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The DragonSlayer Projects
The Dragonslayer projects are a series of big weapon projects that have been building in order to eradicate a local village of a dragon that has been pestering it. There have been four DragonSlayer anti-dragon guns so far and I have video of each one and to date I have video footage firing them all off. It is a continuing series of projects and each project is bigger and more powerful than the previous one. I am currently working on the Dragonslayer 7 and 8
Will has a youtube channel with over 650 videos on projects you can make. Check it out right here
I also have a complete line of Tshirts, coffee mugs, magnets, and more with various dragonslayer logos on them. If you are a dragonslayer you might want to check them out!
DRAGONSLAYER 2 - Double barrel bazooka that can fire one at a time or simultaneously.
DRAGONSLAYER 3 - The very big bazooka with joystick guided missile.
DRAGONSLAYER 4 - The Rocket Sword. The sword blade is rocket propelled and actually launches right out of the hilt and handle of the sword.
DRAGONSLAYER 5 - A tank with 9hp motor, the bazooka really fires and the cockpit is equipped with a camera system so the driver can see where he is going.
DRAGONSLAYER 6 - The Lightning sword of Osiris. Travel with me as I unravel a mystery, travel to Egypt and build the sword of Lightning.
DRAGONSLAYER 7 - I find a mysterious piece of military equipment. An adventure to another world ensues.
DRAGONSLAYER 8 - The Foundry Bazooka
The Dragonslayer 9 - This is the Triple Barrel Rocket Pistol. The first shot is a tracking shot. Quickly follows two warhead shots.
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- It's possible to use optics to roast a hot dog without electricity or a stove; to make a simple radio with just an iron, a few basic circuits and three shiny pennies; and to assemble a simple steam-powered boat with a plastic bottle, a candle, copper tubing and a nail. Of course, only die-hard science nerds would attempt these projects.
Backyard Ballistics: Build Potato Cannons, Paper Match Rockets, Cincinnati Fire Kites, Tennis Ball Mortars, and More Dynamite Devices
