Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Hellboy Samaritan Replica Finale!

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The past year in lockdown has yielded so many new projects for Adam and the Tested team, but the Hellboy Samaritan prop replica is the one that encapsulates all of Adam's new machining learnings and adventures. That build is finally done, and Adam lays out all its pieces for a final assembly and weathering pass to show off its authentic black oxide finish. The prop exceeded all of Adam's expectations when he embarked on it, and has sparked new ideas for more replica builds from the Hellboy universe. (Note: This video fixes an audio error from a previous upload.)
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@tested 3 года назад

(Note: This video fixes an audio error from a previous upload.) Join this channel to support Tested and get access to perks: ru-vid.com/show-UCiDJtJKMICpb9B1qf7qjEOAjoin Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 1: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pb1BpA7QN3U.html Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 2: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-inQ16HamIWk.html Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 3: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1NWAxkDZ9xs.html Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 4: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ATfL9JQ--JE.html

@TheMHohSoma 3 года назад

Didn't catch the earlier one, amazing result with the Smaritan! Love it. stupid question which just came to my mind, why do people still use flathead screws? Personally I try to avoid flatheads and phillips heads like Hellboy holy water ;)

@AmazingFrenchman 3 года назад

I started the video, sound was way out of sync, stopped and never found it again! That explains why! Hahaha!

@SweIceMan 3 года назад

Reading the title i thought to myself like 'wait a minute, there's no way this can be the finale. You haven't covered the triggger mechanism. Did i miss a part of the build?'

@SignalJones 3 года назад

@@TheMHohSoma armorer here, there's a lot of reasons. 1- they're easier to make. as Adam said, we hand fit a lot of things. you can make a custom flathead in minutes with a thread die and file. a hex, torx, or other socket head takes broach cutters. 2- they're easier to time. nothing is more satisfying then having all the heads face the same way. seriously. it's so nice. 3- we don't like change.

@TheMHohSoma 3 года назад

@@SignalJones Thank you for the answer. it all makes sense now. especially the third part of the answer :D Oh sorry didn't catch that from Adam. I apologize, not a native English speaker and sometimes I miss those details.

@skarrambo1 3 года назад

You know, we all want to see Guillermo's reaction to it - especially in hand, if possible in future.

@MadMorgie6318 3 года назад

Something to dream for when all this . . . this is over.

@garygcrook 3 года назад

@@MadMorgie6318 My concern is that Guillermo will want Adam to build one for him.

@MadMorgie6318 3 года назад

@@garygcrook And then he'll build a third incorporating improvements made in the second one.

@vetteazul5114 3 года назад

And Ron Perlman too!

@lptomtom 3 года назад

I want to see Guillermo's cabinet of curiosities that Adam mentioned!

@j.r.millstone 3 года назад

I'm convinced "one day Builds" just means "someday build". As in "builds adam wants to get to ONE DAY"

@JCBeastie 3 года назад

Haha yes. Perfect re-contextualising!

@Lillfot 3 года назад

Mandela effect on that one. I am 100% certain he actually said that in a video a year or two before 2020. He said that "one day build" means "one day I want to build it".

@jobwagener2463 3 года назад

One day

@retreauxnintendeaux1663 2 года назад

Nah it means builds I will spend a whole day to binge watch! Lol

@raishonstanley1313 Год назад

That look so cool

@doody1983 3 года назад

This project being inspired and brought on by Grant's passing made the finale that much better. He'd be immensely proud of this, I'm sure.

@Vickie-Bligh 3 года назад

Agreed. Grant immediately came to mind when this final assembly started.

@peterkelley6344 3 года назад

Definitely.

@vonkug 3 года назад

Grant's memory as this build is a compliment of the highest tier.

@sotesz 2 года назад

Wow, when I heard/misheard him mentioning this, I thought I heard something like grand, and thought he's talking about an elderly family member. Is this the The King Of Random, or who exactly?

@ಥ_ಥ 2 года назад

@@sotesz Grant Imahara from Mythbusters

@thanosthefarmer 3 года назад

“There is no real thing, but this feels like the real thing” sums up this project perfectly

@shubinternet 3 года назад

I think Adam tells us that he handled one of the Hero props that Guillermo has in his collection. Therefore, I submit that Guillermo has “the real thing”.

@thanosthefarmer 3 года назад

@@shubinternet yeah that’s fair

@john-paulsilke893 3 года назад

The real thing is in our minds. The prop in a cabinet is not real, it’s what was used to make the real thing in our minds. (But ya, he does have the real one).

@shadowhenge7118 3 года назад

I hope he gets to make more pieces like this for movies now that he has the skillset and maschining precision level to do it.

@lambdaman3228 3 года назад

@@shubinternet I submit that you are wrong and Adam is right.

@ilias1419 3 года назад

I can't imagine having the type of confidence that allows you to hit something beautiful you made with a hammer. Looks amazing.

@cavemanvi 3 года назад

My r aptor comment keeps getting scrubbed. 🦖

@nikolasdove Год назад

As someone who has lived in apartments most of my life, seeing him this happy to make stuff like this makes me really wish I had a garage to make a proper shop in.

@DouglasRosser 3 года назад

In a hundred years, I bet Adam's version will be worth more than one of the real props.

@alechart462 3 года назад

Hey, just wanted to thank you for sharing this with everyone; Awhile ago, I built my own 3d Printer with sights set specifically on this handgun, as I feel drawn to it for some reason, but shortly after I met with some serious medical issues, and since then, my printer is simply not in a working state anymore and I worry about my ability to return to it as I once did. You sharing this journey has made it easier to deal with, so thanks again, really. You're a real artist.

@letsgobubblegum 3 года назад

"Use water and glitter glue to make stuff!" - my six year old daughter wanted you to know that

@RadicalEdwardStudios 3 года назад

You can definitely /actually/ do that. One really cool thing I've seen people do is 3d painting. In it, you spread a thin layer of resin, and let it set. Then you paint a layer of your image. Then resin, then more painting. By the time you're done, the painting is stacked and has a neat 3d appearance, and all you did was spread resin and paint.

@dragonmaid1360 3 года назад

Now that gun could certainly use some glitter glue.

@simonhoney2050 3 года назад

Surely there can't be a better Samaritan in the world than this. Beautiful work, beautiful finish, beautiful case. It's a work of art!! You're rightly proud, and I'm naturally envious.

@eriknodacker2262 3 года назад

" the hammer is only captured on one side because I built this gun wrong...." Oh lord, he's going to build a new gun in a few years, isn't he?!

@aserta 3 года назад

He did say he wanted to try actual gunsmithing at some point.

@DarkWolfseternalfire 3 года назад

Seeing him make one that actually fired would be amazing, not sure what licenses he need for that though

@johnathanera5863 3 года назад

@@DarkWolfseternalfire depends on the state probably. But generally you dont need a licence to make your own guns. As long as you never sell them.

@DarkWolfseternalfire 3 года назад

@@johnathanera5863 goddammit America lol, well that'd be cool

@mboudreaux94 3 года назад

@@johnathanera5863 You can sell guns that you make for personal use. You just can't make it with the intention of selling it without the proper license, namely an FFL type 07.

@MrChief101 3 года назад

When you first spun the cylinder, I made the exact same breathing-out sound just before you did... Wonderful.

@Verlisify 3 года назад

This seems like Adam's Magnum Opus

@patricksanders858 3 года назад

This is a prop. True machinists graduate by building a working model.

@simonholmqvist8017 3 года назад

ah yes, "true" machinists

@jasonadams7308 3 года назад

Hopefully just for now though. It would be nice if he exceeds himself every few years. I personally would not like the idea of stagnating after a "Magnum Opus".

@dragonoffski4501 3 года назад

@@jasonadams7308 I don't think that's possible with Adam, if he's still for more than 30 seconds his ADHD kicks in and makes him 'do' something... (pure speculation on my part but I bet I'm not far off the mark :) )

@Verlisify 3 года назад

@@patricksanders858 You don't need to be a gunsmith to be a true machinist

@DragonHeart5150 2 года назад

The most beautiful and well-made Sentinel, "Hell Boy's Side Arm". Wonderful job of an important feature of my favorite movie.

@washinthewind 3 года назад

"Alright, I've finally completed this beautiful work of art. Now, to make it even better, I'm going to SMASH IT WITH A HAMMER!!!"

@nikkan3810 2 года назад

If this isn't one of the most badass things ever made by a human, i don't know what is.

@danielvaz_ 3 года назад

A fantastic "One Day" Journey! Congrats Adam!

@matswallsten1628 2 года назад

I’m so impressed and inspired by you. What a mountain to climb.. And you did it and it turned out amazing! Thank you for letting us in on this project, truly enjoyed it!

@dysartes 3 года назад

I'm guessing those two silver screws that were left on the table next to the surgical grabbers weren't important after all, then?

@AthAthanasius 2 года назад

I was wondering that as well. Skipping back in the video they suddenly appear after a cut at 19:21 . Replaced by other "these guys" screws ? That or rejected replacements for them ?

@4362mont 3 года назад

This is almost a "why you should hire me to work on your movie" business card...more detailed than the original...wow...those uber tiny set screws where the original was glued...you rock Adam...

@SkylerPC 3 года назад

Since the projects seem to be getting bigger and obviously take longer than a day. I propose a slight shift. What is they were just projects Adam always told himself he'd get around to "one day". Less of a time crunch list and more of a dream projects list. Regardless, keep up the great builds!

@fieromike1 3 года назад

That sounds like a cool idea!

@bboooobbyy 3 года назад

thats just semantics though. doesn't affect the content whatsoever

@AllThingsMech 3 года назад

This is an incredible example of engineering and machining prowess, Adam. Truly a museum-quality replica that you should be exceptionally proud of. As an aside, I can only imagine your reaction the first time you spun that cylinder with the magnet in place and discovered the effect it produced. I would have been giggling uncontrollably at the sheer amount of "cool factor" that adds to the build. Freaking amazing, man!

@Jman3302 3 года назад

Just thought of a new De-Merit badge. Finding the crucial part you needed 3 steps ago, and needing to disassemble all you done to put it in.

@themikemuse 3 года назад

Please keep building props like this.... best part of the pandemic!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

@ronwingrove683 3 года назад

Adam: "Hand made screws!" Gunsmiths: Ah, someone who understands our daily toil! Adam: "Weathered with hammers and sandpaper!" Gunsmiths: Aaaaaaaaaaaa...

@notahotshot 3 года назад

I love that 99.3% of the parts are handmade. Literally all but that one off-the-shelf screw he started the assembly with.

@aserta 3 года назад

There is a class of gunsmiths that do use hammers and sand paper to weather guns and it's the realistic, aged replica groups (Italy, .. europe in general). Those are high pieced pieces, that look 100 yo, but they're, what 3 years (don't quote me on it, but i think that's the waiting line for one).

@alexmartin9177 3 года назад

a wild Mark Novak appears and screams DO THE MAINTENANCE

@robashley8216 3 года назад

*Ak Builders* You say something?

@MNWCreations 3 года назад

He should of made it out of steel, cast some low powder bullets, and weathered it by moving to a state where he can carry it.

@OZtwo Год назад

Watched all videos and have to say that you DID A GREAT job! The biggest moment was when you got that clicking sound!

@rubemjr9623 3 года назад

I love the fact that Adam gets millimeter precision from that ruler tatoo

@alfredgimeno7227 2 года назад

How long will that tattoo be accurate before ink migration and such mess with tolerances? LOL That tattoo is testament to his overall ethic. Salute!!!

@snuugumz 2 года назад

He has one? The first and only one i’ve seen (til now) is Joey Santore’s on CRIME PAYS BUT BOTANY DOESN’T. He has it refreshed occasionally.

@sshelle 3 года назад

Adam, Congratulations on reaching this remarkable achievement with your skills. Once you were the student, now you are the master. An amazing piece of craftsmanship.

@Philtoid 2 года назад

An absolute masterpiece in every sense of the word. Magnificent.

@WideAwakeHuman 3 года назад

And in true prop maker fashion... Spends hours and hours to build something perfect but wastes no time smashing it with hammers right after admiring how well you built it lol

@malequipicazo 3 года назад

Completely blown away with this build!! I've watched every video in the saga, and I think the only thing left to do is make an assembly/disassembly instruction book to go along with it!

@VWhitepaw 3 года назад

How many people felt the hit of the hammer as Adam weathered the gun? Even knowing what Adam was doing. Fearing the wrong hit would make a mark not wanted or worse, breaking something like the laser lense. Even knowing that the likelihood was slim... Nicely done. A really beautiful piece.

@川新-k4i 3 года назад

Well I guess the trick with weathering is that there are no unwanted marks; that would make the weathering non-random, and thus, usually less convincing. We are just too good at spotting a plan in something. Sure, one might want to make sure not to structurally damage the piece, but how would you do such damage on a fully metal/hardwood piece. Relax, and weather 😊

@ARTofTY-TV 3 года назад

This is the coolest replica I've ever seen. Just insanity. I want to own one so bad.

@nerdisaur 3 года назад

I’ve watched this through quarantine and I am so excited for the culmination of your journey! Your satisfaction and pride is so palpable and its helped me through some tough shit this past year

@cavemanvi 3 года назад

RAPTOR VID

@jeffstubblefield6818 3 года назад

Very well done Mr. Savage. You should be proud sir. Also, thanks for being a force for good in the universe.

@jasonnordgren1844 Год назад

Late to the party, I just finished watching the whole playlist and this is one of the most beautiful props I've ever seen. I can't imagine how good it must feel in the hand, bravo!

@anthonyhart2988 3 года назад

Hell of a ride, Adam. Thank you for taking us along.

@lazww 3 года назад

Does the trigger? And does the trigger rotate the cylinder!?

@PaulParkinson 3 года назад

That was worth the wait. It's beautiful.

@groermaik 3 года назад

I love the metal on metal sounds during assembly. Reminds me of basic when we were learning to strip and clean our, if old memory serves, shoulder weapon, 7.62 millimeter, gas operated, magazine fed M-14, designed primarily for semi-automatic fire. Mine was "Matilda".

@SZRLM 3 года назад

I may not have much of one, but watching Adam get giddy about Hellboy stuff is heartwarming.

@kingjames4886 3 года назад

no, it's annoying watching him sit there being all pedantic about something he's been planning for months. he knows every step he's going to take in this process and the material cost is peanuts to him. this is stupid drama. just shove it together damnit.

@KIWI_DUDE. 3 года назад

@@kingjames4886 who sneezed in your cornflakes?

@kingjames4886 3 года назад

@@KIWI_DUDE. sneezy Mc sneezeface

@jimblankenship8310 2 года назад

It is beautiful, I'm convinced there isn't anything you can't build. Great job

@keithc904 3 года назад

Come on Ron Perlman reach out and ask to hold this thing of beauty, and complete the circle of creativity.

@Spineraker4 3 года назад

One passing suggestion I have for you, Adam, is to mark the specialized screws in some way internally with their sockets. For instance, maybe some paint or coloring on the bottom matching the inside of the screw socket? Something to make sure you don't need to spend so much time searching for the screw that goes "right here" but can do it at a glance. Last thought on all of this: This is a gun-shaped object. I respect this and remind myself these words so often because of how masterful it has turned out, it really does feel like a real gun. Unfortunately for me, and perhaps others, this has enhanced my thirst for seeing the real thing actually fire...something I imagine would require a mechanical holder due to the kickback, but hey--I would love to see it never the less. I guess this will be the next fantastical dream to wonder about until some madman fabricator opts to do it in another 17-years. lol Thank you, Adam, and here's looking forward to the next multi-year One Day Build. Can't get enough of them. :D

@MetalMathiasTP 2 года назад

As a Marine Engineer myself i really appreciate your commitment for this build. Absolutely an amazing result! I know how much time and effort it takes to get through all the steps in a build like this. Absolutely amazing build Adam. I hope that I someday can afford a workshop like yours. I made a drill vice with many of the same techniques you used in this build. Thanks for inspiring me!

@martinromer6997 3 года назад

I'm so happy for you, Adam! And I feel that your build should from now on be considered the 'real' Samaritan.

@WorkingName-rp7wi 3 года назад

The next time Adam visits Weta, I fully expect to see an article in the news of him being arrested for trying to sneak this hand canon into New Zealand.

@brettsalter3300 3 года назад

Watching Adam take some hammers to that work of art at the end left me with the most conflicted emotions I think I have ever had about an inanimate object.

@jeffreykipperman6894 3 года назад

Been waiting for this final video for a while, and it was so satisfying to watch. What a work of art Adam! I can't imagine the feeling of satisfaction of holding that "gun shaped object" after all the blood, sweat, tears, and joy that went in to making it. Congratulations!

@MrJrmint77 3 года назад

Proper episode for the occasion. Loved it

@BrassMtn 2 года назад

I appreciate Adam's attention to detail and the passion he has for his projects. It comes with a deep love and that is what makes him great!

@kimorsel8769 2 года назад

Speechless... That is SOOOOO awesome.... Epic build... Thank you for sharing it....

@matahaikonen9390 3 года назад

I've seen lots of stuff made by youtubers but, this prop is first one what I truly want held in my hands.. Awesome job Adam, nice to see that progress of how it became "alive"

@thinnedpaints6503 3 года назад

Feels so wrong to see it get hammered, but man, the weathering looks so good! Truly stunning work man

@DanielPierce 3 года назад

I knew you were a great maker but I didn’t realize you had machinist skills at the level displayed in all of these videos…Bravo sir!

@magischehochzeit 3 года назад

"Demolition ranch" would be like: nice.. but will it stop 50 BMG?

@jackfranks7160 Год назад

That looks absolutely incredible! Congratulations!!

@2pikbone 3 года назад

I seriously think that you should make a kit from this. I know I would buy it!

@shubinternet 3 года назад

I suspect that Adam would have to give it the price of a car, in order to be properly compensated for his time. I would to see someone with manufacturing experience take this prototype and turn it into something that could be created as a short-run prop replica. It might still be as expensive as a car, but it might be a rather less expensive car.

@LunarEclipsism1 3 года назад

Volpin props did an amazing Samaritan kit recently with this level of complexity, had a couple limited runs and they might do another eventually. Super high quality resin casts.

@ericburness3116 3 года назад

What an achievement, stunning work Adam!

@Avidauthor 3 года назад

I know absolutely nothing about doing this kind of thing, but I still love watching this because that enthusiasm and passion and excitement is just so contagious

@maxaragon6642 3 года назад

What a beautiful piece! Great work Adam

@canguner1343 3 года назад

I wonder where he keeps all this things and if he ever would make a tour video or something where he shows all the things he made. Would be awsome!!

@dragonoffski4501 3 года назад

If you watch enough of his videos, you'll occasionally get a glimpse of the rest of the 'workshop' which is a cross between an absolutely awesome showroom and a hoarder's treasure chest. I don't think he's that keen on showing off his toys, but I could be wrong. Ask him - he may do a 'tour' vid for you if enough people ask :)

@basosz 3 года назад

@@dragonoffski4501 his workshop used to be on Google Maps. Don't know if that's still the case but you could move through it and see all the things

@sanityormadness 3 года назад

@@basosz It's still there - though I forget where, there's a specific manhole cover or something, can probably find by googling - but it's something like seven years out of date.

@aserta 3 года назад

Either home, the Cave (this shop) or various storage volumes (that's he's been downsizing). The Cave has a loft, which is garnished with various things. If you google "savage+cave" you'll find a 7 or so year old rendition of his shop in Google maps.

@HolographicSweater 3 года назад

this is really an incredible object! and the fact that it was handmade by 1 man is basically a magic trick. like the conditions of its existence is a magic trick haha- since a normal person would probably assume that it was the product of a huge industrial factory and never guess its true origins, which in many ways profoundly defy modern cultural expectations. wonderful!

@BleachHawk1900 3 года назад

We tend to use words like "awesome" and "amazing" a lot these days but Adam, this prop came out just absolutely AWESOME in the full sense of the word. Mad respect for your dedication and craftsmanship and thank you for sharing this (and other) journey(s) with us.

@Jonatho1337 3 года назад

Congratulations on the huge milestones!

@patricksanders858 3 года назад

I want to see GDT and Wetas' creators reactions!

@banditone00 3 года назад

That’s beautiful. I loved the journey you went on in learning how to build this. Great work.

@tigershirew7409 3 года назад

Huh, that is interesting. Apparently here in Canada we typically call all those type of wire connectors Marrettes, which is actually the name of the inventor - kind of like saying Kleenex instead of facial tissue. And the reason I mention it is because the first time Adam mentioned using a wire lug, I didn't actually know what it was until I saw it. LOL

@aserta 3 года назад

Or Xerox for copier machines (or the process itself). :)

@nicolasbonini 3 года назад

Non mais sur le vocabulaire on a tous vu comment vous traduisez les titres de films hein... Laisse nous deviner, Le garçon des enfers? XP

@ExecutorQ3 Год назад

This really is a thing of beauty.

@Sommertest 3 года назад

I appreciate a blued piece so much more than a parkerized piece. The feel and look of the piece is so much better

@bbb462cid 3 года назад

Parkerization can take several forms and can be sorted into two broad types: zinc and manganese processes. "Parkerization" is just a trade name for a phosphate finish. I have rifles that have been parked, and on some of them, it is olive green. One in paricular is olive green now but originally was flat gray when I got it, freshly re-finished. On others, it is black and slick, so much so you'd swear it was blued.

@bendingsands87 3 года назад

Knolling worthy of a popular mechanics complete teardown page feature!

@roanferguson8873 3 года назад

I love that your cosplay piece has more parts than a lot of actual guns

@TheBalunStormhands 3 года назад

An assembly checklist might make this easier.

@daveyoder1436 3 года назад

"I have 50% chance getting it right but I always get it wrong" same here. Would make a great sticker or T-shirt!

@BittyVids 3 года назад

The last three minutes where Adam almost cries multiple times is the best part of this entire build.

@koszuta 3 года назад

Huh? He wasn't about to cry at any point lol

@BittyVids 3 года назад

@@koszuta he’s pretty excited and overwhelmed and he gets choked up a few times.

@gordonwallin2368 Год назад

Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

@radomane 3 года назад

My greatest work of art is done, now I am going beat it with a hammer.

@scraverX 3 года назад

A series of hammers, please. 😉

@sharkboy_twentytwo8155 Год назад

So sick. There’s just no way you’re human. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@mementomori4972 3 года назад

Regular viewers of this channel will also notice, that you took down all the raptor videos and didn't bother to even give us a hint, why...

@Condorian_ 3 года назад

I wanted to show it to some dinossaur geek friends too...

@MrHawkins01 3 года назад

a super wonderfull job making the Samaritan gun Adam :D

@JackCliffordWilliams 3 года назад

Well done Adam! 👏

@bentbird 3 года назад

Watching Adam build while I do the same is like watching Bob Ross paint while you paint. At least to me.

@Driveby-Viktum 3 года назад

i hope some you-tube mod with no knowledge of HellBoy doesn't come across this and bans it for " manufacturing firearms". This is an absolutely epic build. Kudos Adam!

@OutOfSpaceGVL 3 года назад

That Yankee Doodle Pigeon reference made my day.

@-MrFozzy- 3 года назад

This was such a great series of videos. Thank you for sharing the process…among everything you’ve build I love this, and the metal Ironman build the most….but that was a different show, so Hellboy wins!

@marcpabel4768 3 года назад

This berrely worked out well.😁👍🏻

@deanwellerassociates 3 года назад

Wow. Artistic and engineering mastery.

@jenky1044 2 года назад

Excellent job. Nicely done. In real world applications, taking in consideration with the size and weight of those bullets, I believe the cartridge case would have to be about twice as long , so as to hold enough powder to give those bullets some half way decent performance numbers. Example: .450 Bushmaster .458 S.O.C.O.M.

@SoreBeard 3 года назад

Nice work! It was both painful and awe inspiring to see you hit it with hammers. ;)

@ruidh 3 года назад

I love the knolling!

@drottiemadisontelco 3 года назад

Grant would love this!

@TheWebmaster70 Год назад

Beautiful Build.

@lordshadow3822 3 года назад

Imagine hitting a beautifully made item with hammer rofl. I could never do that but it makes it more beautiful.

@peterrae2171 3 года назад

Looks amazing.

@DogDog173 3 года назад

wow... marvelous job really

@josiahlewis7391 3 года назад

Well done.

@Charliendt 2 года назад

Hello Adam, cowboying the prop, that is slamming shut and spinning the cylinder like you did really damages the locking pin of the prop. Please consider treating the device with care to show proper revolver treatment, have being said this, you made it, its yours, don't have to treat it as it was a 1970s S&W but i got afraid of the thing when you did the spinning move on the cylinder. Thank you for sharing!