#BIG GUNS NEVER TIRE PLUS#

I started with just two barrels across from each other and the barrel end bit. This has six barrels of death and another widget to support the barrels ends. Next up I turned my sights on the Gatling Blaster. This armor piece was one of the two warped pieces that received the hair dryer treatment. This will be painted separately and glued on near the end. Here you can see the complete arm including the little armor bit that covers part of the gun.

Then I attached the other two barrels to the arm and the first barrel. I attached the barrel which I had already glued the barrel widget to on first. There is a little widget that supports the ends of the barrels and you can see it in this next pic. The Laser Blaster barrels were first up on the list to be attached. Also, being a shorter (less pictures) post this week, the pictures are bigger, so click on them for a larger view. I may be using it more often as the pics seemed to come out a little better. Suffice to say that the hair dryer worked and now the pieces are perfect! Also, my camera was giving me fits, so I used the girlfriends for a couple of these pics.

I tried taking pictures of the warped pieces, but the warping was so sleight that the pictures really didn't show it anyway. I also used a hair dryer and straightened two parts that were not quite right. This week I didn't have much time, but I did manage to get the Titans' arms done. But, things should settle down for the foreseeable future and we can plow ahead.

#BIG GUNS NEVER TIRE PLUS#

I've had other distractions outside the hobby plus a work week from hell.

Big guns never tire