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Glad you liked it :-). Just sub to the channel and ill get an update out as soon as i get it more accurate and cast nice. Cheers :-)

Hi David. Thanks for the message, im glad you like the vids. Welcome to the mad house :-)

AH, the old UK and US names. Its not a Burning torch which i guess is the real definition of the word :-) , but a flashlight or torch as we call it in the UK. In the model itself, i've made it a separate LED and Lens which i made holders for. Hope this helps out, thanks for checking it out. :-)

@@APmodels Thank you. Im from Uruguay. Spanish speaker thats why, LOL

Thank you odesseus. Im glad you liked it. :-)

There are three tunes on there which i made. Im trying to get away from those copyright issues which seem to kill everyone nowadays. Im glad you liked it / them :-). Maybe i should post a music only vid with some visuals. Thanks for checking it out Craig. :-)

This is a replica made by Craggs models. :-) Thanks for checking it out .

HAHA, yeah, different guy, same name. Not the BMX version of Brian. Good fast bloke BMX Brian, i remember seeing the back of him a lot in the 80's :-)

Im waiting for the movie to suss that bit out. I dont believe it is made on an airsoft, but i could be wrong. I guess we will know for sure soon.

I shall put you on the list right now. Thanks for checking it out. :-)

If this was indeed designed by Weta, it would make sense because the D9 guns were them as well

I think your right, theres definitely been some DNA crossover there. :-).

Yeah, it feels great in the hand. Thanks for checking the video out.

Thanks Richard, that means a lot. Cheers Man 🙂

Thank you. The sound effects are from an old Pulse rifle electronic kit i had hanging about, so i cant take any credit for that. But i thank you for the kind words. Version 2 should be epic. I will add you to the list right now. Thank you. :-)

@@APmodels I was going to ask if the electronics were Hyperdyne by Jim Shima. I installed those into a SPAT kit years ago and your rifle sounds exactly the same. Beautiful work btw. If this becomes available as a kit, do shout out.

HAHA, thanks man. Im not trying to be Hasbro, but i totally appreciate the sentiment Buttonpusher. :-). Yeah i/we have some great ideas to make V2 awesome. 🙂

Yeah its great. I love the original, and this seemed a bit Nerf'ish when i first saw it. but now i've crawled all over it so to speak, i see the nods in the design to the original. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks Olly.

Consider it done Michael. :-)

Thank you! Cheers!

Yeah, a few differences between this and the original version. I do like it though.

@@APmodels yeah! looks smart.

Cheers John. Cant wait for the 21st :-)

Its the same Tip Top blaster. Just cut a channel into the trigger guard and route some wires through it. Drill a hole from top to bottom through the grip and dremmel a battery compartment into the grip to hold a Traintek movement light with a penny battery. Then fill the channels in the trigger guard and paint it. :-). Its a great blaster with a few mods. Thanks for checking this out

@@APmodels I just bought a kit from tip top. Didn't come with lights etc I'll do some looking around and try to figure it out thanks 👍

Yes that makes sense. I did loads of research on this, and so did the guy who created the amazing kit. It would be clean if it was all covered, but in the docking system the front end is left exposed to the elements for some reason, and the rear section is covered, which makes it strangely "half weathered to reflect this. Weird but true :-). Thanks for checking the videos out Baxterboy23

@@APmodels it's museum quality mate, top notch 👍👍

Hi there. I just warmed the perspex up in warm water and formed it in my hands with a bout a 10mm droop on each side. Once it cooled down it was almost perfect. So easy it was silly. I thought it would have been far more troublesome. Thanks for watching Robert.

@@APmodels Cheers Andy. Mine will be coming in about a week or so. By the way, what background music is that beat music. I tried shazam to recognise it.

​@@050572robert I make the music for all my videos, so i don't think Shazam will know it. Ive had a few people asking about the tunes. Maybe ill do a music montage of the last few years. Good luck with your build, its a great sized piece. :-)

It was a decent size thats for sure. The model in the video is from Craggsmodels.com The APC came out from the front , after dropping down the bottom of the dropship like a ramp. Thanks for checking it out :-)

@@APmodels lol Thanks and I just re-watched the film Yesterday.

Thanks for checking it out. Yes sir, I am aware, just keep forgetting to move the camera. I'll get it one of these days. :-)

Thank you! Its close enough to satisfy. :-)

Excellent, i hope you nail it and enjoy the process, and most of all the finished result. Thanks for checking it out.

Yeah, i did try a bit of sponging, but it was far to small in detail to make the look of the original model. It was a bit of a leap of faith LOL. Thanks for checking it out :-)

Cool. Thats what i did on my lindberg and it came out great. Try to use a thinner plastic bag on the smaller model with more crinkles, just for a smaller scale texture. Cheers for checking the video out. :-)

AHH yes, the old SPV. It is definitely having a video, no to in depth but more of a show off vid LOL. Thanks for checking it out Darren.

@@APmodels Hi Please can you post some pictures? Thanks 🙂

Thanks :-)

Thank you, its actually closer to the original finish than i thought it would be. Thanks for checking it out :-)

Hi Stefan. Thanks man. It was a tricky effect to try and replicate. I dont think its the way they actually did it, but its quite close. Totally fun though :-)