I recall doing weird things like sticking springs into the blade base where the geartooth bit of the Spin Gear inserts.
Yeah I had strange habits with Beyblades back then....
Yeah I had strange habits with Beyblades back then....
(Jul. 12, 2012 12:07 PM)Ultra Wrote: He doesn't and to both of you they never made a galux beyblade.
(Jul. 12, 2012 3:03 PM)th!nk Wrote: That was pretty normal to be honest. I did stuff like that too, mostly aimed around adding more weight and altering tips, haha. Rarely ever to official parts, aside from modifying a spiral change base to put in my very beat up driger s tip which by that point was more of a semi flat, initially that just involved pushing it in and was fine, then one day I decided for some reason to shave off the plastic tip of the base... Oh, and I did shave the poles off one of my left SG's to allow 4-layer AR's, Kellogs AR's and the fake Cross Griffon I had (which didn't have the holes there, I assume because it was a four layer beyblade they thought it didn't have them or something), seeing as the fake company I bought a lot of beyblades from (hey, they were like $2 and it was IMPOSSIBLE to find real ones, and I was a kid, and they had metal tips which we all assumed were the best things ever), never produced a left SG (they had right SG's with a mirrored L Mark on them though lol). It's kind of irritating now having these left SG casings sitting there that I cannot legally use, though they don't hold AR's as securely as a regular left spin sg and aren't neo SG's, it's still kinda annoying because left casings are a pain to find sometimes.Left SG casings are a PAIN for me to find also.
(Jul. 12, 2012 2:08 PM)th!nk Wrote:Oh then thats wierd I saw this guy on youtube have one(Jul. 12, 2012 2:16 AM)BeyKids Wrote: I know theirs plastics lying around in my house somewhere.
The rarist plastic is a Black Dranzer Gt I heard there is only 100 in the world but Galux is rare.
Yeah, no. Don't post incorrect information as fact here, it won't fly. They never made a black dranzer GT, the image of one that floats around is a photoshopped image by someone on deviantart.
(Jul. 13, 2012 10:03 PM)th!nk Wrote:I've actually heard the base is a slightly improved version of DCV2's base, but still sucks. SP look pretty handy though. Kinda remind me of Cross Survivor...Spoiler (Click to View)
(Jul. 14, 2012 5:36 AM)th!nk Wrote: One thing though, you've got an 8 wide there instead of a 10 wide on it. Do you know if it came with that out of the box? I recall a couple of people mentioning that happen, amongst a lot of contradictory evidence from others, so I'm curious.No problem.
(Jul. 14, 2012 7:09 AM)UltimateFantasy Wrote: I also have a Orthros G (how many times have I mentioned it?) and there is something that I want to know if it also occurs to yours. When you launch the beyblade with the engine gear winded up, about how long does it take for the final clutch base to activate. The thing is that mine activates really early (about 7-9 seconds) and that maybe mine is either a bit old, or they did that to all Orthros G's.My engine gear has a different problem. When I wind it up, as soon as I reach a certain point the whole thing makes a loud click noise and suddenly the tension is gone. I've learned to only wind it up close to that point but stop before getting there, but it's frustrating and definitely makes the EG release weaker.
(Jul. 14, 2012 3:54 PM)Sparta Wrote:(Jul. 14, 2012 5:36 AM)th!nk Wrote: One thing though, you've got an 8 wide there instead of a 10 wide on it. Do you know if it came with that out of the box? I recall a couple of people mentioning that happen, amongst a lot of contradictory evidence from others, so I'm curious.No problem.
I got it from a seller on eBay who sold it out of box, but in very good condition. Although the weight disk does seem to fit very tightly to the Engine Gear and it's a weird gold color, it feels like a legit piece. I would have no way of knowing for sure it came with the beyblade originally, however...
(Jul. 14, 2012 7:09 AM)UltimateFantasy Wrote: I also have a Orthros G (how many times have I mentioned it?) and there is something that I want to know if it also occurs to yours. When you launch the beyblade with the engine gear winded up, about how long does it take for the final clutch base to activate. The thing is that mine activates really early (about 7-9 seconds) and that maybe mine is either a bit old, or they did that to all Orthros G's.My engine gear has a different problem. When I wind it up, as soon as I reach a certain point the whole thing makes a loud click noise and suddenly the tension is gone. I've learned to only wind it up close to that point but stop before getting there, but it's frustrating and definitely makes the EG release weaker.
But now that you mention it....my FC Base does activate a bit early. It usually goes off beginning-middle of the battle. Interesting...