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A photo to show the modification of a JJC LH-55 lens hood to allow reversal for storage on a 9-18mm or 12-50mm Olympus .
mFT lens
There are two lens hoods in the shot, before and after slicing a bit off with a scalpel.
I cut the last weld off at the bottom of this piece and then wacked it with my hammer to pull the rear bodywork inwards.
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You can see the barrels and a bit of the hot glue in here, make sure you trim off any excess PETG from the front of the turret, there is almost no clearance between the front retaining clip and the front of the turret, any protruding PETG will cause the turret to fail to advance.
You're all set from this point if you're not painting, go ahead and reverse the disassembly process and you have a shiny new FireFly with PETG barrels.
I used a few drillbits in larger sizes to get a hole started, then used a sharp knife to trim the excess.
Modifications:
17" Drag Wheels
Red VTEC Vinyl
Red JDM Badges
Yellow Foglight Overlays
Front Eyelids
Black Calipers
I began the painting process by priming both sides of the shell in black, and then going over in silver, which will be the secondary color for the gun.
As you will probably note, I filled in the hole where the scout firing trigger was with hot glue, and I added 3 shotgun shell holders on the top of the shell. I'm going to add some barrel holders for the rifle attachment on the other side once I figure out a good way to keep them solidly attached.
If you're wondering, that's the titan's trigger in the upper left.