Here's the tool you'll need:
This 'spring thingy' is optional. It comes together with a hex key set:
And you'll also need Nippon Flat Black spray:
And plasticine:
STEP 1: Make marking on the Light Hunter Revolver
STEP 2: Cut the extra barrel and the front sight out(only the top area of the sight is needed).
STEP 3: File away the slanted edge
STEP 4(which i forgot to do it until I completed modding the whole revolver ): File away the rib below the barrel
STEP 5: Open up the revolver and use a curved file to file away the unwanted ribs
STEP 6: (OPTIONAL STEP- If you want a swivel ring on your revolver only)
-Burn a 'hole' below the grip of the revolver.
-Fix back the hand grip and insert the 'spring thingy' into it.
STEP 7: FILLING OF PLASTICINE.
-This is the most difficult part of the modding procedure. While filling it, you'll need to ensure that the plasticine does not block any movable areas(trigger and latch). After applying plasticine in the frame, you need to fix it back and test whether the trigger and the latch is working properly or not, until it's perfectly okay. If it's blocked while testing, try to find where the problem lies and remove the excess plasticine which affects the movable area.
STEP 8: Assemble the revolver parts together and scrape away any excess plasticine coming out from the corners. (Assemble only when you're confident that there's NO PROBLEM!)
STEP 9: Making the rear sight
-Heat up any metallic object(suitable to form the rear sight) under lighter flame
-Compress it on the 'flat rear sight' of the revolver and form the actual rear sight(do not press in too much, if not it will not look nice)
STEP 10: Stick the front sight onto the barrel using super glue(aka 'Elephant glue')
STEP 11: Fill putty on the bottom area off muzzle
STEP 12: Sand away all the wordings and signs on the revolver - MADE IN CHINA, (trash bin sign), etc.
STEP 13: Drill hole for cylinder
STEP 14: Spray the revolver with NIPPON FLAT BLACK.
*** Spray the revolver by parts - cylinder & main body of revolver seperately ***
Wait for the paint to dry and you're done! If you need the coiled lanyard, please go to Beach Road's Army Shop Store 173(Custom Leather shop)
I hope this tutorial is useful for everyone. Thanks
