My newest TOS Phaser build

[jhusel]

I wanted to do a version of the phaser like the one sold at the Julien Auction in November for $910,000. The main body is 3D printed in solid resin and has all aluminum parts. Some of the parts were made by hand, some were from eBay. I painted it as close as I could, then weathered it to look like the one in the auction, adding brush strokes and dirtying up the aluminum. I’m pretty happy how it came out.

 

[Gregatron]

Excellent.

 

[Lanboy]

You did a great job of replicating the original prop from the auction.

 

[Leinads]

Great job capturing all those details! This will make for a beautiful display piece ~

 

[Gregatron]

With those eBay parts and the overall build quality, it would be worthy of the various recent auction scams!

I'm still amazed that the TMOST phaser has been found and documented. A dream come true.

 

[hossman]

Great job, really has that vintage look with just the right amount of patina. LLAP

 

[BorginanAlcove]

"Fascinating is a word I use for the unexpected" "But it is interesting" NICE JOB!

 

[asalaw]

That is really, really gorgeous.

 

[AdmiralBaxter]

Well this is quite lovely. This is the way replicas should be done!

 

[Captain Dunsel]

I wanted to do a version of the phaser like the one sold at the Julien Auction in November for $910,000. The main body is 3D printed in solid resin and has all aluminum parts. Some of the parts were made by hand, some were from eBay. I painted it as close as I could, then weathered it to look like the one in the auction, adding brush strokes and dirtying up the aluminum. I’m pretty happy how it came out.

Outstanding work!

The weathering is excellent and very authentic looking.

Certain auction houses would be very proud, indeed!

 

[PicasoX]

Cool, ............... can I have it?