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[venom213]

So, I was at a thrift store earlier. I was looking around, saw the usual worthless shit like Reactors, but I saw an object laying on the ground. I picked it up in curiousity, and I was like "Woah, is this one of those Van Helsing things?". The sticker on the top confirmed my thoughts.

Overall view:





Size comparisons:





I found the sticker humorous.



Behind view. I don't think rearloading would be very difficult.





DEMONSTRATION VIDEO


The only other place on the internet I have seen pictures and/or documentation on this other than the topic here from several years ago.

The video should cover most questions. The turret rotates when you prime the blaster. I know I should have more info, but I can't think of any more to add for now.

Internal pictures will wait. I have no clue whether, I'm going to mod it, have someone else mod it for me, or just sell it. We'll see.

Edited by venom213, 12 December 2009 - 01:13 AM.

[wardrive]

Wow, this looks interesting. Unfortunately, movie guns usually aren't too easy to acquire well after the movie is out..

[VelveetaAvenger]

It definitely had a stock at one point, if you were still wondering. I think it looks better without it though.

[Blue]

Are the ridge things on top sights or ammo holders?

[JATDO]

It does look cool. How akward is it to prime? It looks a bit annoying.
It would be better if it had a bigger plunger tube.

[venom213]

Blue: They are sights. It's similar to the LOTR Crossbow in that way as well.

JATDO: It is kind of awkward to prime and the handle is small and uncomfortable. These things can be delt with, though.

[Talio]

I had one, Split had one. They're really not good.

[mr yetti]

How heavy is it? How much money?

Edited by mr. yetti, 13 December 2009 - 10:45 PM.

[BustaNinja]

How heavy is it? How much money?

Look at its size, and consider its made of plastic. And its not sold in stores, and is a collectors item.