Webley...Rubber EE-3 Blaster

[postmortem01]

Prymer13. You are down for Full paint.

 

[postmortem01]

Oooh. Look at this. I tried the ROTJ cone on the Rubber Webley...Perfect fit. Squeaks as you push it the full way on. Wow.

 

[postmortem01]

I'm on Yahoo IM as postmortem01@yahoo.com if you guys want to chat real time.

 

[gorman]

ooohhhhh pretty.....

 

[postmortem01]

Please, no sexual chat though...unless you are some hot Boba Fett chick or something. LOL....Just kidding.

 

[postmortem01]

Ken the Elvis trooper made the cone for me. Very nice guy.

 

[gorman]

Can't wait to see the ESB version!

 

[postmortem01]

I'll have some pics here soon.

 

[gorman]

Woot..

 

[postmortem01]

Here's my personal, painted rubber webley with the ROTJ cone by Elvis Trooper.

http://www.sci-fire.com/firstwebley.jpg

 

[Jango Fett Jr]

That...is rubber...!!
Unbelievable!

 

[postmortem01]

Heh. Yep. The nozzle is awesome. It fits nice and tightly on the gun barrel.

 

[Darksaber212]

Looking forward to the ESB Blaster. Sweet job!

 

[postmortem01]

Here are some pictures of the connectors for the ESB version. I molded real connectors, machined them out to be molding friendly.

LOL. <speaking like a tour guide> And in the far rear you can see a casting of the Minority Report shotgun. And in the middle a casting of the Minority Report Spider.

 

[postmortem01]

The side "rings" will probably have to be closed instead of pass thru as shown. I doubt that the rubber will flow through that small of an opening easily.

 

[postmortem01]

Here are a few more detailed shots of the parts. These "masters" are finished and will now be molded again.

 

[gorman]

What are those connectors from? I think I recognise them but I don't know where from...

 

[Hand Schaub]

Those connectors are original found parts. Molex industrial connectors to be exact... right?

Looking damn good there!!

 

[postmortem01]

The connectors are molded from the Molex connectors. I molded the originals, cast them in pour-a-cast and then machined them out to give back some of the detail. The grey is due to trying to add some black pigment to the pour-a-cast. It didn't come out black as you can see.

 

[Laan]

Man, the more you show the more I drool :love