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What with the general boom in cosplayers as Judges I've been mucking about with some photographs of mates in costume to make up some bad taste newspaper front pages and other bits and pieces...I now present some of them  to you, the discerning experts for your amusement and comment if desirable















and I did this one for Judge Lemmy...

Allo you gorgeous lot...

I'm seriously considering making a Wulf Sternhammer costume and kit for myself to wear but am finding it quite hard to find a good cross section of images of just 'da man to get a good idea of how to get started.
All my remaining progs are 200 miles away in my dear old Dad's shed and google doesn't offer a lot by way of images

As well as the costume I'd be interested to see what his pistol(s) look like cos I'd, of course, have to make them too.

I've got these lovely pics showing most of his kit but wondered if anybody out there has a secret file packed full of Sternhammery goodness?



Cheers in advance for any help whatsoever!

Respect
P.

flogging off a couple of my early prop replica build ups and a lovely little soldier man...awwwww...







http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/son_of_the_morning/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

just seen this on eBay...wasn't this designed by somebody here or did I get all confuzzled again? ....nurse!?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dredd-3d-t-shirt-size-S-M-L-XL-2XL-3XL-4XL-and-5XL-/330802341146?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d055b251a

So after regaining control of my mind and body after the life changing experience that was the movie..the inner nerd has awoken once more and I shall be creating my very own Lawgiver replica..

Based on an existing airsoft replica of thw GLock it's not gonna be a quick process but after a couple of days of farting around in photoshop I've come up with the following plans which will (hopefully) include a working LCD screen

wish me luck....





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Pedro.

Hi all, I have been inspired to do another toy mod from the well known Lawgiver rip-off the Predator Logic III lightgun for the playstation....

Progress will be documented firstly here at my blog Baron Von Blog - I ARE NERD

but for those that are interested I'm doing a step by step...here's as it stands so far....

:innocent

Okay so we all know that the Hollywood blockbuster, Stallone starring "adaptation" of the legend that is 2000ad's Judge Dredd was awful. Not just awful, terrible. Not just awful and terrible but an insulting, disgusting abuse of an icon, like someone telling you they made you a delicious sandwich but forgot to tell you, just before you tuck into it, that it's a sh*t and bogey with moldy catterpillar infested lettuce and rancid catfood sandwich.

Okay I didn't enjoy the film.


However it did throw up a few nice ideas, the costumes looked pretty good, the Lawmaster bikes were pretty faithful if a bit wussy looking and the Lawgiver gun looked pretty cool too. Even though I'd rather construct a comic strip version of the Lawgiver gun I don't feel my skills are up to this task yet..maybe soon. SO...in the meantime I've come across this baby...



It's a playstation Logic III Predator light gun for zapping your telly with..but doesn't it have a striking resemblance to the Lawgiver mkII as wielded by Judge Spudd, Sylvester Stallone from the excellent movie adaptation..ahem..



There have been several attempts before to change this toy gun into the version seen above so I at least have some technical pointers (thanks Gav Jupp and Kevin Goldsmith) It has the capability to house the lights as long as I don't do anything silly during the build phase.



So I have begun..finding a Predator gun on fleabay for a fiver I have set about removing any excess lumps of plastic moulding to facilitate the first stages of conversion...



It's made of quite durable plastic so it took a fair amount of time and elbow grease to remove the extra pieces. I've also removed all the internal electronics and movable parts to avoid damage during the carnage that usually occurs during the prep.



The next stage was to measure out templates for overlays that will eventually be cut from 1.5mm styrene plasticard and glued onto the base gun. I did this first of all with a ruler and eye but after much frustration decided that it would be better to scan the gun and create the templates using Photoshop...far more accurate. I hope.



then to print the templates onto paper and test fit on the gun to see if or where I need to make adjustments



The templates will be layered up from the bottom. So base layer to hide gaping holes, detail overlay etc...etc...

This part was fairly straightforward BUT on some of the templates I will need to make side walls to make it 'box' around the gun..I forget sometimes that it's a 3D object and get a bit carried away...here are the initial plasticard templates glued on...





so far so good....lets see what the following days/weeks/months/years/decades unveil in the process..


stay tuned for more updates as they happen...

Respect

P.