Yeah, I could not believe how fast it was. Got to Arizona from China in 3 days. I did pay $15 bucks extra in shipping.PayPal.
3 days? That's really fast.
Yeah, I could not believe how fast it was. Got to Arizona from China in 3 days. I did pay $15 bucks extra in shipping.PayPal.
3 days? That's really fast.
I sent a message about my order. All my orders have been through paypal.Can @Asmus change hitrust to PayPal? Anybody request it?
Nicely done bud. I think the paint job looks great especially the bottom of the saw, looks good.Alright, after about 6 days of work I think I'm fairly happy with how my chainsaw is looking. I tried to correct some of the more glaring issues and add some missing details, based on the best reference I could find (and the youtube channel for Brett's Groovy Chainsaws which has some of the best replicas I've seen), but I know there's even more that probably could have been done.
My paint job and weathering ended up a bit more pronounced and heavy-handed than I wanted, but it was my first time trying this kind of thing. Fortunately it still works well enough on display and captures the basic look I was going for. And hopefully once the rest of the figure is weathered and dirtied up some more, it will blend in a bit better.
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I will say is the on/off switch supposed to be at the bottom? I thought it was at the top.Thanks! Yeah weirdly that's my favorite area of the saw too.
Ah ok yeah just wanted to be sure they didn't mess it up. Lol but I'm guessing your going with the Hero look/final part for Ash.It might have varied a bit from scene to scene, but you can see it in these shots.
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It's just a belt I picked up from Monkeydepot. Says it's by Threezero, but not sure what figure.Looks really good! What belt are you using by the way?
Actually noticed that they painted the middle of the shotgun brown like if it was wood which isn't accurate. So when I do get my figure that's something I'll change.It's just a belt I picked up from Monkeydepot. Says it's by Threezero, but not sure what figure.
My first impression was it was way too big, and more like the thicker belt he wore in Evil Dead 1 than 2, but I'm really liking the late 70s/early 80s kind of look it has so I may just keep it on him.
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This looks amazing mate ! Brett does some amazing work ! I used his saws as reference for a sideshow saw I pulled apart and customised a couple of years ago, you're weathering in particular is very well done, it looks like the real thingAlright, after about 6 days of work I think I'm fairly happy with how my chainsaw is looking. I tried to correct some of the more glaring issues and add some missing details, based on the best reference I could find (and the youtube channel for Brett's Groovy Chainsaws which has some of the best replicas I've seen), but I know there's even more that probably could have been done.
My paint job and weathering ended up a bit more pronounced and heavy-handed than I wanted, but it was my first time trying this kind of thing. Fortunately it still works well enough on display and captures the basic look I was going for. And hopefully once the rest of the figure is weathered and dirtied up some more, it will blend in a bit better.
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Hey Dave was it it an easy process to take the chainsaw apart? It wasn't tightly glued together? Seeing your work has given me the idea to do the same and repaint it once I get it.Yup they definitely got that wrong. I'm guessing they didn't use much reference for this at all, but just made up their own generic version thinking most people wouldn't notice.
Nice yeah this will probably be something new for me to do as I've never taken apart an accessory like this.It wasn't too hard. I think the side pieces popped off pretty easy. The only difficult part was prying the main body apart, and I ended up with a couple deep gouges in the plastic, but I was intending to dremel and reshape most of those areas anyway.
I didn't bother trying to keep the gear in place for the pull handle, since I was never going to use it.
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