a few pics of work in progress.
danjaq_0ff
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I'm sure you will be able to tell what these are 
they are work in progress pics of a private commission I'm having done by a very good friend 
they are work in progress pics of a private commission I'm having done by a very good friend
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the other item is an unfinished Homers little brother
Gun and adapt it like they did on the film,
nice progress on the little hommer, are you
building in a little spring back mechanism?
o and nice pics of the reproduced
SD Studios desktop display for the
lipstick Bomb on your other post
- nice continuation of the
range Ed, well done :007)
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Uh huh and them damn Ranger Paintballs are tricky to track down lol in the end thanks to Ed I got one, then I have two experts one with the knowledge about the pitton gun, then the master craftsman, infact I would put him down as a modern day Q, with all the stuff he is packing in to the pitton, a Genious is to small a word.
Yes Mick, you spotted it the lil homer is spring loaded
Thank you for your kind comments about the plaques :v alas I havent been struck by the black death as yet, but I'm doing my best to catch something before Christmas
genius eh? well i aim to please.
top marks to all the observant ones out there. yes, i'm quite aware that the GE piton was a ranger converted, which is exacty what i'm planning.
i'd like to point out that i work by a simple mantra of 'no half measures'. i prefer to take time and extra steps in order to get the best results. my work isn't perfect, but i don't believe in taking the easy option out. alot of the hard work is finding out how the original props were made and staying authentic to the orginal design.
i welcome people's comments and suggestions, and hope to show more work soon.
'Q' lol
ps, no golden guns, so don't even think about it.
a pic just before I put it in the locked display
Wish I had a good machinist.
Ed
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Thank you Ed, I must say I rather like the examples of your work you've been posting here too.
Happy holidays,
WMSI