if you have a beyblade burst sparking beyblade you may be holding on to a ticking time bomb,
but that's all right because i'm going to show you just how to fix it. Basically every blader's
worst nightmare, and it's happened to almost every main character in the anime. While you
will need a glue, you won't need a powerful one. I use the contact cement which is for
plastics and i do have a paid link down in the description below so you can buy your own. This
is the cheapest way that i have found to actually make a beyblade without a 3d printer, or you could
even make your spare parts with this method; granted this does work but not for very long,
especially if you want to use your dash driver. The first thing i decided to do was try it without
the dash driver, this is the power driver but after a few battles and good performance i says,
"well why not?". Let's do evolution dash, and it actually didn't take long for me to realize
that this wasn't going to be a permanent solution. After a few battles this is what tends to happen
and that's because of the pressure from the driver it actually pulls that little tab out. So what do
we do? When we have something like this i'm gonna actually show you how to make yourself a mold,
just like the main character in the Beyblade Burst quad drive season. Let's see if we make this,
i want to try to make an extra level chip. Now quite a while back i did purchase this dragoon,
and it is a legitimate Dragoon and the engine gear was broken. I did try to fix it by making
a new engine gear, and here it is but it's not perfect. This allows you to make multiple beyblade
parts and is recommended for 3d printing modelers because it involves making a cast of your original
to use in test battles and to preserve parts from breaking and extensive wear. I used my son's legos
(with his permission) to make boxes small enough for the parts, then i used a two-part silicone to
make sparking beyblade chip molds and spare parts from the series. I will link a video
that goes into detail about the process and method for both the silicone molds and working with resin
at the end of the video. There are a few parts i still want to make like the L gear and s gear from
the beyblade burst tv series but there's a huge potential for making beyblade launchers this way
too especially when it comes to hasbro beyblade launchers as it seems they may have forgotten
that parents need to play with their kids too, or other collectors like myself and have not provided
an adequate launcher. The new ones are even worse, they can't even link up like the green and white
launchers that we're used to, let alone a dual launcher; which would honestly make gameplay
more fun when practicing or having fun, but i digress because i learned it's best to
use them to replace or make objects that don't get hit like extra sparking chips
level chips and special frames because at least this resin was not impact resistant...
i don't want you to get the wrong idea though, i've already battled with my f gear countless
times, but one drawback from making the parts this way is the fact that you need to have the
part already that you want to reproduce. Don't be discouraged if you don't have a 3d printer,
most libraries have one or two that you can use plus there are impact resistant epoxy resins,
(unlike the one i purchased which is for art projects) really the most satisfaction i got
from this project was being able to use my Brave Valkyrie and Infinite Achilles again for many,
many more battles and of course the one problem being is that it's my first castings and molds;
they didn't come out perfect, but still i now have my Achilles chip back. Let's be honest,
the Beyblade burst parking bays are one of the heaviest
and most powerful takara tomy Beyblades but their "Achilles heel"
is their chip, a crucial part of the Beyblade system itself. Let's remember that the fate
of every beyblade is to eventually break or wear out, but that's only after countless hours of joy,
bonding, and perhaps friendly competition; all toys must succumb to a silent death like that,
but this is different. This is premature death, and as any blader can tell you who has needlessly
lost their beyblade due to this bad design. Do I recommend you get sparking beyblades?
Probably not, I think it's best to go with other seasons now like the dynamite battle system.
okay so you might already know about some of these channels and the amazing designs, where
cardboard bay modelers have constructed launchers and most generations of beyblades including some
of their gimmicks bringing them into reality with inexpensive tools and materials. They offer
tutorials on how to do it too, so definitely check them out. If you think that there's no way that
these beyblades, these cardboard beyblades could ever be strong, we'll imagine paper beyblades!
Well you don't have to, check it out! There are some already made, there's also popsicle beyblades
too that must be a little bit more sturdier. There's also bay Lego modelers who also show
immense creativity and ingenuity, and are able to create different beys and launcher rip cords,
(although you cannot fix your beyblades with legos or replace parts with paper itself) and depending
whether or not you have the correct measurements of the beyblade parts that you want to recreate
you can still utilize the mold method to make your creations last longer, or be more permanent as
you can cast parts you create using the resin and epoxy too. I wish you good luck in your creations
and i will leave you with some videos that will show you how to make beyblades and molds so you
can save them for later. Have some fun out there and thank you for watching. Let's let it rip!