"V" - Visitor blaster (2.0)
- Thread starter Rhaven Blaack
- Start date
These are the parts for the "spine" of the front body section.
The "spine" parts of the front body section are assembled.
The "spine" of the front body section is attached in place.
Here are the parts for the barrel.
The barrel is assembled.
The barrel is attached in place.
The is the front site.
The front site is assembled.
The front site is attached in place.
This is the greebling for the barrel.
The greebling is attached in place.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
The "spine" parts of the front body section are assembled.
The "spine" of the front body section is attached in place.
Here are the parts for the barrel.
The barrel is assembled.
The barrel is attached in place.
The is the front site.
The front site is assembled.
The front site is attached in place.
This is the greebling for the barrel.
The greebling is attached in place.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
@Revell-Fan and I had a long talk about some of the greebling. We had to go back and check out various reference material pertaining to this prop, and found out that there was a "rifle" selector switch on it.
@Revell-Fan was able to make working parts
I started assembling the selector switch.
I attached the selector switch to the receiver.
This video shows that the selector switch is functional.
View attachment 20260309_131607b.mp4
These are the selector switch stoppers.
The selector switch stoppers are put in place.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
@Revell-Fan was able to make working parts
I started assembling the selector switch.
I attached the selector switch to the receiver.
This video shows that the selector switch is functional.
View attachment 20260309_131607b.mp4
These are the selector switch stoppers.
The selector switch stoppers are put in place.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
Thank you sir.Awesome! This is "next level" level!
It is indeed "NEXT LEVEL". I have to say that I really like the "upgrades" that are being added to this template.
Now to work on the greebling for the back spine of the handle.
Here is the spine that goes on the back of the handle.
THe spine is assembled.
The spine is attached to the back of the handle.
Here are the parts for the components at the base of the spine of the handle.
The parts are assembled.
Assembling the component.
The component is assembled.
The component is attached.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
Here is the spine that goes on the back of the handle.
THe spine is assembled.
The spine is attached to the back of the handle.
Here are the parts for the components at the base of the spine of the handle.
The parts are assembled.
Assembling the component.
The component is assembled.
The component is attached.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
Wait, still more to come this is not just a blaster it is becoming a rellic. Great work guys.
Thank you very much! To be honest, the only thing I wanted to do was stabilizing the front and back half. Somehow this got out of hand...
Time to move on to the greebling.
Here are the parts for the support strut. Theya re laminated to 1.0mm
The parts are attached in place.
These are the parts for the front hand guard/handle.
I assembled the ones for the front, first.
The parts are attached in place.
The back ones are assembled.
THe parts are attached in plae.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
Here are the parts for the support strut. Theya re laminated to 1.0mm
The parts are attached in place.
These are the parts for the front hand guard/handle.
I assembled the ones for the front, first.
The parts are attached in place.
The back ones are assembled.
THe parts are attached in plae.
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
Your work is so precise that the model almost looks like it was made from real metal.
After considerable discussion (between @Revell-Fan and myself) and a bit of research, it was determined that part 79 is an indicator dial.
So, I reconfigured the component to be a "functioning" dial (that will rotate back-and-forth).
Here are the parts
Starting with the swivel disc. I laminated the center disc to 0.5mm thick and then attached it in place.
I placed the base of the dial over the small disc, so that it goes through the whole of the base. Then place the medium white disc on top of the small disc. (This will allow everything to pivot).
I finished assembling the cone accordingly.
I attached the rings on top of the cone (to form a "target" pattern).
I place the black strips on the side of the cone (evenly).
I attached the indicator in place.
Here is a video showing functionality of the dial.
View attachment 20260317_170711.mp4
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
So, I reconfigured the component to be a "functioning" dial (that will rotate back-and-forth).
Here are the parts
Starting with the swivel disc. I laminated the center disc to 0.5mm thick and then attached it in place.
I placed the base of the dial over the small disc, so that it goes through the whole of the base. Then place the medium white disc on top of the small disc. (This will allow everything to pivot).
I finished assembling the cone accordingly.
I attached the rings on top of the cone (to form a "target" pattern).
I place the black strips on the side of the cone (evenly).
I attached the indicator in place.
Here is a video showing functionality of the dial.
View attachment 20260317_170711.mp4
So please stay tuned to the "FREEDOM NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM" for the latest updates on this project!
I love to see all the moving bits and you guys have put a lot of details on it. Keep it coming.
Thank you.
All that I have left to work on for this project is the stand.