Hi all:
Having caught up on 2024, it's time to hit the backlog.
Welcome to my prop inventory. The vast majority of these replicas are NOT my own design, so I'll be sure to try to credit where I can! I counted 124 prop replicas I've had the chance to work on or purchase in 2023. I hope you enjoy!
In case there's any doubt, THESE PROP REPLICAS ARE NOT FOR SALE.
Please let me know if you find this interesting, and feel free to ask questions, make suggestions, or drive-by with insults!
Here's a view of the entire collection (as of April 2024):
Sometime in January 2023
First in 2023, I finished this Leia's Blaster from Star Wars (1977). It is a repaint of the cheap Rubie's Leia blaster.
It took a month to sand and fill the seams, screw holes, manufacturing text, etc. I then painted the whole thing in gloss black rattle can. Then I masked off the barrel coil and and grips, and applied a graphite rub over the remainder of the blaster, giving me two distinct sheens. Finally, I drybrushed VERY LITTLE silver enamel in a few key spots; I didn't want it over-weathered!
(Probably the most sanding and filling I've ever done in a single project!)
Having caught up on 2024, it's time to hit the backlog.
Welcome to my prop inventory. The vast majority of these replicas are NOT my own design, so I'll be sure to try to credit where I can! I counted 124 prop replicas I've had the chance to work on or purchase in 2023. I hope you enjoy!
In case there's any doubt, THESE PROP REPLICAS ARE NOT FOR SALE.
Please let me know if you find this interesting, and feel free to ask questions, make suggestions, or drive-by with insults!
Here's a view of the entire collection (as of April 2024):
Sometime in January 2023
First in 2023, I finished this Leia's Blaster from Star Wars (1977). It is a repaint of the cheap Rubie's Leia blaster.
It took a month to sand and fill the seams, screw holes, manufacturing text, etc. I then painted the whole thing in gloss black rattle can. Then I masked off the barrel coil and and grips, and applied a graphite rub over the remainder of the blaster, giving me two distinct sheens. Finally, I drybrushed VERY LITTLE silver enamel in a few key spots; I didn't want it over-weathered!
(Probably the most sanding and filling I've ever done in a single project!)
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