The influence of Halo...aghhh

reznik

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• Jul 23, 2008

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im probably a sad B**** for posting this but hell i got a big essay to do and i was bored...thus i came across this on youtube..

i must congratulate this kid for having the guts to post something he really believe in ....its some really funny **** there...
hell when was 10 (i assume hes 10) i was still learning to read let alone craft such complex objects with carboard...probably boxes stolen from homeless gits on da street..

 

iamcanadian7

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• Jul 23, 2008

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Haha, that was pretty funny. Looks like a star wars kid number 2......errr halo kid number 1?

 

ziggo0

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• Jul 23, 2008

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I'm speechless, and I couldn't even watch the whole thing.

 

BossBorot

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• Jul 23, 2008

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how could his parents let him do this to himself.

I think I would die laughing if he ever came to my house asking for candy on halloween

 

Tc3 Toad

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• Jul 24, 2008

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hahahaha! oh man... I didn't have sound so I couldn't hear him talk but wow... He even has the motions down...

Give that kid maya or 3ds max and you'll have one hell of a modeler.

 

kayson

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• Jul 24, 2008

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That kid was actually featured on Bungie.net. Props to him. We may make fun of him for being a nerd, geek, etc... But at least he's passionate about something and not afraid to show it. For just using cardboard, he's made some quite impressive weapons. There's a lot of potential there.

 

Oni

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• Jul 24, 2008

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Penny Arcade did a comic about this guy last week.

 

Godfather1138

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• Jul 24, 2008

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As basic as his tools and materials are right now he is doing pretty good. So what if he is a little lost in the game (ok, a lot lost in the game). I'd say if he keeps working on this stuff he may have a future in prop building.

 

PhysX

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• Jul 24, 2008

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lol.jeez that kid has A LOT of time, nice job thouhg, but comeon, stick to playign with you car in the bg