LtPinkerton
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I’ve checked a couple times for the past 3 months and I’m either always checking at ****** times, or its just not in stock anymore.
Does Doopy Doos still make resin cast E-11s?
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LtPinkerton
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Oh man that sucks. Who’s the go to now for E-11s? Was thinking about getting one from warmachinepaintball, but concerned about the weight over a resin one.
How much were the DDs resin E11s going for most recently?
OddViking
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The Troopacoola kit looks really nice, and all cast off of original parts. I followed his progress making the parts, and if I were in the market, that's what I would go with for an accurate resin kit.
The paintball blaster has a few (needless) inaccuracies, like some of the t-tracks are one hole too short, and a few other things.
I did get a really nice cast rubber one from Hellhounds props, but he does take a lot time to deliver. A "4-week" turnaround turned into 11 weeks, with not a great amount of communication. But the cast is really amazing (off of original parts, even stamped letter details come through), metal rail, and cast in so many pieces it has almost no visible seam lines, and rubber so I can drop it (or get it caught on a door frame in the holster). Assembled and painted, $400 plus shipping when I ordered it.He does have a known issue with communication, but makes top-notch E-11s. EDIT/UPDATE: Hellhounds has been ghosting all recent orders, and multiple people have reported that he is no longer communicating, but also has their money. At this point, I can no longer in good conscience recommend Hellhounds Props. Great work, but a bad idea to order now.
The paintball blaster has a few (needless) inaccuracies, like some of the t-tracks are one hole too short, and a few other things.
I did get a really nice cast rubber one from Hellhounds props, but he does take a lot time to deliver. A "4-week" turnaround turned into 11 weeks, with not a great amount of communication. But the cast is really amazing (off of original parts, even stamped letter details come through), metal rail, and cast in so many pieces it has almost no visible seam lines, and rubber so I can drop it (or get it caught on a door frame in the holster). Assembled and painted, $400 plus shipping when I ordered it.
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So about $65 USD?
I thought he was selling them on ebay for $100-$125. I have one of his kits I bought about 8 years ago and I thought I paid like $100 for it.
My kit is literally untouched and unbuilt, I've thought about selling it but if $65 is all I'd get for it I might as well actually try to put it together one of these days instead.
I really like my Hyperfirm rubber E-11. If you can find one, it's definitely worth the price!
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Hovinski
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There is this maker in the Netherlands who makes printed diy kits. He asks €120 for a complete E-11 kit, shipping included. I don't have any experience with this guy nor do I know anyone who has purchased from him, I've just recently stumbled across his website. But the pictures of the printed parts and the finished blasters look very interesting to me. I mean, it's almost 3 times the price of a Doopydoos but you have a blaster with moveable parts that is probably much sturdier than a resin cast. And you can easily add electronics if you wish.
His site is called "3D-Props.com". Has anybody here heard of him before and can give any more infos about the actual quality of the product?
www.3d-props.com
His site is called "3D-Props.com". Has anybody here heard of him before and can give any more infos about the actual quality of the product?
E-11 ANH DIY KIT
The E-11 ANH A new Hope (DIY KIT) It's a screen accurate model also used in the movie ANH This blaster is printed with high-end 3D printers. The quality speaks for itself. The kit is electronic friendly, scope and Hengstler are prepped for it. The kit comes with a steel pipe, steel spring...
www.3d-props.com
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