Talikmari
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Hello, my name is Curtis. I have been making amateur props since the mid 90's, when I was around 12 years old. I had the manual for Marathon 2: Durandal (and the game, too!) and became obsessed with the simple gun schematics Bungie provided. Since then I have made various suits of armor and guns, but always with skills and materials I already possessed. My budget has almost always been zero. Then growing up happened and I lost my passion for a while, dabbled in a bunch of other things and generally wandered through life, until two things happened: I stumbled upon a post by Bill Doran on reddit, leading me to thoroughly investigate his work and others'; and my little brother started working on a pepakura ODST set for SDCC. Consider my passion rediscovered! So for my first serious build, using industry standard methods and materials, I decided on a relatively simple build that nonetheless demands a lot of basic techniques. Twenty-one hours in (over the course of one month, sadly), this is my progress on Marathon 2's Zeus-Class Fusion Pistol:

See you starside
Hello, my name is Curtis. I have been making amateur props since the mid 90's, when I was around 12 years old. I had the manual for Marathon 2: Durandal (and the game, too!) and became obsessed with the simple gun schematics Bungie provided. Since then I have made various suits of armor and guns, but always with skills and materials I already possessed. My budget has almost always been zero. Then growing up happened and I lost my passion for a while, dabbled in a bunch of other things and generally wandered through life, until two things happened: I stumbled upon a post by Bill Doran on reddit, leading me to thoroughly investigate his work and others'; and my little brother started working on a pepakura ODST set for SDCC. Consider my passion rediscovered! So for my first serious build, using industry standard methods and materials, I decided on a relatively simple build that nonetheless demands a lot of basic techniques. Twenty-one hours in (over the course of one month, sadly), this is my progress on Marathon 2's Zeus-Class Fusion Pistol:


See you starside