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I think Lauren would like this. Two lasers, one low power for targeting, the other 1W IR. You could pop balloons with it. The other option (or in addition) add a small combustible source and a weight and you could simulate muzzle flash and kick back. | I think Lauren would like this. Two lasers, one low power for targeting, the other 1W IR. You could pop balloons with it. The other option (or in addition) add a small combustible source and a weight and you could simulate muzzle flash and kick back. | ||
For the body follow [https://makezine.com/projects/halloween-2016-build-props-and-costume-armor-with-paper-pepakura-and-bondo/ this]. Get the base shape in Blender, convert it to a paper model and glue onto poster board. Construct the model and coat with Bondo. It should disassemble into a few parts so I can access the electronics and change batteries. After the base is roughed in, use additional Bondo to model the details by hand. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 28 August 2018
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I think Lauren would like this. Two lasers, one low power for targeting, the other 1W IR. You could pop balloons with it. The other option (or in addition) add a small combustible source and a weight and you could simulate muzzle flash and kick back.
For the body follow this. Get the base shape in Blender, convert it to a paper model and glue onto poster board. Construct the model and coat with Bondo. It should disassemble into a few parts so I can access the electronics and change batteries. After the base is roughed in, use additional Bondo to model the details by hand.