Really great work dude! you have raised the bar once again!
ZF1 with Functional Airsoft, Rocket & articulation
- Thread starter Superkrates
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Ok, let me break it down:
It's light;
Not unless you think a 15 pound prop is 'light'
handle's adjustable for easy carrying;
If the handle adjusts, you broke it
good for righties and lefties;
Um, yea, should have asked the client if he was a lefty, because the rocket was designed to be triggered by the left hand - making it good for 'righties' only.
breaks down into four parts;
Breaks down into about 40 parts if you've got the right tools
undetectable by X-ray;
My Ass! It arrived two days late and someone at USPS took the time to unscrew 34 bolts from the case, fire all the ammo out of the clip AND fail to properly latch the forward sliding tube when it was returned into the case. Not cool. Next time I'm sealing it with security tape.
ideal for quick discreet interventions.
The squirrels know and fear this feature
A word on firepower. Titanium recharger; 3000-round clip with bursts of 3 to 300.
Um, how about manual reload without having to remove the magazine and bursts from 3 to 190?
With the replay button, another Zorg invention, it's even easier... One shot... and replay sends every following shot to the same location
works great as long as the first and following shots are aimed at the same location.
And to finish the job, all the Zorg oldies but goodies. Rocket launcher...
Nerf foam style rocket fires 35-40 feet on a full charge.
arrow launcher with exploding or poisonous gas heads, very practical...
No. The arrows do not launch or explode/poison, but they do have aluminum shafts, stainless steel tips and will impress your friends.
our famous net launcher...
something for future consideration, but the film gun housed it in the barrel which makes retaining the airsoft function problematic.
the always-efficient flamethrower, my favorite...
Not even a consideration with most of the replica consisting of resin and plastics.
and for the grand finale, the all-new 'Ice-cube System'.
Resin and extreme cold - again, not a good idea.
Wait...so it doesn't do all the stuff the real one did? Take my name off the list...no longer interested.
j/k
lol :lolDamn fine work! :cheers
Oh, excellent! I thought, I slipped off my seat again... just wish I could reach my drink, now.
rkpetersen
Sr Member
Yes, that's correct; it's all done with mechanical linkages and magnets. Kurt originally planned to install servos, but was unable to find any both small enough to fit in the available space and powerful enough to actually lift the assemblies away from the shell.
Tee
Well-Known Member
I'm not sure.
anyway, in the scene with the dummy policeman, you can see the machinist for the FX :
In the first plan you can see Luc Besson with an flamethrower for the next scene.
Kurt is right . When they show the net leaving the gun the net comes from the barrel and there is another blue nozzle in the barrel. Although it is not blue. That vid you posted just shows how they actually launched the net at the dummy not the part where they show it leave the gun.
rkpetersen
Sr Member
Sean McCarthy's professional photos were a great unexpected extra.
Here are a few more, starring Kurt's friends Jeff and Josette.
Here are a few more, starring Kurt's friends Jeff and Josette.
Couldn't work the releases with the costume's glove-hands on, but was able to get this recorded before it shipped out.
ZF1_1.mov‏ - YouTube
Amish Trooper
Master Member
That is a work of art. I may have to contact my bank to get one
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