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My Blade Runner Blaster from Paragon FX (rebranded Tomenosuke) didn't come with a display stand. I didn't like any of the display stands I saw online, so I designed my own. I wanted something minimalistic that allowed me to pick it up and grab it by the grip whenever I wanted.I love how it turned out. Trigger guard rest is 3D printed and bolted to the rod beneath it. The steel rod is welded to the 1/4" steel base plate. 3D printed cone covers the ugly weld. Rubber feet on the bottom of the base plate (along with the substantial weight) prevent it from sliding around when grabbing the blaster. Painted black to make it fade into the background and keep the attention on the blaster.YouTube video: https://youtu.be/tDK22X1A8kM?si=WFVbTh9QNu3gC5zPBlaster: https://paragonfxgroup.com/products/deckards-blaster-hero-elite
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