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Damn, after seeing the first picture above I thought you had got some new shoes. :biggrin: Great work! :)

Great stuff! I've been looking for such a thread for a long time. Thank you very much for posting. Don't worry about the time. There are several builds here which take years till completion, so a few weeks are short compared to them. This hobby should mainly be fun, it's no race. :)

Your work is so precise that the model almost looks like it was made from real metal.

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... :)

Awesome! This is "next level" level! :)

This looks larger than it is. Great progress! :)

Hello and welcome to the forum! Have fun and enjoy! Best regards from NRW! :)

Cool!

AWESOME! I LOVE IT!!! :hand-shake::CHEERS::hand-shake:

Very cool! :)

That does not make the model beginner-friendly but will reduce the number of swear words during assembly tremendously. ;)

Excellent! Developing this trigger system was some hard work. RB had to rebuild the handle several times until everything fit properly. In addition, the new skeleton makes the gun rock-stable. Now that we have the data we will adapt and re-use the trigger system on future blaster models. I'm...

Hello Fellow Warriors, whilst @Rhaven Blaack and I are revising several older kits I thought it would be not too bad to put the Colonial Blaster on the list, too. There is one aspect of the Colonial Blaster which I always wanted to change. Everyone who has assembled the model surely remembers...

Welcome back, Will! :)

Holy moly! This looks awesome!

Very nice!

When you are working with compound curves it is easier to start with a very basic and simple shape, like a hexagon. Push and pull it to shape and when you are satisfied start adding faces by subdivision, drawing new lines or such.

Very nice! The printing quality is very good! :)

I'm so glad that it fits. Now on to the next step.:)

Nice job! :)