I think its in a holster that she wears 

I wonder if this will become her signature firearm, like Chewie's crossbox or Hans' blaster? Did she get it back after she was captured by Kylo Ren on Mos' planet after Hans gave it to her?

thank you Rob and Mike .

I think you just raided the Disney prop department. That is a dead ringer for the real thing!

That looks very good, a nice job.

ok its done .this kit was primed with alclad gloss black. the entire model is painted with alclad lacquer. the barrel and lower plug is stainless steel, the front and end caps of the body is white aluminum,the body is aluminum, the frame is semi matte aluminum, the hammer looking thing is white aluminum, the screws are unpainted and the grips are model master flat black. the kit is held together with scotch 3m super glue and giving a black tamiya wash. this was a suprise by my daughter and it goes with her star wars collection . thank you for watching and your comments. oh the soot is jet exhaust.

Ohhhhhhh, I'm with Sprue One, the metallic finish is perfect! I'd swear it were polished metal.

lastest pics.

Well this is how the kit started no instructions ect.... pretty basic thanks to PB its the cart before the horse. It is an NN-14Blaster kit 3D printed Cosplay 1:1 prop gun.

thank you sprue0ne .I used all alclad paints including one thats call jet exhaust I used for the muzzel soot.

Looking very METAL \m/

I like that muzzle soot.

almost done.

ok how about this ?

Sadly, no. Still no images. :(

  boy do I feel sheepish try again How about now

Nope, no images. :'(

well down loaded google photo works great to start all over. here are my lastest pics

Yes I did start priming with gloss black alcald it didn't  Harm the  bakalite. Give it plenty of drying time pics to follow.

Hi,

According to my college chemistry professor, bakelite is the stuff they used to make telephones out of (back when they were still connected to the wall and the property of Bell Telephone), because it could stand up to so much abuse.

Pat

Bakelight? Movie prop quality stuff there. I think you can polish that stuff?

I've worked with it before and its tuff stuff to work but it holds its shape againts rough handling. You'll have to use different paints, adhesives, primers... screws when possible. 

You can really get creative with lighting and finishes. Best finish for any metal parts is powder coating. 

You've got a lot options here for a truly stunning mantle piece!

its different Gamera. It looks like 1/1 kit Spruce one and ooops its the force awakens its all out of order any way  M Brindos this stuff looks like a bakelite its very tough stuff need to see what type of primer to use? and oh my ADD I hope I didnt leave any one out?

Rey isn't in Rogue One, lol.

What materials are those pieces made out of??

Interesting. Is it a 1/1 scale kit?

Ohhhh, pretty cool!