Hex-PC Posted August 7, 2015 Report Posted August 7, 2015 Starting out making my first Hasbro conversion I chanced upon this on amazon.co.uk, It wasn't much £15.39 + £6.90 delivery so I gave it a chance and was quite pleasantly surprised when It arrived... It came just stuck threw a piece of cardboard, so the packaging (If you can call it that) is pretty basic There is no lights or sound but it's a pretty good starting point I think, here are a few more pictures Here is it alongside my Hasbro blaster I'm converting Apart from the T-rails most of the rest is pretty accurate, there are a few little things, like no cocking handle and no slot the cocking handle rides on, no bayonet lug, although they did remember to not have a hole marked under where the bayonet lug fits. Also the sight is a little wrong, the front of the sight seems to blend into the rest of the sight instead of join on to the end. The selection switch also isn't there. The magazine is a little wrong and no power cylinders. Anyway here are a few more photos The seems are a bit open, but It's joined together with screws, begging disassembley and modding I'll be modding this after my Hasbro, well I may do it at the same time :-) Quote
Barclay[501st] Posted August 8, 2015 Report Posted August 8, 2015 I have 2 myself I am doing a mod on... Took them apart and then cut the rails and such so that the open areas are open.. After paint,I think I will glue and screw them back together as they stripped a few screws.. The magazine will come out with some work for paint as well.. Barclay Quote
Quadan[501st] Posted August 8, 2015 Report Posted August 8, 2015 I started this project myself with the SW rebels NERF blaster.... Needing a smaller then average speaker for the hasbro sound card witch does not really fit well inside this blaster.. what size is your blaster compaired to the nerf blaster? Quote
Hex-PC Posted August 8, 2015 Author Report Posted August 8, 2015 main diameter is about 36mm, although the end cap goes up to 43mm, but you would probably want that to open to access the electronics Quote
Hex-PC Posted August 9, 2015 Author Report Posted August 9, 2015 It breaks down into 4 parts, by removing the screws, the magazine is held in with glue, mine came off easily (In fact it came off without any effort at all), the Hengstler counter is held on with 2 screws on the inside. Quote
Ghiottone Posted May 7, 2016 Report Posted May 7, 2016 ....are they any updates?? i wanna buy one, but ask myself if its woth it^^ some have pics of the finished blaster? Quote
Astyanax Posted May 8, 2016 Report Posted May 8, 2016 Here's mine: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/31669-rubies-yet-again-astyanaxs-e11-conversion/ It's a great blaster, if you can still get it for a good price. Bill Quote
SlyFox740[TK] Posted May 8, 2016 Report Posted May 8, 2016 Actually this is not a new blaster, it's from the exact same mold Rubies has been using for a few years now. Aside from a slightly different paint job the packaging is the only thing that has changed, yet again. Prior to this Rebels packaging, Disney had Rubies use The Force Awakens promotional art (Kylo Ren's face) which doesn't really make sense as this blaster is based on ANH E-11 not a TFA FD-11. But I assume this was done for the same reason everything else Star Wars had that same image of Kylo Ren's face on it; For promotion purposes, the film was being released at the time. Prior to the TFA packaging I believe it was just a generic Star Wars logo with a picture of a Stormtrooper costume on it. But the blaster itself and the mold it's from is nothing new. Here is a Rubies E-11 build with the TFA version packaging instead of Rebels; http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/36146-rubies-e-11-build/ Quote
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