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[baghead]

So yeah, Here it is: the completed BBB. I used X-metals for the two shell peices, Silver for the basecoat, And then Blue and green for the topcoat. I sprayed a good 6-7 clearcoats on this badboy as well. The Barrel and trigger are Plasti-Kote Color change paint, the Green-Blue-Purple kind, but in most of the pics it just looks black.

Enjoy:







here are my attempts to show the color change paint a little better:





none of the pics I've taken of this gun even remotely do it justice, you really have to see it in person to really see how brilliant and shiny the colors are. All of you who are comming to YANO can consider yourselves lucky.

Oh, did I mention that this badboy is modded to my standards? so it's UBS and it performs extreemly well, the only guns that our perform it range wise in my arsenel are my Lbb, 2k And Xbow.

-bags

[sniperdude]

dayummmmm I likey But i would likey a whole lot more if you stayed with 1 color sceme instead of the green/blue thing I <3 the goldish/silver though and that barrel made me gasp

Edited by sniperdude, 04 February 2006 - 09:34 PM.

[Crappy Nerfer]

Wow... Saying; "Good job, master." isn't even enough praise for that.
And I like how it still performs extremely well.

Edit: I would like to see the gun with one of your UBS barrels on.

Edited by Crappy Nerfer, 04 February 2006 - 09:37 PM.

[PissBacon]

I guess it's sort of like two power rangers gettin freaky to 'the bad touch' (that's a good thing right?). I remain impressed with the greatness of this new spraypaint you discovered, but I wonder why you didn't take time to sand down the little things on the bbb that aren't particularly nice looking but easy to remove (tabs on top of sight, nubs on sides of sight for superfluous attachments, name brand if you didn't already,3 raised bars near sight, tiny nubs below the 3 bars). These differences are a matter of taste though, so I'm not arguing that you should have done it, it's your mod. I think I'm to lazy to touch up my bbb though, but like I said before, those extra areas of color are well placed.

Edited by PissBacon, 05 February 2006 - 01:01 AM.

[baghead]

...I wonder why you didn't take time to sand down the little things on the bbb that aren't particularly nice looking but easy to remove (tabs on top of sight, nubs on sides of sight for superfluous attachments, name brand if you didn't already,3 raised bars near sight, tiny nubs below the 3 bars).  ...I think I'm to lazy to touch up my bbb though...

You caught me red handed, I'm a lazy crap for crap too. I actualy do all my paintjobs really quickly, (most of the time in under 2 days, but this one was almost 2 weeks) and I rarely bother to sand things off. Prety much, the only things i do any sanding to beforehand are 2ks and the plunger rods of Nfs and X-bows. and that's about it. also I like all the little things on the BBB and this paint makes them stand out waaay more than the original colors do.

Edited by baghead, 04 February 2006 - 11:00 PM.

[Enigma1313]

That is by far one of the smoothest, highest quality paintjob I have ever seen. The barrel looks freakin' amazing. The only quip I have is the conflicting green and blue...IT just doesnn't appeal to my eye. But hey, I can't talk..I've never even attempted to paint a gun. Great job!

[Super 6 0ne]

That's truely gorgeous, man. Great work.