Props Working Rocket Launcher Build
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Sky Walker
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can you post the ufolded file... this is a weapon im dieing to do
here http://www.4shared.com/folder/cuglD342/_online.html just click and download all the files in there
Sky Walker
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thank you soo much... and what are you planing on makeing the projectile out of (foam for safty, fiberglass for awesomeness)?
Pack hunter
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i'd recommend B type motors for the rockets, i could tell you how to make a pressure sensitive warhead for them but thats a lil to illeagal, so no.....serously NO!..... it shouldn't be too hard to make it to where it shoots model rockets might even be able to fit a car battery on ur back somewhere
by the way wats the fullscale size?
by the way wats the fullscale size?
Toacrabman
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Actually I have aided in building 3 rpg's so your are not alone. I would recomend using 3 motors on each rocket for the best effect, and I would also recomend not getting any paint in the barrel, as cheaper spraypaint sets fire very easily, and with a double barreled rocket launcher that would be bad, because you could have the other rocket go off.
Also, an idea for the igniter:
Dont use wire, because then the tube would have to stay connected.
Use a plate, and have the metal part attached to the rocket not attached to the launcher itself, just the rocket tube.
This will keep the tube seperate from the launcher and trigger assembly.
Then have a plate on the rocket launcher that touches the plate on the tube.
That way when the tube is rotated, the two plates will be touching, allowing you to fire the rocket currently lined up, without having the other one going off. Then to chamber the next rocket, simply rotate the tube, and the plate on the other tube will be touching the plate attached to the starter, and the last one would be disconnected.
This also means you could make two seperate rocket tubes (they are replaced upon reloading) be able to drop them in without detaching the last.
Also, an idea for the igniter:
Dont use wire, because then the tube would have to stay connected.
Use a plate, and have the metal part attached to the rocket not attached to the launcher itself, just the rocket tube.
This will keep the tube seperate from the launcher and trigger assembly.
Then have a plate on the rocket launcher that touches the plate on the tube.
That way when the tube is rotated, the two plates will be touching, allowing you to fire the rocket currently lined up, without having the other one going off. Then to chamber the next rocket, simply rotate the tube, and the plate on the other tube will be touching the plate attached to the starter, and the last one would be disconnected.
This also means you could make two seperate rocket tubes (they are replaced upon reloading) be able to drop them in without detaching the last.
this is 1/2 slace to see if it works then i'mm make the big one, and no im not doing the warhead
Sky Walker
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evanmcorleytv
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lol, did I give you this idea? if you need help, just ask, because I already know how to do this, I made my own rocket launcherS yes, launcherS (Multiple launchers) all of them fire either nerf rockets, or model rockets!!
im srry im trying to hard myself to start back up. still not feeling good, and im work on a small helmit build
BTW thats what im working for. but a lil better
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MikyVengeance
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Helmet looks awesome, I just finished the same one 
I'm looking forward to how the rocket lawn chair turns out
I'm looking forward to how the rocket lawn chair turns out
halokillskat
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THis is going to be awesome, just dont blow anything up
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