Snow Wolf Pulse Rifle Accurizing and Repaint

[PAULH]

Then it was time for reassembly. When I stripped it down I’d cut four wires. There wasn’t enough slack in them to just solder them back together so I simply soldered in a short length of wire in between the cuts ends. I know that solder sleeves would have been a better option but I didn’t have any to hand.

Important - test the electrics before getting too deep into reassembly.

 

[PAULH]

Onto the final reveal…lots of pics

 

[joberg]

A beauty with all of its wear & tear

 

[dcast]

Very nice work! I'll be tearing into mine in the near future. Some great ideas here...thank you for the pictures!

 

[ghostryder]

 

[SATELLITE74]

Really liking the the beat up look. Tempted to do mine again (for the third time!)

 

[septic]

Love the wear/weathering! Personally not a fan of the rust though; well used is one thing, not well maintained is quite another.

 

[PAULH]

A beauty with all of its wear & tear

Thank you very much !

 

[PAULH]

Very nice work! I'll be tearing into mine in the near future. Some great ideas here...thank you for the pictures!

Thank you ! Good luck with yours

 

[PAULH]

Love the wear/weathering! Personally not a fan of the rust though; well used is one thing, not well maintained is quite another.

Fair point. Maybe I’ll tone down the rust.

 

[septic]

In fairness, I think you've done the rust effect very well, just doesn't strike me as appropriate for a service weapon, that said, if you want your prop to fit into a different narrative, then maybe some rust is totally appropriate; maybe it's been 'liberated' from the Corp by scrappers or pirates or anti mega-corp resistance fighters?