HB_Instructions - Blind Squirrel Props

H
Hellboy Pistol Kit Instructions
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G
A
C
KIT CONTAINS:
(A) Barrel assembly
(F) Lanyard ring
(C) Cylinder covers (x2)
(G) BPRD seals (x2)
(D) Trigger guard thickeners
(H) Front Sight
(E) Grips (x2)
(I) Lanyard string
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E
F
IMPORTANT: Kit does not contain UHC Model 133 gas airsoft gun.
SUPPLIES NEEDED
UHC Model 133 Airsoft Gas Revolver 8" Barrel
Testors Metallizer Spray Paint “Gun Metal”
Krylon Crystal Clear Gloss Finish
2-Part epoxy or CA Glue
AIRSOFT GUN MODIFICATION
Sandpaper
Dark Grey Auto Primer
Tamiya Spray Paint “NATO Brown TS-62”
Black Acrylic Paint
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NOTE: Work in a well lit area over
a sheet or drop cloth. You
don’t want to lose any small
parts.
1. Remove screws on either side
of grips.
2. Remove screws from side of
gun’s frame and carefully
remove frame plate.
3. Parts will probably fall out by
themselves but remove what
you need to take out gas
chamber and clear tube.
4. Remove screw to free left side
of grip.
Spot Filler Putty
Tube Sock
Gold Spray Paint
Silver Acrylic Paint
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5. Re-assemble hammer, pins
and springs as shown.
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6. Re-assemble trigger, pins and
spring as shown.
7. Replace flat lever as shown.
8. Use pliers to remove orange
plug and front sight.
9. Cut away the tip of the gun,
measuring 160 mm from
frame. Cut off bottom of barrel,
measuring 75 mm from frame.
File down sides of barrel until
it is the same width as the
sight rail.
10. Test fit resin barrel shround to
make sure it seats. Remove any
resin necessary to make gun
fit.
11. Remove plastic gas chamber
from grip until flush with the
frame.
12. Remove plastic half-circle,
sand flush with frame.
13. Remove plastic hump, sand
flush with frame. Glue the
cylinder in place.
14. Use spot putty to remove
seam around right side frame
plate.
ASSEMBLY
15. Wash resin parts in water with a mild dish soap like Dawn. Use a toothbrush to get in all the small areas.
16. Carefully remove flash from resin parts with blade or sandpaper. Test fit parts.
17. Use 2-part epoxy to glue on barrel assembly (A), making sure it slides until it touches a raised bump (B) on the
frame.
18. Glue cylinder covers (C) on both sides of the gun. Be careful that glue does not prevent cylinder movement if you
still want to click the gun.
19. Warm trigger guard additions (D) with heat gun or blow dryer until soft, and then glue into place. You’ll need to
sand the front piece flush with the frame.
20. Epoxy grip reinforcement plate (not shown) into grip frame.
21. Proceed to final painting.
PAINTING
22. Apply a coat of Dark Grey Primer to see if there are any imperfections that need to be filled.
23. Apply a base coat of Testors Metalizer “Gun Metal” over the entire gun, buff with soft cloth when dry.
24. Paint grips (E) with a base coat of Tamiya NATO Brown. Take an old tube sock (the thicker, the better!), dip in black
acrylic paint, daub off excess and lightly brush wood grain onto grips. Keep strokes parallel (practice on a scrap
first!) and then seal with gloss top coat when dry. Glue onto gun - there is no need to remove the seam. Glue
lanyard ring (F) into base of grips.
25. Paint BPRD seals (G) with gold paint. Apply wash of thinned black paint to bring out detail. Glue into grips as
shown.
26. (Optional) Paint square on front sight (H) bright orange.
FINAL
27. Loop round lace (I) around lanyard ring as shown in diagram. Fray the ends.
28. Paint yourself red, put on your Hand of Doom and go blast some monsters with your new hand cannon!