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== Custom marker culture == Spimmy conversions formed part of a broader period of paintball equipment customisation during the early and mid-2000s. Enthusiasts modified inexpensive markers using components originally developed for higher-end tournament equipment. The projects required mechanical and pneumatic knowledge, and the cost of acquiring individual Intimidator parts could approach the price of a complete used tournament marker. Contemporary forum discussions document the expense and complexity of these conversions, with some builders questioning whether the projects were economically worthwhile.[2][3] Spimmys remained a subject of interest among collectors and paintball equipment enthusiasts after the original conversion guides were published.
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