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I decided to give making the holster from that heat-forming thin plastic sheet (it has a name, which eludes me currently.

I traced the shape of the original for size, then flipped it and traced the shape again and then cut it out, heated it up with a heat gun and moulded it around the PK-D while malleable.

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It shaped around really easily, and some spot heating and trimming made a great base that held the weapon in place.

From here I used milliput to give more accurate thickness and added the details in. Then some light sanding to even out the surfaces and details and gave it a test base coat.

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Looking good so far.

Will be glueing in some cotton for all the stitching work after the final painting is done and will share my (hopefully decent) results soon as It's done.
 
I decided to give making the holster from that heat-forming thin plastic sheet (it has a name, which eludes me currently.

I traced the shape of the original for size, then flipped it and traced the shape again and then cut it out, heated it up with a heat gun and moulded it around the PK-D while malleable.

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It shaped around really easily, and some spot heating and trimming made a great base that held the weapon in place.

From here I used milliput to give more accurate thickness and added the details in. Then some light sanding to even out the surfaces and details and gave it a test base coat.

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Looking good so far.

Will be glueing in some cotton for all the stitching work after the final painting is done and will share my (hopefully decent) results soon as It's done.
Outstanding!
 
This holster took a lot longer than I'd hoped, it's still a bit messy, but my third attempt to get the stitching on was where I drew the line. It's servicable, works and is reasonably accurate. I didn't do the top part of it as accurately as I thought, but decided I can be happy with the inaccuracy. It's a step up from what it comes with, and that'll do me until there's a mass produced replacement that pushes the accuracy further than this one.

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Some natural lighting shots. Nearly done with painting the head, some more details and the hair still to be done, but managed to get some stubble and got him a little younger than my previous effort.


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Still a lot of clothing work to be done, but he's looking pretty close to what I need to be happy.
 
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