Repainting a Rubie's Mandalorian blaster with faux wooden grips.

[@supranomicon]

nice job, well done, looks great!

[@FlokisModels]

You did an amazing job turning this plastic toy into a very nice display piece. The wood grain is very realistic

[@therebelworkshop]

Thanks, I'm really happy how it turned out.

[@fullentony]

This turned out so great Stephen! Nice job man!!

[@therebelworkshop]

Thanks Tony. I was really surprised how well the grips looked. I will definitely be using that technique again.

[@blizatrex]

Nicely done. the paint and 'wood' look great.

[@therebelworkshop]

Thanks dude

[@WhiteysWickedWorkshop]

LMAO! The beard hanging down under the helmet and you saying that cracked me up LOL! But about the prop, it looks great! Thanks for video!

[@therebelworkshop]

It doesn't hang down as much now 😂

[@bsrobinson]

Love it! I want to buy one and maybe add a real wooden handle to it! Thanks for the inspiration! DIG IT!

[@therebelworkshop]

That's definitely a possibility, and would take it to another level

[@neilyb4590]

I did a pair of these to sit on my book shelf apart from a small patch of orange that bleed through the handle turned out great I used different paint on them one looks spotless the paint on the other crackled up and looked battle damaged these are a great project if you your stating out used a silver sharpie for highlights

[@ResinBelle]

That turned out pretty cool. Love the wood grain effect. I found Mandalorian rifle broken in half at the thrift store a few weeks ago and am planning on doing something similar. It was good to see your process first.

[@therebelworkshop]

Thanks. And what a find!!