Engineer Makes Real-Life Halo Rocket Launcher

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For the last two decades, Halo has been revered as one of the most beloved video game franchises of all time. Since the initial release of Halo: Combat Evolved, the community of Halo fans has expanded immensely. As a result, those fans have created a large body of content based on the multitude of memorable aspects that Halo possesses as a whole.

One of the most distinct qualities featured throughout Halo is the extensive variety of weapons. With weapons like the Needler dating as far back as Halo: Combat Evolved, it's impressive that these weapons have managed to persist throughout the core franchise. While many of these weapons have been made into Nerf guns or display pieces, one talented user has gone a step above in terms of weapon recreation.

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A YouTuber named JAIRUS OF ALL managed to accurately recreate a full scale model of Halo's rocket launcher. Not only does it possess a significant degree of detail, but it also manages to fire fake rockets while having the launcher revolve with every shot. In addition, the rocket launcher has a built-in speaker, so it can play the main Halo theme, along with any other Halo music.

The fact that this content creator was able to make a game accurate replica of the Halo rocket launcher, but also make it functional, along with a litany of other features, is quite the feat. Often times, players will only be able to make replicas of certain weapons that don't actually fire. For instance, Destiny players made 3D printed versions of in-game weapons back when the first Destiny game released.

It's amazing how fans of Halo have managed to show their dedication for the series through a variety of different ways. Players are not just