DYE Tippmann

this is my tippmann model 98. as you can see it has been extensively milled. i think this is the first tippmann with this kind of exterior milling, but im not sure. all milling and paint was done by me.

specs: LPK w/shocktech reg, rufus dawg centerfeed, polished internals, numerous trigger mods (still only a single trigger, but i need to custom make a double), just lots o stuff. and i apologize for the paint job, i had a defective clear coat and it wrinkled the finish. i have to redo the whole thing. without further ado,

(oh yeah, im going to mill out more of these to sell, i just need reciever halves. i already have designs for an empire tippy, a sp tippy, among others)

did your mill those lines into the gun?

If teh paint wasn't wrinkled, it wood look hott.

And you should have made it dye's main color, black and blue(i think it wood look better)

tofumonkee wrote: um...... ok get the new coat and that will be pimpin, why dye tho, i dont dislike dye but, if u like them so much get a dye gun

i would but dye guns are expensive and i dont have that kind of money to spend on paintball, so why not make my plain old tippmann look cooler than any one ive ever seen before? plus anyone can just buy an expensive gun, but it takes a lot more effort to make a cheap gun like a tippy look cool. i cant just buy a double trigger either, i need to make one 1) because its a model 98 not a custom, different trigger setup, and 2) the gun has a custom shocker style trigger guard that is too parrallel to the grip to allow most drop in double trigs to be comfortable. so its easier said than done. and i will get new grips, i just feel like im getting ripped off when i want to buy pieces of RUBBER that cost like $25.