fried mon calamari
Well-Known Member
Well, the summer is upon us and it's time once again for the
3rd Annual Blaster Builders Club Custom Blaster Contest </span>
and it is about to get underway.
http://www.imperial-fleet.com/bbcforum/viewtopic.php?t=1061
This year it'll run from June 1st through Sept 3rd, followed by a voting period, no chads allowed.
Time to crank up the old creative juices, swing over, read up on the rules and then make that blaster you've had rolling around in your head all year.
Here's last year's winning build- Made by pulseriflefan and it was amazing.
<span style="color:red">Entry #7 built by Pulseriflefan - FIRST PLACE
Everyone had a great time building these the last few years and the entries have been incredible.
If you've checked it out or done this before, the rules are basically the same, but the gist of the contest is a challenge to take a toy gun and modify it into a custom blaster of your own design using any and all means necessary. Style and vision are all open to personal interpretation as long as it's not a replica of any existing blaster.
There is an array of prizes from Kapowwe toy and Airsoft guns, John Shields/Blast-tech-some of the best conversion kit pieces and service out there, as well as some various tools and a shiny new Badger Airbrush kit to help sweeten the pot.
Knowing the skills of many of the builders here, we thought this contest would be right of the alley for some.
3rd Annual Blaster Builders Club Custom Blaster Contest </span>
and it is about to get underway.
http://www.imperial-fleet.com/bbcforum/viewtopic.php?t=1061
This year it'll run from June 1st through Sept 3rd, followed by a voting period, no chads allowed.
Time to crank up the old creative juices, swing over, read up on the rules and then make that blaster you've had rolling around in your head all year.
Here's last year's winning build- Made by pulseriflefan and it was amazing.
<span style="color:red">Entry #7 built by Pulseriflefan - FIRST PLACE
Everyone had a great time building these the last few years and the entries have been incredible.
If you've checked it out or done this before, the rules are basically the same, but the gist of the contest is a challenge to take a toy gun and modify it into a custom blaster of your own design using any and all means necessary. Style and vision are all open to personal interpretation as long as it's not a replica of any existing blaster.
There is an array of prizes from Kapowwe toy and Airsoft guns, John Shields/Blast-tech-some of the best conversion kit pieces and service out there, as well as some various tools and a shiny new Badger Airbrush kit to help sweeten the pot.
Knowing the skills of many of the builders here, we thought this contest would be right of the alley for some.
