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Sep 16, 2011, 9:53:42 PM
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Fallout Plasma Rifle - Complete! This is what I've been working on for the last month. Many weeks to find all the materials, then many weeks more to put them together to what you see here. But it's worth it.

And the pictures aren’t very good. I’ll try to do better later, but my camera is out of batteries (dollar store batts bad!). But yes, in the end the whole project cost about 40 dollars. Most of that money was paint and 2-stage epoxy. Still some parts are a little fragile, and I’ll reinforce them with resin clay.

This rifle was built, except paint and glue, out of all recycled parts! Plumbing parts, little motors, old fuses and unused tubing, the junk found new life in a Fallout thing. :D If anyone has questions about particular doodads or anything at all, I’d be happy to answer them.

Hopefully better pictures coming sooner or later! My big plan for Halloween is to do a wasteland doctor outfit, in particular a Followers doctor. (Arcade’s friend? ;) Maybe). That will be fun, heh heh…

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~swanboy 2 days ago  Student Traditional Artist
Nice work, props for the lights.
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awesomeness.
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~thrownhammer May 16, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
Very cool... Shut up and take my money! :)
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:iconlunaticstar:
XD thank you!!
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You should post up schematics.
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I have a work in progress with a description of what I did in the description of this post. :D Since I mostly eyeballed it from start to finish, there are no schematics. The most technical thing I did was blowing up a plasma rifle picture on my monitor to the real size I wanted it to be, slapping paper on it, and tracing the frame veeeeerrryyy carefully, as to not scratch my screen. XD Poorman's printer!????
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