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Published: 2012-06-30 18:15:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 29829; Favourites: 359; Downloads: 210
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This one started life as a belt-fed foam dart gun. I did a bit of body customizing (for me anyways!) and I hope it gave the gun a more realistic look.This was a more reserved project due to the budget, but I hope you guys still approve
Brian Johnson
Johnson Arms Replicas and Props
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Comments: 31
thats a nice CS6 longshot behind it too, looking like a steampunk pulse rifle, i never figured out how to modify the single shot pump action attachment under the barrel
here's an idea, get a Rey star wars force awakens blaster, remove the grip, turn it upside down and add it under the barrel of an existing rifle ( such as a rayven with a barrel attachment or stryfe ) so you end up with a 4 shot pump action launcher attachment, yes?
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That would be a very cool setup! I'll try to keep it in mind!
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the air zone punisher....
HOW THE F*CK DID U MAKE IT LOOK GOOD?!
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it wasn't easy, haha. Β It's actually a pretty cool design, I just wish it had a more blocky design without all the rounded parts. Β It could look so much better!
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you are awesome at making and painting well doneΒ
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this is awesome! Looks like weapon from a fallout or something
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What's that scope on the Longshot? I see it everywhere but haven't been able to track down where it comes from!
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Amazing. I love the paint job. Makes it seem very - combat-worn and heavy duty.
Reminds me of Gears of War!
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I think I have the right weapons for you...hehe
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You never cease to amaze me, and this is no exception. Well done, well done indeed!
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Thank you for that
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This is an excellent shot of some amazing work...
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looks like it would be lighter than the traditional minigun. and with rounds as big as would fit in those barrels, certainly more deadly.
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Indeed. You would not want to one-hand this monster
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what kind a paints do u use? is it all sprayed?
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Base coats were black and some copper on the gatling gun. The rest is brushwork..lots of brushwork for me, haha. No airbrush yet, but that will be here eventually
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So u do a lot of dry brushing? it looks very refined
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oh sweet lord yes. I'd say about 2000+ hours of that kinda stuff
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Yeah, spraying is too heavy sometimes. I use a sponge sometimes to dry dab over raised spots to grain it up.
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... Just. So. cool. I love your weapons so much!
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That means a lot, thanks. Very nice work on your recent color charlizard drawing as well
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Then the thanks is mutual. 
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definitely more punks
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That Gatling Gun has made my day! Great job as always, good sir!
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Mission accomplished!
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