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EliteCam.jpg|The prototype. |
EliteCam.jpg|The prototype. |
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NerfCam.jpg|The second prototype.</gallery> |
NerfCam.jpg|The second prototype.</gallery> |
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| β | == Commercial == |
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| β | [[File:NERF N-Strike Elite Nerf Cam ECS-12|thumb|center|335 px]] |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* Although it is big and similar to the [[RapidStrike CS-18]] and the Stampede, it only has 2 [[Tactical Rail]]s because of the camera. |
* Although it is big and similar to the [[RapidStrike CS-18]] and the Stampede, it only has 2 [[Tactical Rail]]s because of the camera. |
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* This is the third most expensive Nerf product; the second is the [[Nightvision Camcorder]] at $89.99, and the first is the [[Rhino-Fire]] at $99.99. |
* This is the third most expensive Nerf product; the second is the [[Nightvision Camcorder]] at $89.99, and the first is the [[Rhino-Fire]] at $99.99. |
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| β | * A shade is seen on the blaster under the camera screen; this was not seen on the one found in the 2014 New York Toy Fair. |
+ | * A shade is seen on the blaster under the camera screen; this was not seen on the one found in the 2014 New York Toy Fair. It this shade is removable. |
[[Category:Nerf blasters]] |
[[Category:Nerf blasters]] |
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[[Category:Blasters that fire over 80 feet]] |
[[Category:Blasters that fire over 80 feet]] |
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