Several years ago, I make a space dandy cosplay. The blasters are make entirely from wood, except for the single black accent on the back that was a piece of PVC.I made two for the costume and each have subtle differences and are imperfect and inaccurate to the show. These complaints are exactly valid because they are very good replicas, I am just picky.the handle was made from a couple pieces of wood glued together and sanded to their current shape. I was impatient and didn't sand them flush before painting.There was a lot of places that I neglected to sand enough before painting. the trigger is a shinning example of that. The paint shows up lumpy because of it.This back piece was glued on with epoxy after painting. While that order of operation is fine, I didn't sand the pvc i used enough and didn't scrap off any excess glue that escaped from under the piece.Both blasters where eyeballed the entire time. The process was the same for each but no measurements were taken. Because of this, the tail pieces varied in length and thickness.Another tell tail sign I didn't measure is both blasters length are different. Their diameter is about the same because they where both lathed out of the same piece of wood, but again eyeballed.Therefore, I am making a new one that will beas I can make it. If all goes well, I will make a silicon mold and make two identical blaster for my cosplay and possibly to sellMy reasoning for going to all this new work is that I would like to be able to replicate my props with a silicon mold and I don't want to make a new prop that has all the same imperfections especially if I want to sell them. My SECOND reason is I want to make more accurate replicas. Attention to detail is a key part of this project.