The Throwflame X15 Flamethrower is a more traditional looking commercially-available flamethrower when compared to the XM42 featured on TFB a few months back. It features a 3.3 gallon capacity with a max range of 50 ft. Every X15 comes with three interchangeable wand tips and a refillable 20oz CO2 tank. Throwflame even produces their own optimized napalm mix, although it can use any commonly available liquid fuel.
KRYTAC, KRISS Group’s training and simulation brand, has just released the new Trident LMG Enhanced airsoft rifle. Designed to combine the look and function of the AR platform with a full-sized machine gun, the Trident comes with a KeyMod handguard and shortened barrel for customization and maneuverability. It features a reinforced 8mm ball bearing gearbox with integrated MOSFET and an easy access spring guide system. The Trident is capable of firing 6mm BBs at velocities exceeding 380 fps, at a rate of 20+ rounds per second.
Additional features include:
krytac.com/index.php/rifles/trident-lmg-all/triden-lmg-enhanced
The Deadpool red band trailer premiered on Conan last night, but now it’s available to the general public. They cut a tiny bit of from the original SDCC presentation, but it’s still largely the same trailer, and it’s awesome.
A more zen variation of your typical Little Green Army Men, the Yoga Joes are made of ABS plastic, varying 1″ – 3″ in height. They even come in packaging with a bamboo floor.
The Deadpool trailer is coming out tomorrow, so 20th Century Fox released this “trailer trailer” for the upcoming trailer. I think it sets the mood pretty well for what to expect from the final product.
SKD Tactical made a shirt that lets everyone know exactly what they’re about, and you can get one for yourself from their webstore. It’s even relatively PC, so the offendatrons should stay off your case, emphasis on should.
Y’know how in Hollywood movies and tv shows where some goober pounds randomly on a keyboard and somehow they produce a long string of code, or hack into a secret Government installation’s computer network? Well, that’s bunk, but don’t fret! There’s a website which allows you to mirror the skills of the greatest of Hollywood hackers. Just pound on your keyboard and long strings of code appear on demand.
For those who don’t know, Roderick “Roddy” George Toombs, better known by his professional name Rowdy Roddy Piper, passed away in his sleep yesterday in his Hollywood home. Although TFB has some knowledge of his wrestling career, we know him best for his ionic role as John Nada in the 1988 sci-fi classic, They Live. As such, we’re reposting one of many iconic scenes from that film, and in our opinion the greatest fight scene ever put to cinema:
