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mandosoldier

Hunter

• Sep 1, 2007

• #21

Ok I still need the end cap, any suggestions of tings around the house to use? I'm thinking funnel. ALSO anything else I can use for the bracket? I tried it out of woods, but as I cut with my dremmel (which is all i have) it smokes and gets bad, btw I need this blaster by the 7th, so any quick fixes to attach the stock to the pistol would be appreciated, even if it's not screen accurate

 

butterbean

Active Hunter

• Sep 1, 2007

• #22

Go to the home depot for the end cap to the PVC. It fit so tight I didn't even need to glue it. I just drilled a hole in it and put a small piece of PVC in the end to make it look like the barrel. All of the stuff I used for the barrel part was in one isle at the home supply store. It is all made to fit together. Hey Mandosoldier! had the same problem, actually broke several bits on my roto-zip. Actually used a cheap jig saw for the curved cutting, try that.

 

mandosoldier

Hunter

• Sep 1, 2007

• #23

butterbean said:

Go to the home depot for the end cap to the PVC. It fit so tight I didn't even need to glue it. I just drilled a hole in it and put a small piece of PVC in the end to make it look like the barrel. All of the stuff I used for the barrel part was in one isle at the home supply store. It is all made to fit together. Hey Mandosoldier! had the same problem, actually broke several bits on my roto-zip. Actually used a cheap jig saw for the curved cutting, try that.

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I wish I could go out and buy a jogsaw, even a cheap one, what I ended up doing was putting the rest of the wooden part INTO the stock, tomorrow I'll buy some opf that foam stuff and fill it up, that should also fix that in there hard enough to hold it then I'll just rivet it onto the blaster and I'll be done

 

Son of the Baptist

Hunter

• Oct 2, 2007

• #24

can someone PM me and tell me what is use for the lines around the gun barrel

 

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Stormrider

Well-Known Hunter

• Oct 5, 2007

• #25

They are probably tank windshield wipers, just like the lightsaber hilt. Regular windshield wiper blades should do the trick and look pretty kewl.

 

butterbean

Active Hunter

• Oct 5, 2007

• #26

I actually used wood but the wiper blades would work well, probably just cost a little more.

 

darkjediknight

New Hunter

• Oct 6, 2007

• #27

butterbean said:

I actually used wood but the wiper blades would work well, probably just cost a little more.

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Actually for people in the US if you go to an autozone or pepboys or any auto-parts store there are usually a ton of wiperblades in the trashcans sitting outside from people who buy their wipers there and change them in the parking lot. Just a tip for those of you looking to do things on the cheap.

 

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Alcfalath

Active Hunter

• Oct 6, 2007

• #28

If you guys are after what they actually used, they were the Austin Mini Wiperblades, so head down to a car wrecker yard and look for an old Austin Mini.... either that or go to the Austin Dealership, the new blades arent exactly the same, but they are pretty damn close...

Thats my 2 cents well 5 cents since they got rid of 1c and 2c over here.... lol

 

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Majewski79

Jr Hunter

• Oct 9, 2007

• #29

Great job!

My son has the same toy..hmmm...lol

 

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pulse cannon

Hunter

• Oct 12, 2007

• #30

Very cool!