What Can Be Created from an eBay Purchase?

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The discussion centers around a recent eBay purchase and the excitement of potential projects that can be created from it. The user expresses interest in building something unique, specifically referencing a creative idea inspired by the movie "True Lies." There is a playful tone regarding a bidding competition with another user, Danielle, who seemed to want the item. Suggestions for projects are welcomed, emphasizing creativity and fun. Overall, the thread captures the enthusiasm of DIY projects stemming from eBay finds.
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Look what i bought :D

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5789251988

hehehehhe!

Any suggestions on what i can build with this? I was thinken about building it into a pack of cigarettes like on True Lies :D
 
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Poor Danielle, :cry: I think she really wanted that one.
 
Awww it was her first bid-off too :(.

TOO BAD SUCKER :D ehehhe
 
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