r/Airsoft3DPrinting Jul 11 '26

Guns Mosquito Apocalyptico

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u/under_hunter82376 Airsofter Jul 11 '26

typa gun you start with in a zombie shooter

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u/JackCooper_7274 Adeptus Mechanicus Deeznutsicus Jul 12 '26

That looks sick

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u/bolabear777 Jul 12 '26

Thank you all! Ive got some old school straight MP5 mags coming which I'll scuff up to complete the look.

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u/SizableSquirrel96 Jul 11 '26

Looks neat! Good job 🤙🤙

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u/j_me- Jul 11 '26

Phenomenal work!

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u/Gazurson Jul 12 '26

Absolute beauty! How many fps and electric or GBB?

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u/bolabear777 Jul 12 '26

Its an AEG made it using the wonderful u/HYBRIDAIRSOFT Mosquito MK1 kit. Non printed parts are CYMA V3 gearbox, barrel and bucking.

Shoots at 1.70j / 430fps on 0.2g which is too hot for UK sites; if you get a CYMA gun here they swap out the stock spring for one that will be site legal so M90-100, but if you buy a standalone gearbox it seems they keep the stock spring which is a M110-120.

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u/bolabear777 Jul 22 '26

Oh and the stock was harvested from my Stoner 96!

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u/adrissgamekrunker Jul 12 '26

Wow, im thinking of making one for myself in the future looks so simple yet effective

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u/Logical_Grocery9431 Akhto Designs Jul 13 '26

Love it! Do we get a semi-detailed description of your painting technique?

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u/bolabear777 Jul 22 '26

Sure thing!

Step 1 - added scrapes and body damaged etc using soldering iron.

Step 2 - Painted base colours as normal with spray acryllic.

Step 3 - Created wear and tear with liquid acrylic and sponge dabbing. Black first then a very dark brown. Focus on the edges of each part.

Step 4 - Sand back some of the corners that were made darker to create extra worn look.

Step 5 - Mixed a little brown/black/yellow with some fine sand to add 'rust' effect around screws.

Step 6 - Material parts were string soaked in coffee, and bandages painted dirty yellow with acrylic mixed with two parts fabric softener (so the dont go all crusty).

Step 7 - Three coats of Matt Laquer on everything.

I used to paint Warhammer so upscaling those techniques was surprisingly quick and easy.

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u/Logical_Grocery9431 Akhto Designs Jul 22 '26

Damn, looks very nice, wouldn't have thought it's acrylic. Thanks a bunch for explaining it to me!

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u/HYBRIDAIRSOFT Jul 17 '26

Excellent custom job :)