Also if you have rapid reload and good accuracy, the reload of Lucky becomes a non-issue compared to That Gun. One extra bullet doesn't seem like much, but for a pistol, which typically has "meh" damage anyways, it matters. Someone once tried arguing to me that That Gun is superior to Lucky in every way, but for some of the reasons you mentioned (and more), I personally would take Lucky over it any day. Much easier to repair (ridiculously cheap to repair infact), more accurate, 6 shots per clip. If you don't like it, opt for Lucky, if you have the Cowboy perk. It was a waste of money, only 5 shots per clip, god awful in vats, takes a buttload of money to repair. Hopefully in a week or so I'll have some progress, as it's currently sat in a bucket of white spirit.That gun is good? Like did I miss something here? Honestly? So stage one of this build is stripping down all the paint to try and get the surface smooth again and to hopefully get it working - it's a spring-powered toy pistol so if I can unclog is, the slide will pull back and the magazine will come out, etc. Unfortunately when I recieved it, the gun was so coated in paint by the ownder that it no longer works, and you can quite clearly see the brushstrokes etc. When I bought this, an airsoft-prop-modifier by the name of Lycaneyes had already changed it for soemone's costume prop - mimicing the lovely brown and black colourscheme of Claire's Browning from a Resident Evil game. The main obvious problem is the grips, but they can be removed easilly enough. OK, so it's not the exact right gun - the Fallout one is a different version of this, but it's only that the grip is slightly more shaped, the groves on the slide are slightly further along, and the trigger is different. The Fallout 9mm is based of the Browning Hi-Power pistol, so I jumped when I saw this for sale for a fiver (bottom right): Unfortunately, living in the UK, it can be hard to get hold of fake copies of real firearms.
I've been a big fan of Fallout for a while now, and while I do want to make some of the iconic weapons from the newer games - the plasma rifle, for example - I'm going to start with an easier one - Benny's pistol 'Maria' from Fallout New Vegas.Īs the reference picture (right) shows, it's a lovely gun - a highly ornate unique 9mm pistol, golden with engraving and pearl grips.įor a fun little project, I'm using a base gun and making the alterations.
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