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NIKON CORPORATION
NIKON D90
10/5000 second
F/10.0
70 mm
400
Jul 30, 2012, 5:28:03 PM
Ver.1.00
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:iconplasticcactus:
Haven't been on here in a while...figured I show you guys how far I'd come along with the raygun.
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*eyeconartist 2 days ago  Professional Digital Artist
This is great. Truly inspiring. I'm just getting into Nerf mods and looking forward to creating original concepts instead of mods. What really caught my eye was your use of the Co2 canister connected to metal tubing, cuz I used the same technique on my Nerf Maverick mod: Steampunk Nerf Gun Maverick N-Strike Mod: Full Gun
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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~Rupert-Appleyard Mar 25, 2013  Professional Artist
Love the fact that it looks old and sooty...
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~ChanceZero Feb 3, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
I defiinitely like this. And I don't like a steampunk prop weapon often... More delicate elements would be fine though, to lighten the visage of the thing.
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:iconplasticcactus:
Thanks!
And I agree. But I don't want to just add purposeless gears and gyros.
I want everything to have an obvious (or at least explainable) real-world function.
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~ChanceZero Feb 7, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
Well, it cah always be a reloading arm or a protectional grate for some breakable element. A sight, a mounting bracket for an optic or a bayonet...
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~seth-ravenclaw Jan 27, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
looks pretty cool. :aww:
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~Nils-Iver Jan 26, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
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:iconpaul-nasca:
Nice use of the old motor!
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:icontru3n0rth:
This is pretty sweet! What materials did you use to make this?
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