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Location: UK
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Location: UK
Posted:
just found a web site which may interest some of you. they do majic props and some really good pyro stuff (some of its a bit expensive). its at www.themagicbox.com
just found a web site which may interest some of you. they do majic props and some really good pyro stuff (some of its a bit expensive). its at www.themagicbox.com
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Location: Back in Paris... for now !
Posted:
yeah, some nice things indeed...but a bit too expensive IMHO...Shine onCass
yeah, some nice things indeed...but a bit too expensive IMHO...Shine onCass
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Location: SA, TX, USA
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Location: SA, TX, USA
Posted:
Those hand flame things are kewl.I was playing King of Fighters '99 last night and k', one of the characters, does a few moves where he like throws out a "whip" (only way i can think to describe it) of fire and when he wins he stands there with a ball of flame in his hand. So i sat down and starting thinking about how to do that.. wouldn't be too hard.. and would so kick if i was doing like liquid or something.hehehwulff
Those hand flame things are kewl.I was playing King of Fighters '99 last night and k', one of the characters, does a few moves where he like throws out a "whip" (only way i can think to describe it) of fire and when he wins he stands there with a ball of flame in his hand. So i sat down and starting thinking about how to do that.. wouldn't be too hard.. and would so kick if i was doing like liquid or something.hehehwulff
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