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It sounds like a diaper when he moves...

A.w.e.s.o.m.e.

pretty cool.

This is ing weird.

Very bright future for him I'd imagine. I was pretty impressed, even if it was mainly cardboard. Thanks for sharing that, I honestly enjoyed it.

He forgot to show off that neat warthog in the background.

That looks more like Stormtrooper armor than Spartan gear.

it was funny cause he was doing the exact in-game movements/kickbacks/animations for each weapon

I mean, the kid's goofy, but he's doing amazing things with those weapons considering they're all cardboard. And his movement was all errily from the game.

Pretty impressive. Reminds me of when I was little and we couldn't afford the toys I wanted and I'd make them out of notebook paper. You can imagine how that went.

Originally Posted by daroga I mean, the kid's goofy, but he's doing amazing things with those weapons considering they're all cardboard. And his movement was all errily from the game. Pretty impressive. Reminds me of when I was little and we couldn't afford the toys I wanted and I'd make them out of notebook paper. You can imagine how that went.

I agree. The kids doing the best with what he's got available. I imagine the late Stan Winston started off the same way when he was a kid.

I'd love to see what he could do with real materials and equipment to work on.

Originally Posted by drone8888 Very bright future for him I'd imagine.

I see a future of being made fun of by his peers.

Originally Posted by Melatonin I see a future of being made fun of by his peers.

Because 8 year olds don't play anymore? That's sad.

Cool kid, though I can only see bad things happening when his classmates see this.

I loved the part where he was teabagging and had no idea it was funny.

EDIT: It's at 35 seconds in.

The cardboard weapons reload?! D:

There is both good and bad in this. His motions and guns look like the game. But he calls the SMG reloading retarded, yet he is the creator of this video. I hope he keeps it up, but should be aware how freaking nerdy it is! I wonder if he will go into movie props when he grows up.

Those aren't real guns.