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MOTM October 2026 The greatest, most favorite marker you have.
Would have to be my matched pair of Brass Eagle "Eagle 68s." As all the problems with the body cracking and other problems have been solved, they are very useable and consistent, plus they look cool as heck. A real "wow factor" when you unholster these babies.
Matched pair of Brass Eagle “Eagle 68” pistols
Filled in all empty spaces inside with Epoxy Steel (lots of it), to reinforce the weak plastic bodies
Removed self tapping screws and used machine screws and countersunk nuts (filled in holes)
Sanded down body graphics (left "Eagle 68" intact)
Body painted light textured black
Painted grip panels textured tan (to look like separate wood grip panels)
All new o-rings, and lubed properly (Brass Eagle originally recommended transmission fluid!)
CO2 plug painted black
(here is what a stock Eagle 68 looks like for comparison)
Nothing fancy. Just a Carterized Ranger, Docs freak barrel, bushmaster pump handle, rat attack. Vert feedneck adapter and trigger from Flyweightnate. I’m planning on changing the pump handle to a Carter handle if I can find one. First slinger I got and it’ll always be my favorite.
I have many many immeasurably valuable markers, I am talking Talons, Trracers, Dragunflys, and one really gorgeous Stingray II (missing barrel, trigger, and bolt). However, without a doubt my prized possession is absolutely my Walz build. For some reason I still don't understand to this day, I was recommend by a MCB user I still don't know the identity of recommended me for a free Walz build. All joking aside, I have had many many markers ranging all qualities and categories you can think of, but nothing has ever come as close in awesomeness as my Walz.
Walz seems to be a man of little words, so I will truly never know the origins of the build. However, like L. Ron Hubbard the truth of this build came to me in a dream:
-Stock - Made from a fallen branch that was struck by lighting off of The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire, England
-Trigger - Forged from the brass casing of the spent bullet that ended Hitler's life
-Main body - Melted and extruded Brass sourced from Muhammad Ali's personal brass knuckles
-Pump Handle - Hand carved from the wood of Noah's ark
-Bolt and Valve - found in a dust pile under a work bench in Walz's shop
Hard choice here as all of mine are favorites.... I'll go with the Loo Two for this one though.
I'm sure you've all seen this by now but if not , It started off life as two separate markers a CIP Super stock/Boxgun and a Duckslide Phantom. The Boxgun part of it was already heavily modified when I received it and looked more like a Carter Buzzard with a gas in grip. So I decided to merge the two together. Originally this had a gas in grip but I decided to swap it out with a different frame so I could use the gas in grip on a different marker. I then came full circle and ended up putting a Redux frame on it. I decided I wanted to removable Barrel so then I bought a Carter Buzzard and gutted it to allow this to have one.It has a Sconi Barrel that has been cut down so it will be flush with the end of the slide, the original slide was destroyed since been replaced but the original millwork and modification was done by Luke's Customs, the slide release was made by Luke's Customs. The feed cap was made by Kit and all the annodizing work was done by KMDPB.
I can't possibly compete with most of the offerings so far but here's mine. I call this project 'Obsidian'.
Yes it's just a Tippmann A5 but it's the one marker that's never failed me, despite how much I've messed with it. Here's my usual/current setup:
Tippmann A5 (2005 Version)
Tippmann A5 Low Pressure Kit (Modified for "Side Mounted Stabilizer" mod)
Jet City Specialists (JCS) Red Power Tube
TechT Vortex Mod (1st Gen)
TechT Squishy Paddles (1st Gen)
Techt QEPH (1st Gen)
TechT Fat Hose Kit
Underground Mod Shop (UMS) 'Short Striker Rail' with additional side rails
UMS 'UMS98' Flatline
Flatline Quick Change kit (Can't remember who made this kit)
Palmers Pursuit Shop (PPS) Female Stabilizer fitted with an ASA plug with Remote Adapter
OpsGear Skeleton Stock
Tippmann X7 Hopper with JCS Speed Feed
Maddman Springs Kit
Tippmann A5 (2011?) Selector Switch Trigger Frame with AirH0g A5 Grips
Not shown:
Optional Pro-Team Products (PTP) Tac-Cap
Optional Tippmann A5 Original Hopper
Optional 'Stove Pipe' offset hopper adapter (Unknown Brand. Possibly OpsGear.)
Optional A5 eFrame with Dead On Paintball (DOP) 'Blade' Double Trigger and AirH0g A5 Grips
Kingman Java Remote line with Quick Release, Purge Valve and PPS Ball Valve
Pure Energy 68/3000 HPA Tank
I have a lot of favorites…all for different reasons….
It’s not my go-to shooter, but my Walz takes the cake (sentiment)
Was a PMI, I sent to Walz to get a glow up. When he found out I was taking my kids to Disney for the first, and only time (that place is pricy) , he refused payment and told me he wanted me to spend the extra $ on my kids instead.
One of my favorites.
Tac-1
X-valve
Left-feed Warp
Folding stock
Custom trigger
I also have a Tac-1 vertical feed body with Long Bow feed and stock to change it up.
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