I’ve been working off and on with this for about a month, but due to no card reader for the camera, I’m just now able to take some pics. To me, I’d say this is it 90% complete. The doors are in the process of having the yellow painted on, some weathering is going to be done, and I need to add the little cell phone screen I’m gonna use just above the “vector” plate, and need to attach a little something to cover up that hole right at the “vector” plate. The red button near the handle does light up, and goes in a back and forth pattern (think KITT from Knight Rider). The front does not have a light inside, yet, but will soon. I’ll post more as it gets closer to completion.
I got the doors painted, though they need a little touch up. Also, thanks to the flash, I found out I need to do some touch up inside the handle, though I do plan to replace the handle eventually as it’s just a little small for an adult hand. The first two pics are before the weathering:
simply outstanding work on that bro !
I finally got myself a color printer last week, and made up some labels for my trap and goggles. I used the method of printing them onto glossy photo paper, laminiated them with clear packing tape, and glued them down using Tacky Glue that I got from Wal-Mart. I finally just got around to taking some pictures of the trap with the labels I chose to put onto it. With it being a RGB trap, there wasn’t much room for all of them, But I got a few that I liked.
Also, good thing about taking new pics, you learn easier where you need to do some paint touch ups.
The last one came out a little blurry, but that little white sticker is from the pack labels and reads the same as the red DANGER label on top.
That is awesome. I love this style trap. Good job.