Recent content by HeadlessHunter

This is awesome! I actually know the original sculptor of the Jango and I know he’d get a kick out of seeing how that moulds held up.

I upgraded a few parts for better accuracy, added more of a wood grain to the grips, made a completely new and more accurate barrel cleaner tool, I also rebuilt the side rail as it was too flat, very happy with the results.

Indeed I am! I can offer kits yes, but as I'm UK based exporting finished 'replica' guns is tricky

Finished this up a few weeks back, heavily modified from a print of a Bergmann, totally rebuilt barrel and suppressor, reshaped grip frame and separate grips with wood grain, scratch built hammer and rear sight, along with a scratch built barrel cleaner tool. Also added the rail details and all...

Layered is the way to go, though I believe the original used layered and topical applications :thumbsup:

I happen to know he was away recently on a business trip and so has probably not had much time for Fett stuff, he'll come through have no worries

Would I be correct in thinking that could be the FP V4 armour? It looks wonderful, congrats to all who contributed their hard work and talents to this project!

Eric, I always really enjoy following your paint up threads, this is looking first rate already! Can't wait for more

Really nice work on the prep and fitting the borden and magnets, the extra effort will really show in the finished helmet, but isn't your RF ROTJ instead of ESB? :thumbsup:

If you are determined to use the rattlecan colours you can achieve good results by taking your time with applications and weathering, the armour is the darker shade with the helmet and gauntlets being lighter. One tip I have used many times with weathering is buffing the paint very lightly...

It really depends what you're looking to achieve in terms of finish, accurate, or good enough, the original helmet base colour is different from that of the chest armour and other pieces. Whichever you decide the best way to determine a colour from a rattlecan is to test it on something. Good luck

that is it! fantastic work!!!

Alex you have done an outstanding job on that brow, for me personally though I also believe its a little less pronounced, though I can also appreciate that me looking at photos of it on a monitor doesn't give a true representation, I also think that a lot of the repair contour can come down to...

I dont think its blasphemy at all, in fact when I get mine I'll be doing the exact same thing :thumbsup:

basically a lot and I mean a LOT of trial and error is going to be the only way here I think