Simulating Hand Grenades
Discussion
I have been put in charge of a project for school, to give some colour to our WWI history lessons. One of the ideas is to get our lads to build and throw simulated grenades. My initial idea was small bags of flour, as they should split on impact giving a puff of flour like a small explosion. The only problem with this option is there is no construction involved (but the flour is a good idea)
So I am looking for ideas for small containers to hold about a pound and a half of flour, tough enough to withstand grubby school boys throwing them but "detonating" when they hit the ground, and we need to be able to decorate them as grenades as part of the project...
All ideas welcome, thanks in advance
So I am looking for ideas for small containers to hold about a pound and a half of flour, tough enough to withstand grubby school boys throwing them but "detonating" when they hit the ground, and we need to be able to decorate them as grenades as part of the project...
All ideas welcome, thanks in advance
They won't be much good. Grenades are 'lobbed' in a looping arc at a target some distance away, or 'posted' i.e. dropped, into a trench or pillbox, etc. to make your flour grenades go off you will need to fling them with some force at a hard object very close i.e. not very realistic.
Far better to make the papier mâché container, and put a decent banger in it!
Or, get some swimming pool cleaning chemical, mix up a nice strong mixture and simulate a chlorine gas attack!
Warning-may not be simulated.
Far better to make the papier mâché container, and put a decent banger in it!
Or, get some swimming pool cleaning chemical, mix up a nice strong mixture and simulate a chlorine gas attack!
Warning-may not be simulated.
Good luck with the risk assessment but these are awesome.
http://www.airsoftworld.net/pyrotechnics/flashbang...
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