Star Trek TOS: Type 1 & 2 Phaser - 3D Print & Build

Hey Joe,

Seeing the pieces being assembled showed how the parts are "accurately shaped" more so than imagined. I still get hung up upon the waste part, like when creating the Phaser 2 body.
Remember me going on about a commissioned version of a Phaser type 2 replica? 
Most of which your model has ...but missing some details I'd love to see in one I'd want to own.
Check out my attachment images.


This first illo shows a differing front where Ph 1 head is stowed. It flairs to meet Ph 1 nose.



This image shows how Ph 1 has its "hood" up.




And this is a clear view of illuminated/ extended beam emitter upon Ph 1. Not going for illumination ..but for extended emitter.

Phaser 1 seems to have the bilk of physical changes.
There were some underside details too upon Ph 1 that I could add myself.

xx,
FM

I hear what you're saying, and there are definitely models out there that have much more detail and movable parts than the prop I sell.

But, I wouldn't be able to sell those ones for CDN $65.00 (including free shipping which is $17.00 at my cost)

I'm not into making "Hero" props, there are much more talented people than me that can do that (And charge 3-4 times as much as I do). That's not my market. I'm more interested in selling props the average person going to comicon can afford. Not everyone has $300.00 to spend on a cosplay prop, and if you do and that's your thing all the more power to you.

I just remember being younger, working two jobs to make ends meet and thinking "Man, I would love to afford that phaser prop, but it's so expensive"

I remember back in the mid 1990's, when I ran a BBS system called.. You guessed it "Cyberia Online Systems" and I wanted to get a new, faster modem for the BBS. I had to skip one meal a day for a month to save up the money to buy that $89.99 modem. I'll never forget how hard that was, and why I strive to keep my prices as low as possible.