Re: Rogue One Felicity Jones gun - ideas
HI wondersquid,
Love your blaster by the way. How accurate do you think you got the lower rail ?, as I'm in and out of a couple of ideas at this time.
I made the support from three pieces. Two flat plates either side, then a piece of pipe with an ID which fits the stainless tube OD perfectly. I cut and ground the pipe to fit around the mechanism then welded the three parts together whilst clamped to the gun with the barrel in place. then I ground down the welds to make a more rounded connection.
There's a load of finishing to do on the edges and more holes to drill and tap, but I found the fit was super tight as the weld drew the parts together just the right amount.
The next thing I'm planning to do is make the front support which will be welded to the barrel ring, which is loose at the moment, but will be secured by three grub screws so I can hopefully get perfect alignment once assembled. Then adding the little bent spigots to the rear of the top support and filing off the sharks tooth shape, which im 99% convinced is what they have done on the prop in the image.
That's the plan anyhow
im sure something will go off track as soon as more images are available.
HI wondersquid,
Love your blaster by the way. How accurate do you think you got the lower rail ?, as I'm in and out of a couple of ideas at this time.
I made the support from three pieces. Two flat plates either side, then a piece of pipe with an ID which fits the stainless tube OD perfectly. I cut and ground the pipe to fit around the mechanism then welded the three parts together whilst clamped to the gun with the barrel in place. then I ground down the welds to make a more rounded connection.
There's a load of finishing to do on the edges and more holes to drill and tap, but I found the fit was super tight as the weld drew the parts together just the right amount.
The next thing I'm planning to do is make the front support which will be welded to the barrel ring, which is loose at the moment, but will be secured by three grub screws so I can hopefully get perfect alignment once assembled. Then adding the little bent spigots to the rear of the top support and filing off the sharks tooth shape, which im 99% convinced is what they have done on the prop in the image.
That's the plan anyhow