DC-15s Clone Trooper Blaster prop with light

[@fizzy4877]

Love seeing DC-15S as a prop

[@Coopersboy7]

If I would have had this as a little boy I would have been over the moon.

[@yodaten-zen-ryu3262]

Thanks for posting this it looks awesome. Just had an artist create a couple DC 15 for me this weekend from a 3-D model

[@simpleclonetrooper2740]

mine is arriving soon i cannot wait!

[@LiamP_07]

Great video

[@jackson8022]

Ah I'm blind with blue light now thanks lol

[@captfuego116]

That's pretty sweeeet!

[@brandonkelbe]

I’m more interested in the case behind it!

[@OddViking]

Haha, thanks. That case holds my 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper armor. I am making a transport case tutorial soon. Meanwhile, see it and many of my other cases at my Instagram, same user name!

[@FrankHorigan]

It would be really cool if someon made a dc-15s and it was airsoft

[@turless2601]

Dude what's crazy is I'm trying to do that

[@turless2601]

I'm trying to make a dc15s and a dc17 airsoft guns but I need to find out how to fit the parts and how to reload the guns it's all just in finding the right 3d models and airsoft internals

[@x_Bl4ckw4tch_x]

How come Hasbro or any other company in the world never decided to bring out a Black Series gun roster. Selling replicas of Iconic Star was Blasters like the DC-15, E-11 or the B1 battle droids blasters

[@Cosplayvicar]

Just coming across your videos. Love your work. I'd be interested to know what black paint you used. On-screen it looks glossy. When I've used black gloss on my blasters they tend to remain a little sticky so always gone down the matt route.

[@OddViking]

I think this was glossy, but I have since hit most of it with a matte varnish (from an airbrush), as it was too shiny. I would say Satin is probably a good compromise, but matte tends to look better to me too.

[@engi.2]

Now replace the grip with a luger, won't look different. Actually better if ya got tracer rounds. Even more so with incendiary tracers.

[@michaelcabrera794]

Are you able to see the printer lines on the parts before assembly? And if so, did you sand yours to look smooth?

[@OddViking]

No printer lines, I filled and sanded every part (a few times) to get them perfectly smooth before painting. Bondo glazing and spot putty first, then Filler Primer.

[@jamiewilliams4212]

What type of led did you use? Was it just wired to battery then trigger?

[@OddViking]

Just a standard 5mm blue LED, the long aluminum tube makes it reflect a lot and feel brighter. Just a roller switch that the trigger hits to activate the lights, and the battery pack is a three AAA pack that just fit inside the magazine.