DC-15s Clone Trooper Blaster prop with light
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- I used a 3D printed DC-15s Clone Trooper Blaster Kit (Imperial Arms 3D), modified to accept wiring a blue bulb to the trigger and battery pack in the magazine, as well as to swap the printed bolts and front sights with real metal ones.
Build thread on the 501st Clone Trooper forums has more details on what I did: 501stclonetroo...
Love seeing DC-15S as a prop
Thanks for posting this it looks awesome. Just had an artist create a couple DC 15 for me this weekend from a 3-D model
If I would have had this as a little boy I would have been over the moon.
mine is arriving soon i cannot wait!
Great video
I’m more interested in the case behind it!
Haha, thanks. That case holds my 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper armor. I am making a transport case tutorial soon. Meanwhile, see it and many of my other cases at my Instagram, same user name!
That's pretty sweeeet!
How come Hasbro or any other company in the world never decided to bring out a Black Series gun roster. Selling replicas of Iconic Star was Blasters like the DC-15, E-11 or the B1 battle droids blasters
Now replace the grip with a luger, won't look different. Actually better if ya got tracer rounds. Even more so with incendiary tracers.
Ah I'm blind with blue light now thanks lol
It would be really cool if someon made a dc-15s and it was airsoft
Dude what's crazy is I'm trying to do that
I'm trying to make a dc15s and a dc17 airsoft guns but I need to find out how to fit the parts and how to reload the guns it's all just in finding the right 3d models and airsoft internals
Just coming across your videos. Love your work. I'd be interested to know what black paint you used. On-screen it looks glossy. When I've used black gloss on my blasters they tend to remain a little sticky so always gone down the matt route.
I think this was glossy, but I have since hit most of it with a matte varnish (from an airbrush), as it was too shiny. I would say Satin is probably a good compromise, but matte tends to look better to me too.
What type of led did you use? Was it just wired to battery then trigger?
Just a standard 5mm blue LED, the long aluminum tube makes it reflect a lot and feel brighter. Just a roller switch that the trigger hits to activate the lights, and the battery pack is a three AAA pack that just fit inside the magazine.
Are you able to see the printer lines on the parts before assembly? And if so, did you sand yours to look smooth?
No printer lines, I filled and sanded every part (a few times) to get them perfectly smooth before painting. Bondo glazing and spot putty first, then Filler Primer.