RubiesStar Wars The Mandalorian Blaster, Large

This is cheap plastic that does nothing. My 6 year old grandson really wanted this because of the television series. The “fork” broke off the first day. We repaired and it broke again. He is so disappointed.

I got this to make a really cool Cosplay prop for my 8 year old son. We watch The Mandalorian together and really enjoy the show a lot. It’s getting a make over. I can’t wait to make it look like a mini movie production prop he can hang on his wall.

this came broken on the top and had orange paint ALL OVER IT!!! My sons party is in 3 days so i cant return it and wait on another one, after reading the reviews i see it wouldnt do any good anyway considering most of the reviews state theirs came in the same terrible shape as mine did!!!!!! WTF amazon? this thing is super overpriced and is complete junk, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!! This thing at most is worth a grand total of $5 max!!!!! so disappointed and i just hope the glue i had to use to get the top to stay together holds long enough to get his party over!!!

You’re paying for the Star Wars name. This gun is cheaply made and it is immediately obvious. It’s dirty, paint is thin, the strap was put on wrong. If it functioned it may be worth the price, but it literally is just for looks, but the looks are lacking

I was worried about all the bad reviews as well. But my son really wanted a Mandalorian rifle and there is nothing out there! People sell stuff on Etsy for well over $100, but that more than I want to spend. Anyway, when I saw the review where he painted it I thought I would get this ugly orange and white gun and try painting it too. The gun did come a little dirty, but I washed it with an SOS pad. I let it dry completely. I sanded it down with some fine sand paper so that the paint would stay on better. I wiped it down again. Then I used black, gold, brown and silver spray paint that you would use on a model airplane (you can find some spray paint like this at any Hobby Store.) I spray painted the gun. I used painters tape to cover up the areas I needed to as I went. Be sure to wait a day or two before you put painters tape on the areas you already painted or it will come off. The pieces were difficult to put together. I didn't think they would fit either, but I held the gun vertically and wiggled it around a bit and it snapped right in for a very secure fit. I had to cut the strap off to paint the gun and when I went to put it back on I realized how cheap the strap was, so replaced it with a yard and a half of better quality strapping I found in the ribbon section at Hobby Lobby. I was actually pretty surprised with how cool looking it turned out!! I'm not sure how long it will last as my son plays with it, after all it is cheap plastic. But he's going to love it! Thanks to the pervious reviewer for the tips on painting it!

Although the product arrived in the white and orange colorscheme, as manufactured. I wanted to artistically alter the appearance of the accessory. So that it better matched the prop from the “Mandolorian” television series. The photo attached is the first layer of painted draft would This effort was performed using appropriate latex based paints to achieve a colormatch, to the best of my ability.

We bought 2- for our 6 and 3 year old. While they initially loved it, not a great value for $30 per item. The plastic is very flimsy and easily breaks (day 1- but part of that is we have boys). They are also just hard to manage for the younger ages. Our older boys 9/11 can handle them much better.Overall, they look cool, but didn’t work great for our 3 year old. Combined with how we felt like we were always having to be careful not to break them (with 4 boys, that’s impossible).Hope this is helpful!

Purchased for 12yr old Star Wars fan. The top of the gun comes off to look more like a gun. Sturdy construction. Great gift for the young Mandalorian fan.