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I got my Dead By Gun SB recently and I love it! The flashy gimmicky thing is awesome and addicting to show to people who come over (most of which care nothing for toys, and could care less, but still). Anyways, before taking the toy apart to see how it works, does anyone know? does it run on a watch battery or something? i dread the day the flashy play stops working!


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the most efficient energy source of all..


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I don't own any of the SB figs that have this "flashy gimmicky thing" in them but do have what I assume to be the same contraption in a Heater. My "flashy gimmicky thing" runs on three watch batteries.


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I don't own any of the SB figs that have this "flashy gimmicky thing" in them but do have what I assume to be the same contraption in a Heater. My "flashy gimmicky thing" runs on three watch batteries.


right on. that's good to know, since it probably runs the same. now, if the bulb or whatever wrecks, that's a different story. there is were my hope lies...


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I have been wondering the same question for when they stop working and need to be replaced...

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Since they are LED's, the batteries should last for a long time (unless you can't keep your hands off of 'em.)


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any idea's on where to buy one...?

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bought mine straight from the Base but unfortunately no flashing strobe for me!!! :(


I can hear it rattlin' round inside though


can't decide whether to contact SB about it (considering the price he set me back) or just live with it... maybe just need to replace the batteries??


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(considering the price he set me back)


Direct from SB was a $$$ deal considering the $100+ price tag once it shipped on over to the US.

I suggest breaking out the hairdryer and checking the batteries haven't worked loose.


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how much were they at sb?


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how much were they at sb?


$65 plus shipping


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how much were they at sb?


$65 plus shipping


WOW i wasnt expecting that huge a price difference, i was about to order direct from them too but decided not too


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Does anyone know where you can buy JUST the light source ??


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Does anyone know where you can buy JUST the light source ??


aren't they like the l e d pieces you can buy at auto and bike shops? the ones that flicker upon movement? i bought a few flicker lights for my kids little bike at like pep boys

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Does anyone know where you can buy JUST the light source ??


aren't they like the l e d pieces you can buy at auto and bike shops? the ones that flicker upon movement? i bought a few flicker lights for my kids little bike at like pep boys


Are you talking about the things that goes on the car tires ?


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the led thing is pretty cool, its your normal little led on a tiny board with i think 2 watch batterys, like the ones that go in laser pointers, it has a pin sticking up and a spring around the pin, when the spring hits the pin it activates the lights. i want another or a few to try em in dif toys like the halloween gid toys!!

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that's not a bad idea. i think i'm gonna go find a bunch. pretty soon all my toys will have them in it and all I will have to do is nudge the shelf a little bit and the whole thing will light up!


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I would love to throw some inside of my GID HazMapo's

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Does anyone know where you can buy JUST the light source ??


aren't they like the l e d pieces you can buy at auto and bike shops? the ones that flicker upon movement? i bought a few flicker lights for my kids little bike at like pep boys


Are you talking about the things that goes on the car tires ?


yes, but they do flash and flicker if you just tap them. i found some that have more than one led on them as well. so they all sort of flash.

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You could prob make your own. I have been messing with [url=http://www.graffitiresearchlab.com/?page_id=6[/url]throwies[/url] lately and its pretty easy to put that stuff together. Make magazine also has tutorials on how to create more advanced versions of LED fun too!

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You could prob make your own. I have been messing with [url=http://www.graffitiresearchlab.com/?page_id=6[/url]throwies[/url] lately and its pretty easy to put that stuff together. Make magazine also has tutorials on how to create more advanced versions of LED fun too!


That is such a great site. Inspiring. Really

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received an ubiq obake and the light aint working... it sounds a bit weird compared to the whiz obake, like it is broken or maybe just opened :)

can the skull fig slip out of its obake sheet, or will i have to work on it with a hair dryer?


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can the skull fig slip out of its obake sheet, or will i have to work on it with a hair dryer?


definitely will need a hair dryer..

and i can't speak for the new obake sculpt,
but the original sheet is a pain in the ass to get back on the figure

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the neobake looks like it is a bit easier to slip in and out, the arms are up higher and all.
i will go at it then


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