Mace Windex 3D Image, Halo: REACH
Halo Diehards has conducted a few interviews, shining spotlights on Halo fans who have contributed to the community. Our first Spotlight was Mace Windex, known for his 3D images. Get to know Mace in this Halo Diehards Spotlight, and check out his full-size 3D images, complete with instructions on how to view them.
Yes! I want to cross my eyes until I’m dizzy – take me there naow!! >>
Did I ever tell you how much I hate the Halo 4 Jackal? I didn’t?! Well, I hate it. Here I give a nod to the Kig-Yar of old and share a vision of Jackals as they should be – – well, as they could be, straight from my imagination. Kig-yar with attitude, rocking punk do’s and jewelery, and they’ve…
RAM is what started all of this. My HP isn’t upgradeable, and I didn’t want to make that mistake again – – what a rip! My current computer is maxed out at 4GB of RAM, and I’m doubling that, sticking with 8 for now, which will DEFINITELY be upgradeable in the future. Innit it purdy? Looks like a racecar! Now…
Yves Rossy (Jetman) flying in his jetpack invention
Yves Rossy is a Swiss inventor who flies through the air with the greatest of ease – – in a jetpack!
A backpack with carbon-fiber wings and four jet engines, Rossy’s jetpack is classified as an aircraft by The United States Federal Aviation Administration. Rossy launches off by jumping from a helicoptor or plane, and lands using a parachute, but once he’s in the air, he’s able to fly alongside other aircraft, explore landscapes and even do loop de loops.
Watch how graceful and fun Yves makes piloting his jetpack in the following videos. I haven’t used a jetpack since Halo:REACH, when I switched to bumper-jumper, but maybe someday I’ll get to fly in one irl. A girl can dream, can’t she?
The future is now…
Edit: Looks like there is a jetpack of another variety set to be available to the public “by the end of 2015”: The Martin Jetpack. This one operates more like what we see in video games. You can reserve a Martin with a minimum deposit of $5,000. The target price is around $150,000.
Sources: Yves’ Official Site (jetman.com), Wikipedia, Martin Jetpack
CHa0s is building a suit of Spartan armor. “Building Solace” is a series that will follow her progress. In part one, watch steps it takes to get ready to build a cosplay Spartan and start design.
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Music: “Aitech” by Kevin MacLeod (http://www.incompetech.com)
Neon Mech Intro and Extro by AddiCt3d 2CHa0s
This video was created under Microsoft’s “Game Content Usage Rules” using assets from Halo 4, © Microsoft Corporation.
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One of my New Year’s Resolutions is to build myself a set of Halo armor. I was going to go for a Spartan build, but it’s been two weeks and I can’t get registered over at 405th to get help, and since I’ve never done this before I figured I’d better follow a how-to. Andrew Cook, AKA DaFrontlineTrooper, has just…
I’ve been appreciating Monday Tryhards nights soooo much! And what better way to commemorate kickin’ butt with your team than a sweet new Halo 4 desktop wallpaper? I know how, and I got it right here ;) Click to view full-size, right click and save.