Bioshock Adam Extractor

[Jeff C]

Finished this thing last night. Just some crappy camera phone pictures right now. I'll get some better quality pictures in the next day or two.

 

[CrimsonCoscrafts]

That looks awesome! Love the Bioshock games, done a really nice job there bud!

 

[DethBecomesYou]

Great job

 

[Guardian Devil]

Great job :thumbsup I always love seeing things from Bioshock

 

[Quail Chick]

Looks great! I love Little Sister costumes/props - although after wearing my own I get creeped out from my own photos...

 

[Jeff C]

Just looked at your Bioshock gallery, and I'm not certain but I think we started for the same gas pump.

What did you use for your needle? The shape on it looks really close to the game.

 

[rkpetersen]

Nice work, Mister Bubbles!

 

[Jeff C]

Ehh, day or two, month or two, same thing.

 

[MoviefanAZ]

That is very cool! Nice work!

 

[sycor]

Ehh, day or two, month or two, same thing.

What did you use to attach the jar to the handle?

 

[AbbyDarkStar]

Absolutely fantastic looking!

 

[Jeff C]

What did you use to attach the jar to the handle?

There is a + shaped groove for some sort of wrench. I JB Welded a nut into it. I threaded a bolt through the jar lid. The piece between the handle and the jar is from a door knob. I JB Welded a washer into the narrow end, which in turn in JB Welded onto the top of the pump. The Door knob piece is then JB Welded to the lid of the jar. So, to answer your question, I used a whole lot of JB Weld.

Also if anyone is curious, the ADAM is a thin pink toy slime from Dollar Tree with red food coloring. The piece on the top of the jar is just a random flange.

I extended the handle with Bondo (I wrapped the end in card stock and pored it in). The Bondo is covered with thin copper sheeting from Hobby Lobby. The end cap is from one of these with the paint sanded off. The needle is a knitting needle with the tip cut off.

I think that about covers it.