Sci-Fi 1/1 scale weapons

I believe Lunar Models carries a few.

CultTVMan may have some as well.

theres a Aliens gun that uses a Tokyo marui airsoft Thomsom as a donar kit and it has a working counter
ive also seen bladerurrers pistol and Ghast in a shell kits
have a look for airsoft, theres always kits on there sites
and theres loads of Resident evil guns(also known as Bio hazzard)
ill post links and piccys soon

heres Deckards Blaster from Bladerunner

from here http://www.hartford.co.jp/2019/index.htm its in japanese
the pulserifle kit needs a Tokyo marui m1a1as a donor


found at http://www.boomarms.com/sc/showcatalog.asp?CategoryLevel=999&aSearch=1&sKeyword=pulse+rifle

heres a link to the full build of the pulserifle
http://www.airsoftclub.com/scripts/Aliengun.html

Very cool Jon, thanks. Don't you love those amber grips on the blade runner gun!

ill have a lok for some other types of guns with the P90 (stargate TV) you dont need to do mutch to them
and the Matrix guns
i have seen a company that just makes them out of wood

Here is another site with 1/1 sci-fi weapons. http://www.monstersinmotion.com/ Check out the Space:1999 and Logan's Run weapons!

QUOTE: Originally posted by Captain Caveman ill have a lok for some other types of guns with the P90 (stargate TV) you dont need to do mutch to them and the Matrix guns i have seen a company that just makes them out of wood

As far as I can tell the small arms of Matrix are real guns. The gun the Macavenchi's (Did I spell that right?, LOL) wife uses to shoot one of her husbands goons is one of the real world guns I'm looking for. You might remember this very same type of pistol was used by Leonard in Bladerunner. It is a four shot .357 magnum pepperbox of modern design. The company that made it, C.O.P., it intended it to be used as a police back-up weapon. On another note I just bought an Artasylum Star Trek: Enterprise Phase Pistol/Communicator. Does anyone know of an information source for these on the web? The box said that they are modeled directly from the original props and they look pretty good but I'm sure they need some work to be display models.

Well, there are plenty of lightsabres out there.. I've got a resin Darth Maul dual bladed sabre lying around somewhere..

Comet Miniatures in the UK has loads of 1:1 scale sci-fi weapons - certainly had stuff from both Blade Runner and Aliens last time I popped over there about a week ago.
The website is:
www.comet-miniatures.com

Hope this helps

Very cool site Richard! The weapons page was being redone but the rest of the site was very nice. I'll check back later to see the weapons page.

Glad that helped out - they are a really good shop - have some excellent kits and really helpful as well. Some of the completed kits the staff have built are absolutely jaw-dropping. Not sure how true this is, but they are supposedly the best sci-fi model kit shop in the uk.

I saw more than a few kits there I wouldn't mind having.

My folks live around the corner so I have to pass by the place when I go visit them - absolutely fatal, just can't resist a quick look around, then it is a case of "I like the look of that kit, I could do something with that!!" The problem is the storage factor and I have to think of original ways and excuses to get them into the flat and convincing my girlfriend it was a totally necessary purchase!

I got a resin replica of the Stun Gun from Space: 1999 from Ebay. I'd try there!

heres a card kit site http://aliens.humlak.cz/
im not sure if its any good?
they have plans for the Aliens guns and some others

Try masterreplicas.com -- I know they have light sabers for Star Wars and some other things as well. They are a little pricey, but the quality of the merchandise look pretty damn good.

QUOTE: Originally posted by Captain Caveman heres a card kit site http://aliens.humlak.cz/ im not sure if its any good? they have plans for the Aliens guns and some others

If it's any good ??? My wife has been building it for the last two weeks, it's unbelievable. Whe she's finished with it, it will hang on the wall for sure.

I'm actually thinking of printing one normal paper, and transferring the drawings on sheet styrene to make a plastic version.