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Now this is a really great idea, a nun chuck, but not just a nun chuck, a nun chuck that is actually movable, thanks to a flexible plastic between the two handles. It can be held by either handle (as if it is being swung):  or by both handles:  I really like this prototype, with its great detail in the chain, though it irks me that it the first one I had broke. One of the handles just fell off. It didn't break, it just fell off, do before it goes into production Will needs to perfect the method of attaching the flexible plastic to the handles. All in all though, ninja fans are happy.
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"man, if you don't stay away...no,no, not the face ouch!!!" This is really cool man.
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Too bad these won't see mass production..I would have bought a few.
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Man, I really want one now! great review.
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Nice Review sad it wont see production :(
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Aaron Bnuelos wrote:Nice Review sad it wont see production :( Thats not a garuntee. Nice Review of a great weapon!
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I so want one of these. Great review!
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These should be sold like the BA med kit sold when available.
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honestly, I'm not too big on this one.
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Ah, man I wish I had some of those.
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ddogladwig wrote:Aaron Bnuelos wrote:Nice Review sad it wont see production :( Thats not a garuntee. Nice Review of a great weapon! Yes, it is. You see, to make these, overmolding is required (The chain needs to be flexible). Anything overmolded can't be mass produced at the moment.
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It looks pretty good. Does the chain keep it in a certain pose so you can flex it? EDIT: Never mind, I wasn't paying attention the first time I read it. I noticed that you mentioned it in the first sentence. LOL
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Whoa nice review!
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However badger said this weapon may become a premium weapon(there is hope yet!)
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It should be fairly apparent that I am a huge fan of this weapon. After hearing Will and Ian explain the difficulties in molding this weapon I am saddened that it will most likely never reach mass production. That being said no minifig Ninja should be without one of these.
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Maybe, Will could mold the whole thing out of flexible plastic or something to keep from over molding
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this is gonna be awesome if it comes out
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I think my friend had one in his lego box before we even discovered Brick Arms.....Weird,it was a nun chuck that looked almost the exact same way that the BA version is.....I need to go to his house.Anyways,great review!
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you know. the nun-chuck was actually prononced noon-chuck and was used to gather wheat (PM me if you want to know how) when the ninjas rebeled against the samuri rule they thougt they would make good weapons. yes I am a nerd about warefare history;)
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