Looking great man.
I am still undecided if I should cover the black-ox parts with paint and weather or if I should weather directly on the factory finish.
Still have a set of stencils for the weathering on the scope brackets from back the days (created by either cking or GF IIRC).
Will start as soon as I receive my new barrel
Markus
one question more, a problem with one of the holes beside the trigger, is annoying.
Sorry, How do you drill hole to the side of the hammer? threaded rod is long and touch the hammer.
Now, I'm also considering taking the "mystery" out of the "disk". I've become more interested in developing the spirit of the piece than making an exact replica of the prop. I've been thinking, if there were a disk on that side, what would it be for? An indicator dial? A way to adjust power? It seems logical that a real blaster would have a way to reduce or increase power, i.e. stun, knockdown, max power for fighting armored stormtroopers, etc. Then, the knob under the flash hider would make more sense as a beam width adjuster. Thoughts?
Drill and tap the hole, then CUT the threaded rod before attaching it to the C96 body
Markus
There is little room between the hammer and the threaded rod.. :confused
There is little room between the hammer and the threaded rod.. :confused