Anyway - I just got a Nerf Unity Power System a while ago. I now believe I have enough noggin-info to compose a review. So here it is.
COME WITH
1x) Nerf TITAN AS-1
- 1x Mega Missle
1x) Nerf HORNET AS-6
- 6x Micro Suctioncup (Oooh, same name as yours truly!) Darts
1x) Nerf SCOUT IX-3
- 3x Micro Suctioncup (Oooh - wait, see above :D) Darts
OVERVIEW
The Nerf Unity Power system is awe-inspiring. I have heard (Truthful) stories, and seen optimized (Modded) Titan blowing darts over 30m (100ft for you Imperial guys)! Combine the Titan, with the Hornet, AND the Scout, you have an utterly awesome (Albiet impossible to move around inside) blaster.
TITAN AS-V.1
The Titan is a fantastic piece of weaponry. Nerf really has hit the nail on the head by making this Titan.
With 20 or so pumps, this thing can send the Mega Missle soaring 60ft away from you. If you have a faulty ball-bearing, (Like I do) you can aim at 45 degrees and launch the Mega Missle to go onto its maiden flight of 80FT!
Unfortunatly, this awesome blaster is prone to air leaks, due to the excessive amout of air kept inside its small (Actually, rather large) Air resivour. You can fix this if your willing to open it up, but otherwise, it just performs a little below the "GREAT!" mark.
POINTS OF INTEREST
- Extremely light, you wouldn't think so, but this thing could be held by an 8YO with ease.
- Balanced Recoil, enough to make you know you've shot the missle, but not enough to make it annoying.
- Cool "Thoomp" sound when the Mega Missle is launched.
- Can be attached to other guns...
HORNET AS-6
(SEE FOOT-NOTE)
The Hornet is pretty cool, being able to launch either 1 dart at a time, or all 6 at the same time. Althought its range and consistency leave a lot to be desired.
This can be clipped onto the base of the Titan, and fired via the Titans Secondary trigger. However, I sometimes have trouble un-clipping the Hornet from the base of the Titan. It may be more, the Titan, or the Hornet, but that thing just never wants to come off.
POINTS OF INTEREST
- Lightwight
- Semi-Accurate (To a degree)
- Ability to choose the amount of shots to shoot.
SCOUT IX-1
The Scout IX-1, its the James Bond style Nerf pistol of the year. I reckon its the coolest looking pistol Nerf has ever made, but is the Scout good in combat, or is it just a pretty wall item? Lets find out...
The Scout is cocked via the sliding panel on the top of it. The Scout usually shoots around 10m (30-35ft) making its range allright. What this pistol lacks in range, it certainly makes up in manueverbility and aesthetics. I could wield this blaster with ease in a small Nerf War with a friend, I beat him NOT because my gun shot further, but because I could be faster with this lil' guy.
POINTS OF INTEREST
- Accurate (Sort-of...)
- Looks good
- Nice cocking mechanism, similair to the tried-and-true Maverick
- Can be fired via a button on the Titan
- 2-dart ammo storage (Hey, its better than none!)
Well thank-you for reading that review. It was a pleasure to write. If you think I should incorporate other things into the review, tell me in a reply, and I will do my best.
~ SuctionCup
(Should I remove the [center] tags?)
FootNote: Hornets commonly have leakage problems. I have fortunately got a good one, without leakages, but people often get troubled Hornets. Its just the way their made.
Some eye-candy from "Clunk07"
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