Great 3D-Printed Prop Gun for the Cost!
This gun was a fun little build. I used both epoxy and superglue to affix the pieces together. It definitely requires an attention to detail, though. After putting it all together and letting it cure for a day, I used model paint to give it more of a realistic feel.<br /><br />Pros: the plastic used in the making of the pieces is strong, and it responds well to both superglue and epoxy. The finished product is lightweight, but it appears to be very durable. With all of the smaller attached pieces though, I doubt it would hold up as a toy. But for costuming, it appears to be very reliable. It holds paint well.<br /><br />Cons: there are two drawbacks. First is that this comes straight from the printer, and in pieces. Plan on ripping out excess filler (it’s pretty easy to spot), and sanding if necessary to get a good fit. Second is that there are NO instructions to assemble this gun. You will need some good reference pictures, intuition, and patience to get this together. But if you like puzzles, this gives a fair challenge.<br /><br />Overall, this is a great little prop blaster for the price. I would have no qualms purchasing from this supplier in the future.
Rating: 4 stars