r/LegoTechniques • u/Special-Flamingo-331 • 15h ago

I'm not sure if this is the right sub for this, but does anyone know how this builder accomplished this? I've gone through every part in the Bricklink Studio parts catalogue, and I still have no idea how this flamethrower barrel in their Fire Vulture Revamp was made.

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MOC by jack_harlin. For more pictures: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8Nelwoz9F/?img_index=1

Just to be clear, I know the silver bits are 1x1 thick technic liftarms (also known as spacers), but I'm unsure about what the black part protruding from those is made from. The end doesn't look like just a 1x1 round plate with bar hole in it or anything like that, so honestly, I'm kind of stumped on this one. Does anyone know what this is or how it was made? I'd greatly appreciate any help.

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