X Police Actual Version Of British Research And Development, Like Flame Thrower And Gravity Shoes.

P, a British plumber, said it was natural to design the flamethrower because it was the third attempt to give him the ability of X police.

He said, "I just have to be a" fire man "because I seem to have a source of fire. I worked in a pilot show and worked with some special effects staff. They showed me a good way to build a safe and controllable gasoline power plant.

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< p > the wearer wiggled his wrist, ignited the flame and ignited the gasoline with another wrist.

The system is installed in a backpack that controls every wrist.

"I like the idea of shooting flames from my wrists," he said.

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< p > in "X war police: reversing the future", the big villain "magneto" pulled up a baseball stadium and then drifted it into the air.

Inspired by this amazing power, we try to reproduce the power of this metal with the self-made magnetic force < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > shoe < /a >.

It took a week to create this strange device.

It allows him to walk upside down on metal ceilings.

The father of a child said he might use this crazy invention to climb skyscrapers, so that he didn't have to take the elevator.

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"P a" said: "this pair of" href= http://xm.sjfzxm.com/ "> shoes" /a "is very interesting, but when it comes to the fact that it can make people walk upside down, this invention is rather strange.

If you put it on, you can really walk on the ceiling.

If the electricity is not enough, the shoes will lose magnetism and I will fall down.

This question is too troublesome.

I think these shoes can solve the crowds of railway stations by walking on the top of pedestrians or running along the side of a building in a busy commercial street.

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Less than P, Mr. foster used a microwave pformer to make the magnet in shoes.

He removed one of the coils and hooked it to a car a href= "http://cailiao.sjfzxm.com/" > battery < /a >, then fixed the pformer to the shoes and then clamped both feet.

He used a belt to fix the current and the converter he was walking on to his shoes.

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< p > the plumber recently manufactured a pair of Wolverine claws with a 12 inch stainless steel blade.

They are not only automatically stretched out and retracted, like the paw of Jackman's role in X police, but also very sharp, so that they can cut watermelons and split cards from a distance.

He also made a turbojet engine and a pair of vacuum shoes.

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