Killbucket

It's a clone. It is now the Warhawk thompson seen on the last page. The nice one behind it is a real Marui (that sounds just silly), and it is also on the previous page, but all aged up. I know this isn't a WobblyWobblyEyeEye gun, but since we're on the subject of gun heresy, I'll show the first gun I ever painted. Previously, I built car models and RC trucks, the pattern is all skulls if you look close. The prototype for the Stingers I made, but from a 1919 instead of an ANM2. My backyard water cannon. Instead of an airsoft gun, it has a high pressure nozzle and a

Heresy? I can do heresy all day... You've seen both of these already, re-painted.

Something I forgot to add to the aged metal tutorial: To get a convincing "greasy" look, I spray the whole aged surface with matte clear, to dull it. Then I use high-gloss clear wherever a real gun would be oozing melted gungrease. Part of what tricks the eye into seeing "metal", is that machinery almost never has an even shine to it.

P40 warhawk, anybody? One of the most fun paint jobs I've ever done. If I still had a motorcycle, it would look like this. No shiny paint to worry about. If people were duracoating guns WBW (waybackwhen), would there have been ODrab Tommies? I should have painted some "kills" on it somewhere... This one's a CYMA clone. Want to know how to tell, on sight, a Marui from a CYMA? Look at the screw holding the grip on. The Marui used the correct slotted head, the CYMA has a Phillips.

Thanks! The drum mag is from a springer, I sawed up the stock stick mag and a hicap from an M14 to make it work. Fake aged metal tutorial The front grip is from IMA. It's a real wood Tommy grip!

Marui Thompson: