(Feb. 18, 2018  6:50 PM)TheGalaxyHeart Wrote: https://www.amazon.com/LASCO-02-2227-Rubber-8-Inch-Washer/dp/B002H3BGB0
maybe using something like this to create a unite-ish kind of tip?

(Feb. 18, 2018  6:52 PM)K1D Wrote:

(Feb. 18, 2018  6:50 PM)TheGalaxyHeart Wrote: https://www.amazon.com/LASCO-02-2227-Rubber-8-Inch-Washer/dp/B002H3BGB0
maybe using something like this to create a unite-ish kind of tip?

That'd be cool, however with the weight is shells the effect is a mystery, it might not work, it might work too well

(Feb. 19, 2018  3:02 AM)Beylon Wrote:

(Feb. 19, 2018  3:34 AM)Beylon Wrote: Ha! Okay everyone, we're over the line! And best of all, the latest funds actually came from here, the WBO community! You know who you are - my most heartfelt thanks for your support.

More good news! Rather than quoting all the excellent posts over the past 24 hours asking for more spin tips, I figured I'd just repost this image from the latest Silver Shell Kickstarter update:

Everyone's getting 2 tips with their shells now!

Read the details here: (Click to View)

The original "performance" tip (on the left) is specifically tailored to work in a wide variety of fighting environments. It'll work just as well in an old bin-lid as it does in a traditional Beyblade stadium! I've been testing this tip for about a year now - it is hands-down the most versatile tip in the world. See how it behaves in JoJo's video depending on how she launches it? With time, she'll learn to vary her launch to suit the stadium.

The new "infinity" tip works best in flatter fighting arenas, where too much movement can be detrimental without a tornado ridge. "Infinity" has an extremely low minimum RPM, at just one revolution per second for an RPM of 60. And depending on the environment, it typically stays standing up when it stops spinning, making it a spin-stealing master. The active behaviour is pretty unlike anything used in Beyblade but I suppose it's something along the lines of Quake-meets-Metal-Flat? That doesn't really do it justice, but whatever.

Bear in mind that you can always use your own homemade spin tips - Silver Shell is compatible with universal hardware, so a trip to your local hardware store or a quick browse through the options online could yield unimaginable treasures! The tips included in the campaign so far are those I have tested over many, many months and which are not readily available outside this campaign. They're quality-assured by me, so you know you're getting something which will actually help you in a fight. You might even consider them kind of exclusive.

What now?

Okay, now that we're funded, I can start organising all the little extras we've been discussing these past few days. We're talking upgrade kits, limited editions recolours and all that jazz. These expansions are dependent on the extra funds we raise now that we've hit 100% --- so the more funds we raise now, the further we can expand the Silver Shell universe.

Thank you all again for your ongoing support!

(Feb. 19, 2018  5:04 AM)K1D Wrote: Do you know what size the screws and such are?

(Feb. 19, 2018  5:40 AM)Beylon Wrote:

(Feb. 19, 2018  5:04 AM)K1D Wrote: Do you know what size the screws and such are?

Yessir! I've just been keeping it secret in case the pirates are watching. That's the problem with trying to make money out of what is essentially open-source gear. Rest assured the sizes are universal, so if you take your shells to a hardware store, they'll show you what you need. I'm confident the tips I'm offering are second to none (just need to work out the kinks in the nylon version) but if you have your heart set on anodised aluminium or titanium or whatever, it'd be easy enough for you to work it out locally. Stainless steel is only the beginning!

(Feb. 18, 2018  6:50 PM)TheGalaxyHeart Wrote: https://www.amazon.com/LASCO-02-2227-Rubber-8-Inch-Washer/dp/B002H3BGB0
maybe using something like this to create a unite-ish kind of tip?

https://www.indiamart.com/proddetail/rubber-bolt-cap-13421501748.html
or maybe this for a rf tip?

(Feb. 19, 2018  12:10 PM)LordL0Ls Wrote: Even though I can't donate, I will still support Silver Shell

(Feb. 19, 2018  5:18 PM)K1D Wrote:

(Feb. 19, 2018  12:10 PM)LordL0Ls Wrote: Even though I can't donate, I will still support Silver Shell

Is da wae dead to you?

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Hey beylon, I've seen the a1 customs on your channel, for the dragon shell custom can you make one that looks like dragoon G please?

(Feb. 19, 2018  5:18 PM)K1D Wrote: Hey beylon, I've seen the a1 customs on your channel, for the dragon shell custom can you make one that looks like dragoon G please?

(Feb. 19, 2018  10:07 AM)model850 Wrote: While researching I came across this interesting nut design ( proppeler nut cap ) that comes in 5 mm (M5) and 6 mm (M6) bolt diameters (possibly even in smaller ones). Could be suitable for endurance/zombie combinations. :P

(Feb. 19, 2018  6:19 PM)model850 Wrote: I've been thinking about color possibilites and came to the next idea that could be "easely" implemented. Basically since "attack layer" can be modified (reshaped) to make it a new shell design why not make it change colors also. To achieve this all the parts should be two tone designs (one color on each parts surface). So by flipping parts color changes since when fighting shells are only seen from above. Colors could be complementary but combination of darker and lighter tones could also work nicely. :)

Spoiler (Click to View)

(Feb. 20, 2018  1:59 AM)TheGalaxyHeart Wrote: I think one of the elements missing from the beyblade line is that any modifications are banned. If warshell tournaments encourages you to fully customize your shells with your own parts and create a top that is not like any other I think that would be really cool

(Feb. 19, 2018  12:10 PM)LordL0Ls Wrote: Even though I can't donate, I will still support Silver Shell

• 1 core (with performance tip)
  
• 2 gear plates (to adjust height)
  
• 1 barrel plate (from the Power Unit)
  

(Feb. 22, 2018  9:23 AM)model850 Wrote: Could you make some gif animation or video so we could see that green "reflection" and possibly show us differenet variations of the "attack layer" rearrangements?