Thread: Building an E-11

Decided to finally get around to making this. Spent some time this weekend. Always wanted one, and no prop collection can be complete without one. Scratchbuilt using resin part from TK560. Some of the resin pieces needed and bit of work to get them right, especially the folding stock. I lost the early on progress pics.

Main body made from PVC pipe. Cutouts done using the template at blaster builders club. I glued on the trigger frame, folding stock, barrel tip, and front site. Cracks were filled with spot putty and sanded-


The folding stock needed a bit of work. I had to build up the tip and re-shape and sand it-


Next I glued a second pvc pipe inside the main body. I was going to go for a spring and misc internals, but decided this route was much easier and made the blaster look cleaner, and feel more solid. End cap, magazine and magazine housing, and rear site are glued on-




Next, I built the site rail using a piece of aluminum flat bar from Lowe's. The scope is then JB welded on-


I am building the stock swing arm and flash supressors tonight hopefully. Then it will be time for one last spot sand and primer

Thanks Mojo for the detailed E-11 pics Now you can see why I needed the detailed pics of the front of the folding stock. Basically what I had was a lump of resin. The pics also helped with the placement of pieces. I built the swingarm last night, not sure if its supposed to have a bend in it or not. Some pics looks like there is a slight bend, but others look straight. Another piece I need to fabricate is the piece on the bottom of the body, right in front of the end cap.

Originally Posted by Mojo-Fett

try these...

Cool, is this the piece on the bottom in front of the rear endcap?

Originally Posted by stormtrooperguy

dunno if these pics will help, but i've got some shots of my sterling pre-conversion...

http://stormtrooperguy.com/ultimateE11/

These may help. It does look like a slight curve in the swingarm. Is that the way you see it it person?

Got some more progress on this slow moving project. Got the t-tracks installed thanks to Mojo-Fett Also got the stock clamp built. It was a few trial and errors to build it right, but I think I got pretty close. I went with a closed bolt slide and no cocking bolt, like the MR blaster. I still want to build the bayonet mount, but need to collect some more reference first. I may just add it on later, really want to get some primer on it, and see where I still need to do any body work-

Got this finished up a while ago, but never posted pics for those who were following this. Still need to build a bayonet mount. Also trying to decide if I want to keep it in new condition, or weather it a bit-

It looks fantastic. I think you should weather it though. Nothing is ever bright and shiny for long in SW.

hmm gotta try that looks great