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Completed project for Otakon 2004 art show, taking place July 28-30.
Built with poplar and Red Oak, with a Walnut handle, this scratchbuilt wooden model of Vash's gun from the anime/manga series "Trigun" (Yasuhiro Nightow) gun is articulated with spinning cylinder, removable wooden bullets, basic trigger/hammer mechanism, and hinge lock for swivelling the barrel to access bullets. Built in approximately 40 hours between 7/19-24 Work in progress links here: 1- [link] 2- [link] 3- [link] 4- [link] 5- [link] Edit-9-26-05: theres a couple changes to this faq, as i'm no longer offering this piece for sale.. got to attached, sorry :\ edit 9-19-06: if you use this and the wip stuff as a guide to making your own, please link back here.. its rude to pass off all work as your own... you know who you are edit 3-28-09: updates and extra sugarcoating for the hypersensitive! * can you give me blueprints/directions/specs etc I never HAD any blueprints. I worked from a couple blown up screencaps. I would appreciate not receiving emails/notes/ims every other day asking for such, or demanding/begging/explaining why i should vape more time that i don't have to go back to this dirt old thing and make them. Since I have no intent on doing so, and regardless of how nice I am when turning down said requests, begs (and sometimes nasty self entitled outright -demands-), all requests for such will instead be ignored & deleted. There are work in progress images with tips and such posted in the scraps section. * why don't you paint it silver?? I was aiming for something more unique than what I could easily find elsewhere, and I thought it would be interesting to see if I could integrate the natural grain, colors, and texture of wood into this piece. * Will you make more? With few exceptions my props are primarily "one-offs". This is one of those, and I have no intention of doing another, commission or otherwise. I'm not a mass production facility, and don't really like doing pieces more than once. * Thats cool, but you -should- make xx from yy! These things take much time (and funds, and booboos) to do, and I'm working on either commissions or personal work. I don't have time or interest in doing prop "requests" * Are you selling this? After 5 years of conventions, tons of people touching it (yeh, i *do* allow touching lol) and a couple dings in the barrel and cylinder from a rather rough baggage search, i'd rather not sell it at this point. Comments
holy crap!
lotta work.. excellent finished piece -- kill your cookiecutters ---'You totally just got laid, didn't you?'--- ------Founding Member * Apophysis------ Homygod...
Listen, fev, I know you dont talk to me because you consider me an ass/retard/moron/whatever for not understanidn the full meaning of your gaia thread even after talking to you about it that one time. And I realy feel like a fucking moron for being so stupid, and feel bad about it every time I think about how you wont say a word to me but seriously, the least you can do is read a crit. crit ---\/ THIS HAS TO BE THE MOST AWSOME THING I HAVE EVER SEEN DONE IN WOOD. I know you love your swords, but DAMN. Im more hyped over this gun that I was when I saw your space ship, and that ship was damn cool. I mean you got the screws, the handle, the barrel shape, you even made a working hammer for it? GOOD LORD WOMAN, like I wasnt jealous enough when I saw that pic of you holding that Halo Rocket Launcher, now you have your very own vash gun. I hope you saved all the plans you used to make it, I'd make more. If you sell it, sell for no less than $500, but, seriously, I'd do a bid starting at $400, and not sell till the end of the con, because I think EVERYONE should be able to see that marvel up close and personal. Im jealous of anyone who gets to see that beauty in person, and I'm envious of the person who had the skill and patience and creativity to pull it all off. |
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