My friend Frank 3D printed this and assembled it, using a wooden rod as the barrel. I painted it with Tamiya rattlecans and a whole lot of masking tape. You can check other stuff Frank does on Facebook at Frank T 3D Productions.
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John P
1:1 Mandalorian disintegrator rifle.
My friend Frank 3D printed this and assembled it, using a wooden rod as the barrel. I painted it with Tamiya rattlecans and a whole lot of masking tape. You can check other stuff Frank does on Facebook at Frank T 3D Productions.
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I was going to ask you why way you didnt show your face in the first two photos, but I figured it out for myself. 
Nice paint job on the gun! 🤙
Nice paint job on the gun! 🤙
It's an amazing piece, but I'm grooving out on the Beany and Cecil, Johnny Quest, and other figures/vehicles in that photo!!
Larry
Larry
Amazing job! It's amazing how you managed to recreate all the details. I think you should participate in an exhibition or ComicCone so that Mandalorian fans can see your work. I think that the best advertisement for this weapon will be a collaboration with a man who has a Mandalorian costume.
Amazing job! It's amazing how you managed to recreate all the details. I think you should participate in an exhibition or ComicCone so that Mandalorian fans can see your work. I think that the best advertisement for this weapon will be a collaboration with a man who has a Mandalorian costume. A few photos and everyone on the internet will know about your skills. Probably even a real weapon is not as similar as what you managed to create. I read an article yesterday about one of the most powerful and deadly weapons. The 3D model of this weapon looked more realistic than the photo! The main thing in the store is not to make a mistake, where is the dummy, and where is the real copy.
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