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testmachine55

Member Since 23 Nov 2014
Offline Last Active Nov 28 2014 12:34 PM

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In Topic: Heavy body work

25 November 2014 - 12:37 PM

Im sorry for the drawing. it does look blocky. where the plunger tube shows is would like to fill that so its flush. but that isnt important. The front part with that huge gap i want it covered. here i used some play dough to get an idea. the back where the nerf logo is is also going to get cut, and made flush to the body of the rest of the blaster.

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i wont be able to post again till tomorrow. so my question is, what clay like substance can I use that will dry hard, be sandable and paintable.
another post said epoxy putty. thoughts?

thank you all in advance

In Topic: Heavy body work

25 November 2014 - 11:33 AM

You want to do more than just fill in large holes, you probably should just remove the existing upper shell and fabricate your own. If you were to "Fill it in" to the desired look you're gonna have a HEAVY little blaster.With how blocky that concept art is I'd probably go with, yeah, new body panels.

I see what you want to fill in on the flashlight compartment and for that I'd use an auto body filler.



just the side hole. i need the front hole open since i have the laser pointer installed in it. but that ugly circle nerf in the back kills me. needs to be gone. new body panels = cheap toy guns that i can pull apart and use as parts?

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