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I think that should work. Thanks go to Reds8n from Warseer.
I havent seen this on these forums before, and I just spent 1/2 an hour trying to find a picture, so this is for those that havent seen a pic yet.

* Price: ~20 AUD, 6 GBP, 15 USD
* Has a crosshair for the lulz
* You must be over 16 to purchase, at least in Australia.

oh my, it will be such a BIG problem for all those 14 years old kiddies to get one.
I think as a consequence store employees should confiscate all markerlights in hands of younger gamers and only give it back to their parents.

I'm sure this is going to be more of a 'problem' product rather than a 'cool' product. It's not like we're talking about cans of spray paint here, but a piece of equipment that's actually banned in some places.

"...and police recently enlisted intelligence agencies to help combat what papers called "laser lunatics." - Rueters, Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:11pm EDT

Goblin Fanatics, Laser Lunatics; and with the release of 5th Ed.: Marine Madness! When does it stop?

Quite a bit of over-reaction, it seems. GW sells hobby saws, how many 10-13 yr olds have cut their arms off yet? They sell clippers, how many fingers have been cut off? They sell super glue, how many of you ADULTS have superglued yourself to something?

The hobby doesn't invite itself to real troublemakers. Kids will definitely be kids...though anytime I'm in a GW store there's always at least 1-3 other adults hanging out as well. One stern warning, from any of the adults to the kids horseplaying, gets them to stop. A lot of it will come down to the parents as well. "If I hear you've been shining this in people's faces you can say goodbye to your whole army"

Plenty of us adults have managed to superglue ourselves to ourselves.

But apparently it is not a laser, it is a tight beam LED or something.

Might as well ban bright electric torches.

They could have at least made it look like a Lasgun...It effectivly serves the same purpose

Storm Lord wrote:They could have at least made it look like a Lasgun...It effectivly serves the same purpose

I can't wait until someone puts thinner through the Citadel Spray Gun and lights it. That's gotta show up on YouTube.

And for the record, I'm 40 and still glue, poke and cut my digits. 'Tis the hazzard of the Hobby!

Le Grognard, not only have you answered the question I had about what me and the kidlets were going to do this weeked ("look kids!" Whoosh! "Mom, Dad set himself on fire again..."), but you've also found a cost effective reason for getting that puppy-forget rolling off for rules disputes. I have this GW SANCTIONED flamethrower thats says I win.

I once glued myself to myself deliberately. I was modelling and cut a finger. Didn't have any sticking plaster so I used balsa wood cement to glue the edges of the wound together. It hurt like hell and didn't work.

jfrazell wrote:Le Grognard, not only have you answered the question I had about what me and the kidlets were going to do this weeked ("look kids!" Whoosh! "Mom, Dad set himself on fire again..."), but you've also found a cost effective reason for getting that puppy-forget rolling off for rules disputes. I have this GW SANCTIONED flamethrower thats says I win.

Sweet. My work is done here, kiddos!

Killkrazy: That's what cyanoacrylate is for. Keeping a tube of the space-filling stuff is better than sticking plasters.