One of These Things Is Not Like the Others
August 29, 2010 31 Comments
Halo Charm Bracelet, as seen on Etsy
August 29, 2010 31 Comments
Halo Charm Bracelet, as seen on Etsy
August 26, 2010 49 Comments
Ben, better known as Pro DELBOY within the virtual world of Xbox Live, has long had a before 30 bucket list, the biggest thing being the acquirement of a tattoo. As a Halo fanatic, he’s wanted nothing more than to have a small part of that science fiction-based universe permanently etched upon his body. However, his desire to keep it subtle has always made images like the iconic game logo less than desirable. Imagine his delight when he first laid eyes upon the enigmatic Noble Team insignia. Instantly recognizable to a fellow devotee but indistinguishable to the untrained eye, Ben got the Halo: Reach-themed symbol inserted with indelible ink directly into his lower arm. This rather legendary endeavor leaves me with just a single question: Are we playing Assault by chance? Because I’m pretty sure this guy is the bomb!
August 16, 2010 25 Comments
When I was in my preteen years, a fictional universe inhabited by Spartan super-soldiers, multiple alien races, and popcorn-like parasites had not yet entered into existence. Today’s generation, though, does not have the same hardship. Halo, which just so happens to be one 11-year-old’s preferred pastime, provided the inspiration behind his brand new wall adornment. Having outgrown the previous dinosaur theme, his stepmother approved covering it up with a more grown-up Master Chief-based mural. The 9′ x 6′ creation, which took the very talented Dave Denner two days to design and three days to paint, features John-117 accompanied by the Arbiter, a Warthog, and a small fleet of Hawks. Pictures documenting the process are awaiting your arrival after the jump, but know in advance there is no Cortana. Apparently he has to wait until he’s 17 for that.
August 12, 2010 46 Comments
If you fantasize about Master Chief as frequently as I do, you’ll love the chocolate Spartan fellow gamer Greg recently whipped up. Made with a silicone mold crafted from a Mark VI McFarlane action figure, the edible version allows you to gently roll your tongue along the Spartan’s head and savor every single drop of deliciousness that slowly oozes out. Let’s just say this is one treat that will melt in your mouth, not in your hands. Should you be interested in watching a behind-the-scenes look at how this confectionery delight was brought to life, there is a seven-minute video waiting for you after the jump. Otherwise, perhaps you can join me in brainstorming ways to make this little guy cream-filled. The explosion of flavors would be well worth the spattering of white drops dribbling down your chin. In my opinion at least.
August 2, 2010 18 Comments
If you thought the Covenant were the only race who enjoyed the act of glassing, then clearly you’ve never met Veggie-San. Employing a similar strategy that thankfully omits any and all planetary destruction, this particular Halo fanatic uses her talents to create beautiful pieces of art. Her latest effort, one that required the meticulous arrangement of numerous colored shards, resulted in an amazing stained glass version of the instantly recognizable Halo Legendary icon. Featuring an Elite skull, two crossed UNSC Combat Knives, and a shield, she called upon the copper foil method (which involves wrapping the pieces of glass with copper foil and soldering them together along the length of the seams) to complete her mythical masterpiece. As it’s a bit on the delicate side, it is worth noting that tapping dat glass is not recommended.
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