Shotgun Remington 1100 made of wood

Daniel B

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Hello everyone, I'm new here at The RPF, let me know if I broke any rules and I will try to fix it immediately :D

here is the wood plank that I've have used
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first, I have draw the silhouette of the gun in the wood, and then I sawed

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after, I've Sculpted the wood to aproximate the forms of the pictures that used as reference

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after sanding process got like this

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then I split in two parts, because the paint process of them are diferent

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chamber window detail

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the chamber already painted

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the stock and forearm

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final stage

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any questions?

haha

by the way, here were I live (Brazil) that's a forbidden thing to do... make replicas of weapons
 

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Looks good. I especially like the rust detail around the chamber, I mean, aside from that beautiful stock. What was your process for painting the barrel and assembly? Looks extra shiny...

-K
 
I like it. I think you did an amazing job on this.:thumbsup

And welcome to the RPF.
 
thank you guys

the painting of the chamber I used primer polyurethane in the first layer, and then, polyester paint (automotive) by spray gun

the barrels were painted with a common aerosol spray matte black and covered with incolor varnish


OBS: everything was well sanded with sandpaper grits 180, 220, 400, 500
 
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