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jedidad

New Member

• Jul 4, 2006

• #1

Greetings to all,

Long time no post. Just a quick post to bring you up to date on my latest project. I almost had to be commited to an institute after starting this project. I desided to build 10 Rebel Fleet Trooper blasters for the costuming project that the Rebel Legion Sunrider Base members are working on for Comic-Con in San Diego this year. I have finished 5 of the 10 and am well on my way to completing the last 5. Here are some progress photos for you to see. This is my 4th version of this blaster and I am quite happy with this one.
Enjoy,
Brian

 

RedTwoX

Sr Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #2

Oooooooooooo.... pretty :thumbsup

Nice work. Those look great.

 

oxbeard

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #3

These look great....

 

theyrenotdolls

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 5, 2006

• #4

awesome job...seems like THE way to go about doing props like this....start a mini assembly line. (with the blueprints laid out and all.)

 

Jaintly

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #5

Those look beautiful. Maybe that's a route I should take instead of shelling out the dough for an MR version. I just want the look, I don't need the exacting accuracy and price of an MR. Great job.

 

Duck9000

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #6

Awesome job. :thumbsup

 

badger

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #7

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awesome job...seems like THE way to go about doing props like this....start a mini assembly line. (with the blueprints laid out and all.)
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Wow.

I'm working on an RFT run too. Isn't it wierd how every one is doing this now? Your blasters look great. I've had enought trouble with my one, I can't imagine doing 10.

Good work, they look great.

 

Unfated

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 5, 2006

• #8

Any chance of a tutorial???

 

damon5973

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #9

heck, I woudl even take a kit...those look great....

 

Treadwell

Legendary Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 5, 2006

• #10

I bet your entire extended family is set for sore throat spray for life..

Good job there.

 

cobtrooper

New Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #11

:eek Awesome job. they look great.

 

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MousekeTony

New Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #12

Being an Imperial at heart, i hate to say this...

They look awesome. Very nice work.

 

IndustrialSizeEd

New Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #13

Great blasters. I want one.

 

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rmschneider104

Sr Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #14

Yes, those do look pretty darn cool. Nice work.

 

stormtrooperguy

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 5, 2006

• #15

wow, excellent job.

it's great seeing some effort going into getting groups of standardized RFTs around. it always looks best when the whole gang matches at an event.

 

Jimbo890

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #16

Nice work Brian. I really like the new version. I'm working on a MKII version now, and hope to have a solid resin [training gun stuff, Smoothcast 325] in a few weeks myself.

Well done. Can you tell us the paints you used?

Jim

 

Boba Frett

Sr Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #17

Cool..

 

dwrd

New Member

• Jul 5, 2006

• #18

They look great.

 

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jedi_adrian

New Member

• Jul 6, 2006

• #19

Amazing work. what did you use for the clear sight with the red bar inside of it?

 

Treadwell

Legendary Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 6, 2006

• #20

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Amazing work. what did you use for the clear sight with the red bar inside of it?
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Unless I'm mistaken, he did what I've done, used the cap from a pump bottle of Cepacol throat spray. Hence my joke above.