In a previous post, I mentioned customizing Nerf Guns to give them a "steampunk" appearance. Well, on another trip to the junk store, I picked up a Ruff Stuff Air Blasters Tek 10 for a couple of dollars. So I decided to give it a make-over (honestly anything would look better than the bumble bee-esque coloring that the gun originally came with).Because of the shape of this gun, I chose a color scheme rather similar to the Nerf Maverick I had customized before.
The Tek 10 was repainted in brass, copper, and satin black with decorative gilded accents on the cocking mechanism and the handle to give it a more regal appearance.
So without any further ado, I'd like to present the latest from Professor Finneas Wiley's Curiosities & Contraptions.
The "Equalizer"
As with the other guns, I have posted it for sale on eBay. When the auction is over, I will update this post with a bit of information on how it went. Feel free to check it out at the link below.
The "Equalizer" Opening bid $9.99
**Update**
The Equalizer sold on eBay for a quite a bit more than I expected. The price tripled in the last 2 minutes of the auction which was kind of cool. I didn't get as many watchers or visitors, but it still went well. Maybe I've got something going with this idea.
Be sure to check out Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5 of the Customized Steampunk Nerf Guns for more customized Nerf Guns and Dihydrogen Monoxide Blasters.
The "Equalizer" Opening bid $9.99
**Update**
The Equalizer sold on eBay for a quite a bit more than I expected. The price tripled in the last 2 minutes of the auction which was kind of cool. I didn't get as many watchers or visitors, but it still went well. Maybe I've got something going with this idea.
Be sure to check out Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5 of the Customized Steampunk Nerf Guns for more customized Nerf Guns and Dihydrogen Monoxide Blasters.
Nice paint job, very Wyatt Earp.
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