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It started with this.......

 

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And ended with THIS......

 

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The main body is pine with greeblies made out of posterboard with super glue soaked into it and pvc pipe.

The barrel of the "beast" is 2 sizes of pvc pipe, a plastic tumbler and 13mm neoprene rubber.

 

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For the paint finish I uncoated the the timber on the body of the gun and then coated it with a enamel "hammer" spray paint, then weathered it with silver. The stock and hand grips were stained with a walnut stain and then given 2 coats of clear varnish. Scratches and dents were made with the edge of a metal ruler and then black acrylic paint rubbed into said scratches for a beaten up and used look.

 

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The cooling fins were given a coat of gold spray paint and then weathered with black acrylic paint and silver paint.

 

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Rear sight is movable.

 

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This beast ROCKS.........:punk:

 

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Cheers........

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Ok, I have added the finishing touch to the beast in form of a sling. After researching the slings used in the movie I found that they were a Enfield rifle sling used in WW2. These are still quite common to buy and I found 2 at a good price (2 slings are needed for the T-21), alas the shipping from the US to here was a JOKE.

 

Besides I have scratch built the whole gun so I thought I would have a go at making a sling.

 

Started with a ratchet strap, I cut this in half and sewed the 2 halfs together to make it thicker. I made the end clips out of a piece of gal. metal and wire.

 

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A thinned out coat of acrylic paint tinted to a shade of tan was painted into the strap and a light coat of gold sprayed on to the clips to give them a brass look. A metal brace was cut and filed into shape for the mount on the stock.

 

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All attached and ready to go.

 

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Forgot to add in the first post that this can be broken down in two for transport.

 

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Cheers.

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