Sunday, October 24, 2010

Numb chuck Prototype

Just a little something.

Custom Parts and store coming soon

I have been experimenting with resin casting for some time now,  and here are some prototypes, most will be available at my friend and mine's upcoming custom store. Please comment below with your questions, comments or criticism. Please keep in mind these are PROTOTYPES, a lot can change on the design. 

Bounty hunter headgear



Blaster

Wristband

All together

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Review on CustomBrickz.com

As I mentioned in a earlier post I ordered custom Light Saber blades from a eBay seller called custombrickz.com. After a shipping problem, The seller handled it with great customer service. And now I present my order:
Here is what came blade colors are: Red, Pink, Neon Pink, Orange, Yellow, Light Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple and Trans Clear ( Not shown above) As promised the blades contain no air bubbles. I really like the beautiful sheen they have.
Some of the blades are to thick to fit in the hilt, so the bottoms where sanded down by the seller.

Most fit into the hilt without sanding of the bottoms, like the Orange, Light Yellow, Pink, Neon Pink and Blue.




The Neon Pink is one of my favorite colors. It changes from Orange to Pink depending on the angle.






Here is a fuzzy photo of the trans clear. Unfortunately the Green and Clear blades don't are to loose to fit in the hilt, so all have to glue them. 

Rating:
(Ratings are on 0-5 scale 5 being the best)
Playability: 3 and a Half
Durability: 5
Usability: 4 and a Half
Visuals: 5
Customer Service: 5

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

CustomBrickz.com

I recently found a new custom Lego Shop on ebay. It's called CustomBrickz.com, they sell custom Light saber blades.  Their current product is a multi colored blade pack which I ordered. It will arrive in a few days but I thought I'd mention them.  Apparently they are air bubble free, a big pet peeve I have with the official Lego light sabers. Stay tuned, as I will do a review as soon as they are received.

ARC Trooper



Just another one if my works.

Clone Commando Fixer




My younger brother and a friend both asked if I would make a clone commando. It was easier than I expected. If you would like to make your own here are the instructions:

1. Start off with a regular clone trooper, then sand down the fin on the top of the helmet
2. Paint the helmet in the preferred color
3. enjoy!