Nerf Gun Props? YES!

rgriesbeck

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• Jul 25, 2012

• #1,281

With testors (flat aluminum's my favorite) the brush doesn't get all gummy, I'd recommend heading to Michaels and pick up a little bottle for 2 bucks, it'll last you a long time.

While you're there, grab a flat black too, helps touch up screw-ups and overspray

 

ozisa

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• Jul 25, 2012

• #1,282

rgriesbeck said:

Working on the big boy:

Paint it black

Evidence of my "mad taping skills"

Base colors on, time for some aging

Click to expand...

Working on the same thing actually!..

already put the 2x 2000mah lipos in
upgraded spring
AR removed
belt AR removed

working on custom darts
new brushless motors(got a few to try) for extra madness :facepalm
an maybeeee a custom new plunger/tube made from machined Aluminum..
yeah its an obsesion now..
will post some pics when shes done

 

Whit

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• Aug 7, 2012

• #1,283

I found this thread and was in awe and was inspired by the incredible work on these guns!

I am currently working on a Batman costume and just about finished my grapple gun. I forgot to cut off the keyring hole on the handle and I still need to make or modify my darts to look more like grappling hooks.

I don't know if it's to the level of a lot of the work on this thread, but it is a Nerf gun, so I thought I would post.

Let me know what you think.


Grapple_rhs by J_Whit, on Flickr


Grapple_lhs by J_Whit, on Flickr

 

rgriesbeck

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #1,284

Great work guys!

- Whit, I like the batman theme, and I really like that color scheme. Might have to borrow it =)

- aeonpulse, glad the drybrushing technique is working for you, where's some pics?

- Aestivalis, I find drybrushing the black guns the easiest because any screwups can just be brushed over with Testors flat black. I always worry drybrushing some weird spray can color, cause then, it's tough to fix screwups.

- Johnson Arms, stop it. Everytime I have an idea for a color theme, you've already done it! =p Give us new guys a chance =) I'm steampunking a longshot, and no matter how I lay it out, it's gunna look just like yours, but not so amazing.

Got some more in progress pics coming, gotta keep this thread alive.

 

rgriesbeck

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #1,285

OK, here's some stuff in progress. I'm finding that everything is always in progress. I get bored or run out of ideas and move onto something else. So, here's a few, not sure if a few of these have been seen before.

This one looks crappy, gotta figure out how to do wood.

Gotta put some liquid goo inside the capsules, and ideas?

 

rgriesbeck

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #1,286

Forgot, feedback and advice welcomed.

Thanx

 

Archive&Future

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• Aug 14, 2012

• #1,287

I've posted here before, but I don't remember the images actually embedding properly..hrmm
Anyways, I've just made a flash suppressor/silencer type attachment for my Seburo Rayven mod. It's made from the bayonet lock and internal barrel of a Recon barrel attachment, with the casing made from some old bottles :lol

 

kevinericon

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• Aug 14, 2012

• #1,288

Rayven did look like a Seburo. It's a really nice paint. I like it.

 

Noeland

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• Aug 14, 2012

• #1,289

Nice. I dig seburo styled guns!

I think the rayven was designed/built to look like an anime gun as well.

 

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amir alon

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• Aug 24, 2012

• #1,290

i painted a few nerf guns, it was a great way for me to get into props
semi-creations and small projects | Facebook

 

Hacksaw44

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• Aug 24, 2012

• #1,291

Incredible job !!

 

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nooblet

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• Aug 24, 2012

• #1,292

I am super impressed by like all of these, Reallly makes me want to try and and do something like this myself, Thank you for sharing everyone!

 

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Finnlock

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• Aug 25, 2012

• #1,293

Heavy Bolter from warhammer 40k. Used a vulcan grip/trigger section along with the body of a Buzz Bee 50 cal. for the sound effects. Also used two nerf vulcan ammo belts to run from the ammo box to the bolter. Will be carried by a sister of battle in the D8con parade.

 

Canobi

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• Aug 26, 2012

• #1,294

Beautiful job :love love WH40K :love Definately the best mod of its kind I've seen to date :thumbsup

Thanks for sharing

 

Canobi

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• Aug 26, 2012

• #1,295

Has anyone seen the new Elite series? I found two examples by accident, I didn't know know about them until now.


Mad looking one

And a Recon variant by the looks

 

Last edited: Aug 26, 2012

Mara Jade's Father

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• Aug 26, 2012

• #1,296

Those showed up on the shelves of Target and Walmart in the last month.

 

Roughneckone

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• Aug 26, 2012

• #1,297

Wow, that Hail-Fire is nuts!!

Roughneckone:cool

 

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Finnlock

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• Aug 26, 2012

• #1,298

The reviews of tha hail fire havebeen less the stellar... *shrug*

 

joee

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #1,299

rgriesbeck said:

Working on the big boy:

Paint it black

Evidence of my "mad taping skills"

Base colors on, time for some aging

Click to expand...

Hey great job. I have one that i want to paint. can you give me some details? What paint did you use? how many coats? did you take it apart at all? did anyparts get gummed up? thanks

 

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incognit

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #1,300

These guns are AWESOME!!! Is it really difficult to make them? Cause to me they look super-mega unbelievably impossible to make! Do any of these guns in this thread are able to shoot? How long does it take? And how much would it usually cost (range)?