27-10-2004, 11:25 AM
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Very slick dude!!!!! I like:tup:
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28-10-2004, 01:47 PM
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Awwwww! Someone beat me to it! I wanted to model one of these babies!
 I fell in love with that rifle after seeing Aliens! Done a great job on the accurate modelling side of things, now it just needs some battle damage! |
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28-10-2004, 08:42 PM
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Nail,
Very nice work. Always been a huge fan of ALIENS, and the Colonial Marines in particular. I really need to go back and do it again with some of the techniques I've learned in the meantime, but I did one a few years ago based on measurements taken from an old Icons 1:1 scale replica, which I still have. If you'd like help with measurements or larger pictures let me know. I like the way you modeled a lot of the elements of yours better than way I did mine, but if you'd like you can see a small render of it here: http://www.chronologicalorder.com/po...lserifle-t.jpg ------------------------------------- Sorry, didn't realize I posted a link to the REALLY little image. Here's a slightly larger image: http://www.chronologicalorder.com/po...pulserifle.jpg
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29-10-2004, 01:37 AM
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Thanks for a positive responses!
Matt, I'm working on the battle damage part! Kurtis Thanks for your comments, I have all the measurements and large pictures. BTW, I love that aluminum stand that you have made, I was thinking of making something similar. Thanks All!
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