to say, yeah probably not a good idea for the kiddies, but adults… Ah, who am I fooling :stuck_out_tongue:

Following is an excerpt from “The last battle for the 5th Floor”

The opposing armies faced each other across the no-mans-land of the elevator foyer. We had received advanced warming of a raid on our morning tea by [redacted] Section and were waiting in ambush.

Who would blink first? Suddenly I head the chunk, chunk, chunk of a belt fed nerf opening up and the whiir of flywheels spinning up in battery powered guns - a sound that chills me to this day. Over the general mayhem; punctuated by the cries of “I’m hit” and “Medic” nobody heard the ding of the arriving elevator.

Stepping into a maelstrom of nerf darts and grenades was our Director (2 Star Major General) accompanied by the Chief of Army who was paying a surprise visit in order to thank us on our professionalism and hard work during a recent crisis…

Our Director did not see the funny side, but CA was observed departing with a wry smile on his face.

From that day forth, Nerf products were banned from the building.

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Usually reserved for football crowds and drunk bogans but a chant of “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie” would be the closest. :wink:

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“Queenslands weird, Queenslands Weird!”

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You’ve been there, obviously… :wink:

It just keeps getting weirder and weirder the further North you go.

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I’m not sure that’s true, otherwise Tasmanians would be the most normal of all :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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