Seeing beautiful metal throwers like that never gets old. Great work Matt!

Thanks Liam!

Thanks guys! Sure thing starburst, send away when ready

Just for you Grimmy (man, pack selfies are hard!)

Thanks! I don't think the gun electronics will be much to get excited about, all static apart from one blinking light and no lights in the barrel/ear.....but damn it it'll be accurate!

stunning!

Shes a pretty one! Great work!

You're doing a great job here. Very excited to see more.

Micro update. Got some real Legris banjos added to the thrower. Just the hat lights, red slo-blo lens and gun electronics left to add.

looks good so far! Glad you are enjoying the parts

That blue makes everything click, esp the cyclotron.

This is insane and i love it!

Great pack! Love the weathering on the grips!

damn them holes are cleeeeean!!

Damn that PKE is amazing!! Oh and if you need to get rid of any kittens just send them my way

It looks to me like you're putting the black on a bit too heavily. After the primer the first coat of black should be just a mist with about 75% primer still showing. Keep misting on layers until all the primer is covered. Normally takes me about 6 layers.

And how many coats of black did you do? Did the primer go spotty too?

I bolted it through the base and added nuts to the ends inside the cartridge. Exactly the same way as the female V-hook is attached to the gun base/track.

When using my own cast parts I give everything a good wash and prime with halfords grey before the halfords satin black. I don't sand the parts and never have the "oily" spots issue. Are you trying to paint the black coat in one go?

Thanks guys!!!

The screen used rear grips wer pop riveted to the handle and the front was held in place by bolts through the lock block and front ear. You could pop rivet the front too and counter sink them so you can putty over the heads to make them invisible.

Not had much thought on gun electronics TBH, think I'm just gunna go real simple (only one light needs to flash, the rest are static). Ok few more bits done on the gun, added the dry rubs and gave them a light weathering. Also got the wood dowel inserted into the handle so the loom could be attached...

This is simply outstanding work! More...MORE!!!!....

One to watch for sure!!

Looking great! My advice for the ion arm is to cut a block of wood that fits snuggly inside the arm and bolt this to the shell, then epoxy glue the ion arm to the wood block. Add some counter sunk screws for added support if needed.

Sadly Colin has shut up shop but I may be able to help you out with any parts you may need.

i love it already!

Looks great! Now get some dust on it!

That battery rig is a great finishing touch.

Pure awesomeness!