My Grandson, a Gatling Gun, and Legos
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:07 pm
I posted a picture in March of my grandson making a Colt Python out of legos after picking up my 4 inch snake. Those who saw it could see the cylinder turned, hammer cocked, etc all made out of a bunch of plastic bricks.
So I brought my 9 year old grandson with me to my favorite gun store to pick up my 6 inch Python the other day. The gent who is my go to for all gun purchases tells him, "Hey, you want to see something really cool? " He brings us around the counter and there sits a brand new Tippman 9mm Gatling gun. (If you have not seen this here is a gun review https://gunsmagazine.com/discover/the-t ... g-9mm-gun/)
It is shinny, brass, and looks really cool. At $5,000 its a very expensive toy, and of course Jr. wants the old man to buy it. No can do !
So I returned him to his owners (the grandson that is) and a week later he comes over to show me his Gatling gun he made out of legos.
Out of a box of bricks he made this. Not only does it look like the real thing, he has a crank that turns and it fires ! ! ! ![/size]
So I brought my 9 year old grandson with me to my favorite gun store to pick up my 6 inch Python the other day. The gent who is my go to for all gun purchases tells him, "Hey, you want to see something really cool? " He brings us around the counter and there sits a brand new Tippman 9mm Gatling gun. (If you have not seen this here is a gun review https://gunsmagazine.com/discover/the-t ... g-9mm-gun/)
It is shinny, brass, and looks really cool. At $5,000 its a very expensive toy, and of course Jr. wants the old man to buy it. No can do !
So I returned him to his owners (the grandson that is) and a week later he comes over to show me his Gatling gun he made out of legos.
Out of a box of bricks he made this. Not only does it look like the real thing, he has a crank that turns and it fires ! ! ! ![/size]