Wounder what that kid will do when he discovers Half-Life or Gears of War. X_X Yeah here is the chainsaw rigged up to my Lancer made of cardboard. x_x He does have talent though, I will give him that.
An overstatement. I respect his creativity and attention to detail. Perhaps I'm just jealous because when I was a kid, the best I had was Goldeneye guns for models :P
"you little f***wad thank you for wasting my time on this video please do the world a favor and kill yourself you little tool u do not deserve to live"
"you little f***wad thank you for wasting my time on this video please do the world a favor and kill yourself you little tool u do not deserve to live"
"
Totally. Youtube is filled with idiots. Stop hating on this kid because he has some artistic talent. At least he's doing something else besides sitting on his Xbox.
"you little f***wad thank you for wasting my time on this video please do the world a favor and kill yourself you little tool u do not deserve to live"
"
Totally. Youtube is filled with idiots. Stop hating on this kid because he has some artistic talent. At least he's doing something else besides sitting on his Xbox.
ok first whoever said this is better than playing his xbox, wrong, if he wasnt so obsessed with xbox in the begining then he wouldnt be in this position, instead of going outside and playing sports or getting a part tme job hes building halo shot out of cardboard
"you little f***wad thank you for wasting my time on this video please do the world a favor and kill yourself you little tool u do not deserve to live"
"
Totally. Youtube is filled with idiots. Stop hating on this kid because he has some artistic talent. At least he's doing something else besides sitting on his Xbox.
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Who sits on game consoles?"
I know I do. The original Xbox makes for a wonderful little seat boost for little ones. I generally use it in theaters that do not have a high degree of slant. Hey, sometimes, I just can't see over the guy's head.
!! Awesome! the plasma pistol looked alot like the one from the store, but I guess it wasnt, and even if that was, he still made everything else, geez, amazingly well done!
Am I the only one who finds that deeply disturbing?
Yes, granted, there's some great talent and commitment involved, and I respect that. It's fantastic that there's still kids building stuff out of cardboard, especially stuff this elaborate. However, seeing that kid making detailed perfectly scaled cardboard-replica of a dozen of guns from some online-shooter, casually recreating the player models animations in the progress is kinda like congratulating a serial killer on what wonderful pieces of art he built out of human skin. There's talent, but it's employed in obsessive, creepy and questionable ways.
If this was my kid, I'd compliment him on the things he built, but the next day I would make damn sure to limit his time playing Halo.
Agree. Even though I'm not really a fan of Halo, this kid has a creative streak going on. I reckon this could lead to a very fulfilling career choice as a designer of toys or some shit in the future. Shine on, Halo dude!!
I really don't understand you guys. His models show that he's a hard worker, artistic, creative, meticulous, and diligent. All characteristics I would welcome in my children.
At least he's doing this on the side - I bet half of you guys just game all day, which is a far less rewarding activity than this.
I bet the kid started making cardboard mockups of Halo guns because his parents started restricting his gaming time in the hopes that he would do something more productive.
>>>I really don't understand you guys. His models show that he's a hard worker, artistic, creative, meticulous, and diligent. All characteristics I would welcome in my children.
As I said:
"Yes, granted, there's some great talent and commitment involved, and I respect that. It's fantastic that there's still kids building stuff out of cardboard, especially stuff this elaborate. However, seeing that kid making detailed perfectly scaled cardboard-replica of a dozen of guns from some online-shooter, casually recreating the player models animations in the progress is kinda like congratulating a serial killer on what wonderful pieces of art he built out of human skin. There's talent, but it's employed in obsessive, creepy and questionable ways."
It boils down to a 14(?) year old who seems to spend all of his time playing an online shooter, then rebuilding it's weapons and armor out of cardboard so that he can train to look and move just like the guys in the game. This kids youtube-account overflows with Halo3-stuff. Once again, great that the game inspired him to be creative, but I really, really, hope his motivation is the fun of creating stuff, not the pleasure of looking like a cool soldier realistically reloading his weapon. It's not so much the weapons, it's the way he moves like the guys in the game that disturbs me. This is obsession.
Now I still think this kid grows up to be one of the more pleasant people. There's undeniably a talent there. Nonetheless, creepy.
"When I was 12 or 13, I would have loved to to look like a cool soldier realistically reloading his weapon.
Yes. But you didn't actually do it, and you didn't get worldwide attention.
Now don't get me wrong. This kid needs to be encouraged. It's great. But if there's one thing he should probably stop doing, it's playing Halo. (even ignoring the fact that at his age he shouldn't have been playing it in the first place)
"ok first whoever said this is better than playing his xbox, wrong, if he wasnt so obsessed with xbox in the begining then he wouldnt be in this position, instead of going outside and playing sports or getting a part tme job hes building halo shot out of cardboard"
He's probably not old enough to get a job yet, so I could imagine making cardboard versions of weapons is the next best thing.
" >>>I really don't understand you guys. His models show that he's a hard worker, artistic, creative, meticulous, and diligent. All characteristics I would welcome in my children.
As I said:
"Yes, granted, there's some great talent and commitment involved, and I respect that. It's fantastic that there's still kids building stuff out of cardboard, especially stuff this elaborate. However, seeing that kid making detailed perfectly scaled cardboard-replica of a dozen of guns from some online-shooter, casually recreating the player models animations in the progress is kinda like congratulating a serial killer on what wonderful pieces of art he built out of human skin. There's talent, but it's employed in obsessive, creepy and questionable ways."
It boils down to a 14(?) year old who seems to spend all of his time playing an online shooter, then rebuilding it's weapons and armor out of cardboard so that he can train to look and move just like the guys in the game. This kids youtube-account overflows with Halo3-stuff. Once again, great that the game inspired him to be creative, but I really, really, hope his motivation is the fun of creating stuff, not the pleasure of looking like a cool soldier realistically reloading his weapon. It's not so much the weapons, it's the way he moves like the guys in the game that disturbs me. This is obsession.
Now I still think this kid grows up to be one of the more pleasant people. There's undeniably a talent there. Nonetheless, creepy."
Everyone is obsessed with something whether you know it or not.
