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Trying to see if there was any interest in Rainmakers this was one of the first places to pop up on Google. If interested in one that is in great shape, here's the link:
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I don't know much about these. I just remember I bought this when I was in high school and put it in storage when I went to college and ran across it this week.
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I don't know much about these. I just remember I bought this when I was in high school and put it in storage when I went to college and ran across it this week.
I vaguely remember that some airsmith had "Paintmaker" packages available. I thought it was Hardwarz for a second, but his was Painmaker SE and I can't find any package deals on his site: https://web.archive.org/web/20021025.../painmaker.jpg
I remembered this page vaguely, but one of the first customizers for Rainmaker markers was Xodus Paintball, mentioned on Bill Mills' WARPIG Rainmaker FAQ page. They are the ones who produced the PainMaker line of custom RMs. So it looks like Hardwarz' SE was also theirs. There was also Rhino Joe, but his wasn't labeled as a Painmaker. To add to some confusion, there was a Painmaker board released a few years later, with and without an LCD.
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