It slices through stubborn fleshy hide like a knife through gore-soaked butter. If you want to win a war against malicious subterranean foe, you'll need the Lancer Rifle with chainsaw attachment. All the same, we'll still reach for a crow bar in the event of an undead uprising.īayonets are so 20th Century. Made by the skilled hands of the Zazi Nombies, this zombie-killing Jet Gun consists of over 7,500 bricks, and even boasts a spinning fan. Made from plastic, it'll snap before it does anybody any serious damage.Ĭall of Duty: Black Ops 2 had some great guns - but none were quite as prolific as the Jet Gun. This is a replica of Assassin's Creed IV's concealed cutter, available from GameStop. While bounding over buildings and joining a secret society was all well and good, it was the hidden blade that gave the game a killer edge over other stealth efforts. We adored Assassin's Creed when it tumbled over our roof back in 2007. You can see more of Krix's work at his Volpin Props site. This majestic recreation of the Needler by Harrison Krix is a staggering achievement. Those familiar with the Halo series will know it's actually a gun of purple death. The Needler sounds like the name of a weapon that simulates the deep pain of sitting on your own foot for an hour. Measuring 1.3 metres in length, you can download Downey's plans from his Mini Factory page. Taking a pain-staking 196 hours to create, three materials make up the 45 modular sections of this epic build - including PLA (a thermoplastic), Ninjaflex (a flexible filament) and carbon fibre. Designs are getting bigger and bolder, as Kirby Downey proves with his 45-part creation: Destiny's Thunderlord heavy weapon. The arrival of affordable 3D printing has done wonders for the maker community. From the one off specials to the readily available, these are some of the most extravagant gaming replicas we've ever seen - including an astonishing build from Bungie's new title, Destiny. The makers, builders and tinkerers who've constructed the following gaming replicas are far more skilled at expressing their love of games than us. So while we might rant and rave about our love for Halo or BioShock to anyone who'll listen, we aren't communicating our adoration as eloquently as we might.
It's said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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