No Quarter asked

[Grumpa]

None given

 

[Rob]

Wow! You make it look so real. That's just awesome work

 

[Grumpa]

Wow! You make it look so real. That's just awesome work

Thanks Rob, it's not as hard as it looks, folks should try experimenting more and bash things up a bit.
Any old dust collector can be used and with a bit of practice one can start turning out some pretty convincing scenarios.

Jim.

 

[Rob]

Thanks Rob, it's not as hard as it looks, folks should try experimenting more and bash things up a bit.
Any old dust collector can be used and with a bit of practice one can start turning out some pretty convincing scenarios.

Jim.

That's the best idea I've heard in ages that makes sense. Now I know what to do with my models that eventually get their turn to sit in a box on a Shelf

 

[Rob]

You don't have to give away your secrets if you don't want to but what do you use to put a bullet hole in those things? I imagine Maybe a warmed up soldering iron? Have a candle and heat up the end of a screwdriver? Drill the hole with something really dull so it kind of melts the edges?.

 

[Grumpa]

OK you got me......old pocket knife and cigarette lighter

 

[Rob]

I had a feeling it was something super simple and down home. I do have a lighter to heat up the end of my Revel glue tip when it gets clogged and I thought of getting a little tea candle and heating something up. Tools that work. You can't beat something like that. Like, to me? The only interesting rifle is an accurate rifle