[Doopydoo Stock]

I was hoping to get a second kit from them, I have been on the email waitlist for at least 6 months. The first kit took about 5 months to get in 2018. I did notice once I received my kit it had stickers on it not to send Air freight, I have no idea why it is only a resin kit. So it literally was sent slow boat from the UK.

 

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Now it is complete! About 1 1/2 years to complete, but love the result. Electronics work great, thanks RankAndFileTrooper.

https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/profile/26059-rankandfiletrooper/

 

Below is the final weathering of the scope

[Blaster electronics: FX-BlasterOS goes open-source]

19 hours ago, deputyd0ng said:

 

 

Got it, so map button for volume up/down?

I just finished mine, and the sound is loud.  It is adjustable through the programming. Maybe in a crowded area you might not hear it loudly, but should be fine for most troops. 

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Finishing up the painting and weathering effects. 

Still need to add some weathering to the counter and scope.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

First coat of primer is on. Now I see all the blemishes, time for some more sanding.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

I added a charging port at the end.

Here is the charging port before I added to the blaster. I 3D printed a holder for the plug and also a backing for the spring. I then inserted a copper tube to run the wires through so I could still move the bolt and spring.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Ready for paint then install the power cylinders. Lots of taping first.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

The magazine is done, I cracked the corner but it won't be seen in the well.

I hollowed out the mag no make room for the battery.

I made the mag cover from aluminum. I etched the lettering using a dremel with engraving bit.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

The scope and counter are now mounted to the rail. Time for wiring it all together. 

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Exposed bolt

I split the bolt so I could cycle it but also cover the electronics behind it. I was also removing a lot of resin material weakening it.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

I installed the handle and trigger, it took a lot longer than I thought. The alignment took some time, but happy with the result. Two screws secure the handle to the frame. 

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

1 hour ago, belloq said:

Wow, nice detail work! Is Doopydoos selling again? And who made the stock?

Thanks, no I have had the kit for about a year. I keep checking Doopys because I want to get another but nothing yet. I have slowly been working on the kit and finally getting around to posting pictures. The stock is from War Machine Replicas, it is a great one off and fully functional.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

39 minutes ago, Dracotrooper said:

This will add insane functionality to your blaster. everyone will be shocked it is a doopydoos blaster.

Sent from my SM-G960W using Tapatalk
 

Thanks! I thought it would add some realism. Not too much is left of the doopys here.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Power cylinders are complete, thank to T-Jay's kit

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

My counter is finished. The top half is a genuine Hengstler counter. I set the numbers to my ID. The lower half and plug are 3D printed parts I made. The finishing parts are from T-Jay's kit.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Folding stock I purchased ready for install.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

bolt plate before splitting

Thanks Dracotrooper! The exposed bolt is fixed, I epoxy it in place. My original intent was to make it movable but after removing a lot of material I realized I was weakening it. I also needed a place to put the electronics. What I ended up doing with the non-seen end was making that movable, so I can pull it back. I split the bolt plate and 3D printed a cylinder behind it to keep it aligned

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Scope bored out and installed the electronics from FXBlasterOS.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Magwell assembly

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

I bored out the bolt area and used sheet metal to simulate the bolt. I installed a spring made from T-Jay's kit.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

I started by boring out the trigger area for the selector switch install, I went through the top so I did mess up the trigger area. I used my 3d print to complete the trigger.

[My E-11 Build, using Doopy's,T-Jay's completion kit, and FXBlasterOS]

Hello all, I am working on my blaster and wanted to share the build and seek guidance. I purchased a Doopydoo’s kit and started assembly, T-Jay's finishing kit and FX-BlasterOS. 

[E-11 Blaster Build]

Scope is bored out and I installed the FXBlaster software. Thanks for the help Andras installing the software on my Anduino.

[E-11 Blaster Build]

Counter completed with my member ID setup. I used an original Hengstler counter for the front, and a 3D printed piece for the back.

[E-11 Blaster Build]