Are those casings 3d printed? They look 3d printed. If so, pretty neat.
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And I went to print the next batch - especially since today another batch of plastic arrived
Would seem they are.
I wonder if they would print any with glow in the dark filament.
It would be really interesting to see a fleet of glowing shlongs dropping out of the sky.
That must be some beefy fucking drone
Yeah they are.
I was a bit surprised when seen this lol. They're huge.
Cut this guy off in traffic and everyone is gonna have a bad day.
Seems detonators (or whatever the correct term for the front part, that actually ignites the payload) are removed. Would need to be a heavy crash
station wagon logistics
Spicy watermelons
i can see them now, fatman 3D printed bomber drones with there trusty escort stick "jousting" drones.