E-11 ANH Doopydoo kit - work in progress

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I'm new here. Do not remember when I registered. Some months ago.

Michael my name. Not many postings of me. Up for a TD.

 

Actually making a blaster from resin kit.

 

It's maybe intresting or helpful for someone.

I had it bit hard when I got the kit. Seemed more as I thought.

No manual like I am used to in scalemodeling.

And had to find out some things (counter, rig, bracket)

I hope I find the correct words, as english is not my main language.

The album is also on facebook, so far people like it or gave me hints.

 

Helpthreads from here that I looked at, had good use from:

- DM101http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/19872-dm101-doopys-e11-blaster-build/page-2

- Billhag http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/4697-howto-make-a-metal-scope-rail-counter-bracket/

 

Materials:

- Kit (ebay)

- Tamya Putty Basic Type for filling / fixing

- M6 Drills

- Alu rig 2mm thick, 2cm wide 

- 2 alu tubes for inside

- A shock spring (or wire)

- Composit glue

- Big and small rasps

- A plate (synthetic I think) 1mm thick for Inserts (folding stock)

- A plate like above 3mm thick (used for counter modification)

- Nails that I used for bolting I think every easy to lose or break-off part to make it hold together better

- A plexiglass plate 2mm thick for counter modification

- Rubberbands

- Handsaw

- A little driller I use normally for scalemodeling (1/72 scale), for small holes (bolting)

- Bosch drilling machine

- Bit set 

- Forstner milling bit (10mm)

- Ruler

- A headphone extension that I haven't used yet (cable counter to mag)

- Pictures

- A lux Bench-Vice

- A good cutting knife

- Pincer(s)

- Soapwater for pre-washing parts

 

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Start - foldingstock fixing

Bench-Vice

 

 

Inserts 1mm to fit the proportions

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After covering with putty, polished

 

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Then I went on the countermodification, making it flat

 

 

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Measuring from pics from screen to the counterscale, 2 1mm plates

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plexiglass

 

After first try I made the hole for the glass on both plates

 

 

making it look like this.

For the - what I call it - resetter I put a piece in the mid

the resetter is from 3mm thick plate, 1cm width, so 4cm space between it

here it is put on for test

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Here it's bolted. It took me 4 pieces to make as I drilled by hand. Bolt 1mm thick

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If I should lose it:

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Rig and inside tubes with shockspring, made by a verygood friend

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Drill. I think it goes into the inside tubes for hold

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second drill, lager covered with putty

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2 M6's

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Fitting the stock to get better on the barrel

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Another bolted part

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Now kinda looks like something already.

Counterbracket not made yet.

 

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There i started with a small hole drilled by hand, rasped out

and used also putty to make it finer

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Bolted, even here.

 

Take care. maybe better flat them.. there can be blood.

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That hole very hard

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Mounting the bolted folding stock

I used thre bolts. 1 at about the first rubberband

and 2 sideways (not in a row) beforte the part starts

where the holes are milled (or not)

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Endcap inserts (alu), 2mm thick I think

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Milled with forstner bit, the little holes will be covered with putty

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Counterbracket,

meanwhile fixed with rasping. Ive cut that thing out by handsaw (heavy). For the tutorial I saw for that (see opoening thread) I am very thankful.

 

And that's where I am