Here's my "Dallas" version of the nostromo pistol from A L I E N.
It's based on the rexim-favor of course, and it has the same upper and lower single point scope, but it differs from the "Kane" version in several areas.
First, the top scope has different rings. These make the scope sit higher of the receiver. The stepped barrel nozzle is much wider. There's no bronze overspray or stenciled lettering on the dust cover (probably because the script never called for Tom Skerrit's character to remove it from the holster unlike John Hurt does in the Director's Cut), and it still has it's charging handle. The dust cover is also open, revealing the internal spring and ejection port. The pistol grips (castings taken from molds of actual grips) are separate, and attached via screws.
I actually need to reverse the single point rings because I've got the screws on the wrong side, but other than that, I'm pretty happy with it.
Thanks for looking!
Shawn
It's based on the rexim-favor of course, and it has the same upper and lower single point scope, but it differs from the "Kane" version in several areas.
First, the top scope has different rings. These make the scope sit higher of the receiver. The stepped barrel nozzle is much wider. There's no bronze overspray or stenciled lettering on the dust cover (probably because the script never called for Tom Skerrit's character to remove it from the holster unlike John Hurt does in the Director's Cut), and it still has it's charging handle. The dust cover is also open, revealing the internal spring and ejection port. The pistol grips (castings taken from molds of actual grips) are separate, and attached via screws.
I actually need to reverse the single point rings because I've got the screws on the wrong side, but other than that, I'm pretty happy with it.
Thanks for looking!
Shawn
