Kokkado | Rakuten Global Market: エルフィンナイツ M2019 blaster Takagi type Blade Runner igni

Re: Kokkado | Rakuten Global Market: エルフィンナイツ M2019 blaster Takagi type Blade Runner

I only just found out that the receiver on the Takagi is plastic, I feel a little deflated. Is it obviously plastic?.

No it is not obvious. It is a very heavy duty "Heavy-Weight" plastic that has some powdered metal poured into the mix. Very heavy and solid.
 
Re: Kokkado | Rakuten Global Market: エルフィンナイツ M2019 blaster Takagi type Blade Runner

No it is not obvious. It is a very heavy duty "Heavy-Weight" plastic that has some powdered metal poured into the mix. Very heavy and solid.

Yes, I understand, like the Tomenosuke frame and barrel. I think your going to get a great price for your blaster on Ebay. Best of luck with it, and thanks for your help.
 
Re: Kokkado | Rakuten Global Market: エルフィンナイツ M2019 blaster Takagi type Blade Runner

Yes, Takagi has been building and studying blasters since 1985. In fact he was the first to publish back in 1993 the gun was made with Steyr parts and that the revolver inside the gun was a Bulldog. Way before Phil Stencheider; Craig Kovach and Rich could confirm this.

The blaster is not perfect, I could point some minos innnacuracies to you, but till this day is the more accurate replica. Sure I would have preferred a finish closer to the actual gun used in the movie, metal receiver and more metal casted parts.

I wrote to Mr Mune, who visited LA to see the blaster in person, and helped Takagi getting more information and details right, that even produced accurizing kits for older versions of the Tome blaster and he confirmed to me that whilo not an absolutely perfect replica, Takagi's blaster was the most accurate replica untill today, and given that Tomenosuke is not producing any more replicas, the Retailer Pro is their definitive model, I consider myself lucky to own a Takagi.

I have a Retailer Pro kit in order too, I'm looking forward to receive them and compare the pair in person.

I would love to hear your thoughts on that comparison, and perhaps some pictures of your finished kit. Thanks, friend.
 
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