Hi all. Been member for little while, but never actually posted anything. Mainly hung out in Junkyard.
Anyway, I am getting ready to start my build on a Han ESB Variant for my Tie Pilot sidearm.
So I have a couple questions.
I cant find the posts anymore. (Had them marked but were old RPF site ones) But I was looking at others builds. Is it necessary to remove all the pins and tear the gun down? Or is there a easier way? I'm afraid I'll mess it up and cant get the springs and pins back in.
I bought a tap set cause I planned to just drill and tap the holes with out needing a nut in back of the mounts and such.
This is what I have so far:
Denix mauser
Blastech ESB scope mount
Resin engine parts
Aluminum engine parts (might use instead of resin) (waiting for)
Evolution toys black flash supressor (waiting for)
M19 bronze cast replica scope (waiting for)
real M38a scope (might use instead of resin)
ZB-26 flash cone supressor (might use instead of Evolution toys one)
I'm probably just going to weather the gun with the original Deniz paint. (No plan to repaint)
Thanks everyone!
Tips and tricks are appreciated. :lol
Anyway, I am getting ready to start my build on a Han ESB Variant for my Tie Pilot sidearm.
So I have a couple questions.
I cant find the posts anymore. (Had them marked but were old RPF site ones) But I was looking at others builds. Is it necessary to remove all the pins and tear the gun down? Or is there a easier way? I'm afraid I'll mess it up and cant get the springs and pins back in.
I bought a tap set cause I planned to just drill and tap the holes with out needing a nut in back of the mounts and such.
This is what I have so far:
Denix mauser
Blastech ESB scope mount
Resin engine parts
Aluminum engine parts (might use instead of resin) (waiting for)
Evolution toys black flash supressor (waiting for)
M19 bronze cast replica scope (waiting for)
real M38a scope (might use instead of resin)
ZB-26 flash cone supressor (might use instead of Evolution toys one)
I'm probably just going to weather the gun with the original Deniz paint. (No plan to repaint)
Thanks everyone!
Tips and tricks are appreciated. :lol
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