Nerf Gun Props? YES!

A side project finally getting close to being done. Just need to add the weathering and little details.

The scope wasn't around for the photo ;)

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Finished my Fallout: New Vegas mod for the Nerf Longstrike. It's 60" long and a pain in the butt to photograph. Also, Photobucket doesn't seem to want to let me upload any images larger than this. Thanks, jerks, what do I have a paid account for then?
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If you do make one from a super soaker I would love to see it. which one do you think you would be starting with? I havnt looked at the super soakers, so I dont know whats out there...

I was thinking, after having the thunderstrike apart here:

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That it could be a very workable, light, and cool looking cosplay vera base.

Here is a slapdash paste up of what I was thinking in terms of building:

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Obviously the add-ons would have to be custom, but i think its quite possible.

With the way the magazines come apart, you could even construct a magazine with shells inside it.

I think it would be a nice light cosplay vera. I don't costume, but I have some friends who do, and I know they always want light options for the weapons they will be carrying around for hours.

Just a thought.
 
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I was thinking, after having the thunderstrike apart here:

painted4.jpg


That it could be a very workable, light, and cool looking cosplay vera base.

Here is a slapdash paste up of what I was thinking in terms of building:

pastevera.jpg


Obviously the add-ons would have to be custom, but i think its quite possible.

With the way the magazines come apart, you could even construct a magazine with shells inside it.

I think it would be a nice light cosplay vera. I don't costume, but I have some friends who do, and I know they always want light options for the weapons they will be carrying around for hours.

Just a thought.

very interesting! I gunna have to look into this more
 
Mine is nowhere near as pretty as the many posted in this thread, but I figure I'll post it up anyways. It's kind of a rush job as I try to get it done before I move. I plan on using it for my college's humans vs zombies games this Fall. I still need to do some internal tweaking as well as fixing the paintjob a bit, but I think it looks alright for something made with some spreay paint and a little hand brushing.

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Mine is nowhere near as pretty as the many posted in this thread, but I figure I'll post it up anyways. It's kind of a rush job as I try to get it done before I move. I plan on using it for my college's humans vs zombies games this Fall. I still need to do some internal tweaking as well as fixing the paintjob a bit, but I think it looks alright for something made with some spreay paint and a little hand brushing.

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I like that in white! Thanks for sharing the gun on here Panzer!
 
Thanks! It's pretty long and hard to photograph, but there's a lot of little details:
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Very cool job on the CF.! I like how it came out. Very well thought-out gun design as well :)

Glad I'm not the only one who has trouble shooting photos of the long guns!

Brian
 
Bolter with flame thrower. It's for a Canoness costume for D*con... This is what the flame effect looks like..

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If you don't mind saying, can you provide some detail on how you accomplished the flame-effect?

P.S. Awesome, BTW... :thumbsup
 
One way (which looks awesome) is to use leds as a light source, and then make the "flame" out of polyfill. You can color it with an airbrush, or acdippng in in thinned waterbased paint, and then spray it with a clear coat so it holds its shape. We did something like that on our ghostbuster traps to make it look like green smoke was coming out.

Here's a pic of that:

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I finally found my missing guns.

This is my first try with painting. I needed them for my Devil may cry costume.
For Ebony and Ivory I bought 2 water pistols (The mags actually come out NEAT!)

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And for the double barrel I used the buzzbee double barreled shotgun.

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The paint chipped off the shotgun on the stock a bit.

I also just recently bought a blowback toy pistol I found at walmart for 6 bucks. So I plan on painting that as well.

If anybody has any tips they can give me Id gladly appreciate it.
 
Any idea on the Brand/Model on those 1911's you used for Ebony and Ivory?

They are just called Reloadable water pistol. I found them at walgreens for 7 bucks. You can also order them online for the same price. They make perfect props.
 
If you don't mind saying, can you provide some detail on how you accomplished the flame-effect?

P.S. Awesome, BTW... :thumbsup

It's very simple, the base is a clip on LED reading light which I glued an orange bit from the guts of a nerf gun to. the "flames" are mate scotch tape... It the one you ouoted I did do a light dusting of orange spay paint on the tape to see how it would work.

Here are some close ups of a different one.
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White the flame "lit"..
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Hope that helps :)
 
One way (which looks awesome) is to use leds as a light source, and then make the "flame" out of polyfill. You can color it with an airbrush, or acdippng in in thinned waterbased paint, and then spray it with a clear coat so it holds its shape. We did something like that on our ghostbuster traps to make it look like green smoke was coming out.

Here's a pic of that:

traps003.jpg

Ha! Love that!
 
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