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title: Lego Crossbow
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date: 2014-06-15
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categories: projects
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excerpt: I've been playing with Lego for as long as I can remember. This was one of my favorite builds and surprisingly still intact today.
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header:
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teaser: /assets/img/2014/legocrossbow.jpg
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gallery:
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- image_path: /assets/img/2014/legocrossbow-1.jpg
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- image_path: /assets/img/2014/legocrossbow-2.jpg
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- image_path: /assets/img/2014/legocrossbow.jpg
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gallery2:
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- image_path: /assets/img/2014/legocrossbow-metal.jpg
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<sub>Written 10-8-19</sub>
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Lego has always been a huge part of my childhood. According to my parents, I started playing with them ever since I was one year old. One of the things that I kept on building and reiterating were Lego guns. Being able to shoot at something has always been fascinating to me. I remember always working on making each Lego gun stronger and stronger. Eventually, I got tired of reloading them all the time, so I looked into designs that were easily reloadable. I never had the right pieces for more complex designs, so I eventually settled on a crossbow. Surprisingly, its still in one piece today. Here’s some old pictures.
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{% include gallery %}
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By loading in a nail after the Lego projectile, I was able to barely pierce an Altoids tin.
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{% include gallery id="gallery2" %}
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Here’s a video of the crossbow in action.
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{% include video id="rtRS2m94RlE" provider="youtube" %}
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