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A Nerf Nite Finder gun that was disassembled and reworked with acrylic paint, polymer clay and a few cameos. It still works just fine, even the 'laser' sight.

More stuff that was done a while ago. I'm not sure why it never got posted. The brainchild of ~JavanDrakar and I, we're slowly decorating the small library nook of the apartment with a Steampunk/Lovecraft theme.

The other completed pistol can be found here: [link]

Here is a detailed view of Lucy's thumb. [link]

If you are interested in commissioning a similar pistol, please note me.


If you like this, please consider commissioning me. [link]
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~Gavinlimkj May 2, 2012
Great job, really love the shade of gold, and the steampunky ornaments along the side. :)
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*bdunn1342 May 2, 2012
Thank you very much. I had fun with the embellishments. I'm glad you like it. :)

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~phantomdragons Apr 8, 2012
so awesome :c

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*bdunn1342 May 2, 2012
Thank you kindly.

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~ScarletComet Dec 27, 2011
How did you go about attaching the polymer clay pieces?

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*bdunn1342 Jan 15, 2012
I use epoxy. I've found it to be a strong bond.

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~RoehrichK Oct 16, 2011
I would love to put something together similar to this. Do you have a tutorial?
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*bdunn1342 Jan 15, 2012
I don't, sorry. But I'll try to give a basic overview.

A friend dissembles it for me and I put a base coat of black spray paint on it. I use metallic craft acrylics and a dry brush technique for the refinishing and then my friend puts it back together (because I'm terrible with the technical side of things). I paint on finishing details and seal it.

I think you can do most of it without taking it apart though, if that would be easier. Sorry I can't be of more help.

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~1r9 Dec 16, 2010  Student General Artist
Fuckin' awesome :D
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*bdunn1342 Feb 10, 2011
Thank you kindly! ;)

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