Review: Nerf Elite Dual-Strike (grey trigger)
March 28, 2016
Everything in a Dual-Strike box.
The Dual-Strike is one of the more unusual late 2015/early 2016 releases, a blaster capable of firing two different ammo types and switching between them at will. This system made it very intruiging and presents a lot of potential for modification.
Note that this one belongs to a friend, and as such I may not be able to answer further questions about it as accurately as I would like.
Review: Nerf N-Strike Elite Mega Rotofury
March 24, 2016
Game Report: Melbourne League of Foam 20/3/16
March 22, 2016
My second MLF event, with some shields and a new (to me at least) gamemode.
Review: Nerf N-Strike Modulus Recon MK 2
March 20, 2016
Game Report: Melbourne HvZ 12/3/16
March 14, 2016
Monthly March game with MHvZ. I had to leave a little earlier than usual but saw more than enough action.
Review: Nerf Elite Crossbolt (21m Aus grey trigger)
March 5, 2016
Everything out of the Crossbolt box.
The Crossbolt is one of the more unusual and more interesting blasters released in 2015. It’s a bullpup clip (mag) blaster, which hasen’t happened since the 2012 Rayven (and its repaints), but more importantly is a stringer clip (mag) blaster, which is a first. How does it compare to its more conventional springer and flywheeler cousins?
Game Report: Melbourne League of Foam 21/2/16
February 22, 2016
This was my first MLF event, an intermediate level group that acts as a good bridging group from the more casual MHvZ, and the more sophisticated Melbourne Nerf Wars.
