Showing posts with label johnson arms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label johnson arms. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2011

Terrornator review by Johnson Arms

First of all, allow me to apologize for the lack of posts lately, I've been extremely busy with work and photography so I haven't even had much time to scope out what's happening in the world of taggers, let alone review any. I do have a blaster that I will review this week, and I have a couple of mod projects I want to do but I'll update when I can.

In the meantime, there is a great review of another Max Force blaster over on the Johnson Arms blog that's definitely worth a read. Though I had the opportunity to review of the Shadow Hawk, I never got the chance to review the Terrornator, the fast-firing belt fed Max Force blaster. You can read this review by clicking HERE.

Other than that, I'm also looking for more reader submissions on STW so if you have something interesting to share, be it a Nerf mod you've done, a cool paint job on a blaster, or hell, even a potato cannon you've built, email me at cfb_rolley@hotmail.com with a brief description or a full write up and I will post your submission as an article here on the blog.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Now THAT'S how you paint a stampede!

Mr. Johnson from the Johnson Arms wordpress blog has done it again, I saw this pop up in my feed and was absolutely stunned at the look of this stampede he has done for a buyer, so I just had to post it, Johnson's work more than deserving! So there's a pic for now, and go to http://johnsonarms.wordpress.com to see the blog, including the post on the stampede HERE.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Incredible custom paintjobs

Some may have already spotted this on another blog in their links section, as that's how I stumbled upon Johnson Arms. I have seen some really awesome paint jobs around, but I definitely haven't seen too many as detailed as this. I also absolutely love the quality of some the photos on this blog. From what I've read, they specialize in mil-sim and steam punk styles, on nerf blasters, water cannons and also airsoft (illegal here, but if you're reading from the U.S...) and you can also order custom paint jobs from Johnson Arms. I am not sure on pricing, but if you are looking for something that really stands out, this fits the part. for now, here's some pics from their blog. Also, if anyone has pics of a paintjob they've done and are particularly proud of, send them HERE. and I will try to put them up in a post as quick as i can.

Johnson Arms mil-sim Nerf Stampede

Johnson Arms mil-sim Nerf Recon