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Sam’s latest creation. He saw a picture of a Gatling gun and decided to make his own to add to his collection of paper guns, swords, and other items if destruction. It used to scare us, but now we marvel at his ability to make 3D representations of just about anything simply with paper and tape.
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In this episode: We talk with Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn about Roots of the Faith and different customs of the Catholic Church. This podcast is courtesy of Sirius 159/XM 117 (The Catholic Channel). …
Thanks to Matt Warner for joining Greg and Jennifer on the show today! Matthew is the creator of FlockNote.com, an innovative, Catholic website that helps you share notes with the flock, as well as …
Thanks to Matt Warner for joining Greg and Jennifer on the show today! Matthew is the creator of FlockNote.com, an innovative, Catholic website that helps you share notes with the flock, as well as …
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What an awesome kid. That replica is incredible. There was a quote from yesterday’s show that was something along lines of “little did we know, we were getting a genius.” I loved it.
What an awesome kid. That replica is incredible. There was a quote from yesterday’s show that went something along the lines of – “little did we know we were getting a genius.” I loved it.
Wow thats really good job for just paper and tape.
Im amazed with the details on the end of the barrel and such.
I see an mechanical engineering degree in his future.
I’m 40 and couldn’t do that well.
Well done.
Loved the paper creation thing guys. With a 9 yo son myself, I cannot begin to tell you how much fun can be had with a 3-foot high stack of obsolete corporate letterhead and a lifetime supply of scotch tape. We buy tape by the caseload at the warehouse club. Why?? Because it’s cheaper than an Xbox, or a Wii, or a PS3, etc.
Hope I’ll get to hear the show someday – not a subscriber yet, but keep it up anyway!
Awesome! Maybe he has a future with WETA workshop…
Wow! This is pretty impressive. I used to use a bike handle and a stick to make my swards as a kid : )
[...] Paper Weaponry by Greg & Jennifer Willits’ son Sam [...]
Nice work. Very creative. Now you need to teach him the 3 rules of safe gun handling. 1)always keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot (I see his finger is on the trigger) 2) Always know your target and what is beyond it. (unlike a former vice-president who will remain un-named). 3) Keep your gun pointed in a safe direction (he has it pointed up which is very good; as long as there isn’t another room directly above him). God bless you all and thank you for the show. It will be Monday by the way; the baby that is.
Haha not bad kid, very similar to the way I make mine. ive made 22 different guns and I want to show them off on the internet but I don’t know a website to put it on or how to get it on google.
that is the greastet gun ever
david jeanson its just paper it doesent shoots but your righit if it was real gun
i think it is pretty good i make a ton of stuff outa paper. just yesterday i made a mg42 and a few months ago i made a arm that represents iron man’s arm it even lit up on the hand all outa paper. i have made a: shotgun, desert eagle, type 99, type 100, mg42, rpg, colt, uzi , flamethrower(actually has the gas cylinders) thompson, and 2 grenades(stick and smoke), i realy like ww2 guns i am half way done with an m1 garand nice job with the gatling