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Hey guys, I'm wondering what two colours I should paint my Longshot CS-6, I'm goin' for some colours that are good with bleding into both Trees and sand, if thats even possible...
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Nerf gun colours.
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Now we're not absolutely sure on South Australia's imitiation firearms laws yet, but if you go in this direction, make sure you leave a lot of bright colours on it, if you are going to bring it out in public.
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Next time, could you please post in the questions thread. This definitely doesn't warrant it's own thread.
Read around the forum's a bit more, and you'll see what Mull is referring to.
Also, as for a paint colour, do you think you use a green blaster, and have it blend in with sand... no, not really. My suggestion would be to use light tan, and armor sand, or something along those lines.
Both are fairly light colours, and shouldn't create too many issues with being mistaken as a realistic firearm.
Cheers,
Read around the forum's a bit more, and you'll see what Mull is referring to.
Also, as for a paint colour, do you think you use a green blaster, and have it blend in with sand... no, not really. My suggestion would be to use light tan, and armor sand, or something along those lines.
Both are fairly light colours, and shouldn't create too many issues with being mistaken as a realistic firearm.
Cheers,
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