kaleidoscope

http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/news/page8/#id60

 

worth the mention :)

 

besides, anyone here got a kaleidoscope? I'm dying to find one!

 

And apparently Kaen bought the last one on ebay but there are none left atm... blegh

 

also check

this small vid by Kaen... the lucky bastard! :wink2:

Edited December 25, 2005 by Fredd-E

I've got the BoC one too. Always frikking scared when my nieces come over and play with it.

  mcbpete said:

I've got the BoC one too. Always frikking scared when my nieces come over and play with it.

I could keep it in safety for you :innocent:

I bought one from Warpmart a couple years ago. I never thought it was so hard to find until now.

I've got one, handed it to one of my ''friends' and all of the sudden the kaleidoscope transformed into two seperate pieces, the thing with the marbles and stuff inside broke free from the tube with the mirrors, still have to glue em back together.

Wallpaper get!

there's yet another up on ebay (.com) now. starting bid: $86. or "buy it now" for $149!

 

here

I have mine on the bookshelf right now. It's probably been knocked down a dozen times but somehow the thing is void of any scratches. I hear the liquid inside is really bacta fluid.

i saw one in warpmart , i guess it was quite a while ago, but it was after the first stock had been sold

i'm sure warp will put more up on their site one day and sell them for what they are werth

I have two, they do seem to be fairly resilliant to scratches, altough where the cylinder with fluid in in is connected to cylinder with the mirrors, they both have white, almost condensation stuff right on the join (but not all the way round). Does anyone elses have this? Because I want to by another, but not if it's just going to have the same mark, also I'll feel better if everyone's has it. I want to know what bacta fluid is?

  loga (xn) = n loga x said:

I want to know what bacta fluid is?

 

 

You know, that stuff from Star Wars in those healing tanks.

  robotanalysis said:

You know, that stuff from Star Wars in those healing tanks.

George Lucas actually spent 3 million dollars on scientific research to invent a new type of slightly gelatenous super-fluid to be used in approximately 1 minute of footage. Since that time, bacta fluid has been used exclusively in kaleidoscopes everywhere, in addition to those weird inside-outy-turny rubber toy things that look like 4-dimensional slugs.

  pattern recognition said:

there's yet another up on ebay (.com) now. starting bid: $86. or "buy it now" for $149!

 

here

 

I saw another kaleidoscope on ebay for about 20-30 bucks or something like that.

Edited January 13, 2006 by glitch191