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I want to eventually build a steampunk rifle from scratch, but for now ill have to settle with modding toy guns =)
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*TheJugglingOctopus Apr 17, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
Looking forward to your scratch work, you have a good eye for detail...
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:icon3dpoke:
Thank you. unfortunately I wouldn't even know where to start doing scratch work, since I dont currently have any kind of skill on metal working, wood working or sculpting =(
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*TheJugglingOctopus Apr 24, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
A lot of the keys to scratchwork is seeing something in an everyday object and re-purposing it. Like a Clorox bottle or cheese grader. I go to yard sales and flea markets and buy old coffee pots and weird containers. Then greeblies to your hearts content. Keeping in mind there was NO coated wire, vacuum tubes, plastic hoses or lighted switches in the Victorian age!!
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~GHancock Apr 1, 2013  Professional General Artist
Fantastic work. I've been looking for tips on creating convincing wood (metal is easy-peasy)... any advice (since you obviously have a great technique)?
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:icon3dpoke:
glad you like my work. As for the wood texture I'm afraid I cant be of much help. I've been unsuccessful in creating a decent looking wood. for this gun i used a flat black primer as a base and the spanish copper rub and buff and used it sparingly. it can kind of look like wood from far but its not very convincing up close. Sorry I wasnt much help.
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~GHancock Apr 8, 2013  Professional General Artist
It helps quite a bit, actually. Your woodwork looks pretty good at a distance, even a bit closer up, but it sure is a problem for me. I saw one modder use woodgrain shelf paper, but it only works for a few simple, smooth parts of a gun.
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:icon3dpoke:
glad I could help, let me know if you have any success with it. =)
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:iconlittlemissbrowneyes:
This is beautiful.
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:icon3dpoke:
Thank you!
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~AngeloDiEllectrica57 Jan 29, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
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