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How To Make a Green Lantern Ring 145

Malfourmed writes "Step by step instructions for making the ultimate comic book geek jewelery — Green Lantern's power ring. Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner and Alan Scott variations all included. Now someone find me a Katma Tui or Arisia to go with it, and we might just have ourselves a proposal!" The bigger problem of course is that there's no battery available to charge it, so it's just costume jewelry. Anyone have other good costume ideas?
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How To Make a Green Lantern Ring

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  • by MagicDude ( 727944 ) on Sunday October 22, 2006 @12:15PM (#16537144)
    Yeah, it may be cheaper, but if you don't want this ring enough to make it youself, why would you want it at all? It serves no purpose aside from establishing geek cred, which is then taken away by virtue of you having bought it. A computer is something with a legitimate purpose and necessity, yet around here it's blasphemy to admit that you bought a pre-made system rather than building your own. For little things like this, the fun is in making them yourself. You could buy a pre-constructed enterprise model to hang from your ceiling, but if you're going to do that, wouldn't you rather get the 1000 peice model with the LEDs and fiberoptic lights to build yourself?
  • Re:nostalgic .... (Score:5, Interesting)

    by biglig2 ( 89374 ) on Sunday October 22, 2006 @12:27PM (#16537226) Homepage Journal
    In loudest din or hush profound,
    My ears catch evil's slightest sound.
    Let those who toll out evil's knell,
    Beware my power: The F-Sharp Bell!
  • Hmm. (Score:2, Interesting)

    by hey! ( 33014 ) on Sunday October 22, 2006 @12:58PM (#16537432) Homepage Journal
    If I was going through the trouble to do this, I'd definitely do it in something other than Al. Maybe brass, or even bronze, which should be as easy to melt as AL. Maybe not as authentic looking, but a lot classier.

    Or if your must have it green, then make it copper and let it oxidize; prepare to have your finger turn green too.
  • by Anonymous Coward on Sunday October 22, 2006 @01:16PM (#16537542)
    if you are not so good with a dremel too but possess even minimal 3D modeling skills why not check out 3D printing. For something as small as a ring it wouldn't be too much $$$ and you have the ultimate control over the shape... say it won't be a big deal to include a battery compartment and an LED mount

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