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Horror time ... if you love horror games, comics and cosplay, you'll love this months issue of Live Magazine!

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Reader tips<br />

DIY<br />

COOL<br />

STUFF<br />

We love when readers write to us<br />

with cool stuff they’ve done. Recently<br />

we got a letter from Ty Hanson<br />

who did a little DIY project of<br />

his own…<br />

I took a cheeky trip to my local Bunnings<br />

Warehouse and purchased a<br />

light housing, this one had a spiral<br />

design which I felt looked really awesome<br />

for a spirit bomb! Now when<br />

wiring your own electrical’s, a qualified<br />

electrician is required / strongly<br />

suggested. I do not posses such talents<br />

so I had to find a different way.<br />

The light housing did not come with<br />

a way to fix it to the wall, this is because<br />

such housings also require a<br />

legit light bulb housing in order to do<br />

so (the white plasticy thing that you<br />

plug the actual bulb into)<br />

So next (and still in Bunnings), I<br />

grabbed a legit light bulb housing<br />

and threw away the innards. This<br />

gave me a fixture to attach to the<br />

wall but no way to keep said fixture<br />

to attached to the housing itself (the<br />

innards with all the electrical stuff<br />

had that but was preventing any<br />

other wiring from running through).<br />

So I went into the plumbing department<br />

and picked up some threaded<br />

PVC and they fit perfectly with the<br />

bulb housing. Putting these pieces<br />

all together I now had a way to run<br />

my own LED wiring through a bulb<br />

setting and was able to be fixed to<br />

the wall. I grabbed a pack of LED’s<br />

and ran them through the hollow innards<br />

and concealed my wiring underneath<br />

the shelving. I now had a<br />

functioning Spirit Bomb.....<br />

I grabbed my Goku figure and a<br />

clear Figma stand, drilled a small<br />

hole in the back of Goku, secured<br />

it and glued it in place.I also had a<br />

few spare effect parts which I then<br />

secured around Goku’s legs. I then<br />

attached the other end of the stand<br />

to the underneath of the light fixture<br />

and BAM! Job was done!<br />

WRITTEN BY ty hanson

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