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Read my replies to iwillspy13 below for an overview. If enough interest is generated, I might do a full-blown Instructable for each gun...or at least Big Baby. There're allready some kickass walkthroughs for the Samaritan that look a hell of alot cooler that mine, like this one here.
I got the idea for the RHoD construction after some failed attemps using something else and a quick search on the internet for low-budget costume ideas. Someone else had mentionned using a hockey glove for his costume. I used a small protein powder container for the "tube" and lined the outside edges with sponges. Quite similar to what you did, actually. I found the opening of the container to be the perfect tightness for the glove and cut off the bottom and lined the inside with padding so it would be comfortable to wear.
For the rock-like texture, I used crumpled up paper and pretty much used a technique similar to papier maché, being careful not to smooth it out. It was looking pretty good until I painted everything. The only red paint I could find was glossy. A matte finish would've been better.
Oh, and I used plaster of paris in a toilet paper roll mold for the knuckles. When it was dry, I just sawed it up in four pieces that i sanded and roughed up a little with a file to simulate battle damage. A hot glue gun took care of the rest.
All that being said, please people, do not hesitate to ask questions about anything you see here. If enough interest has been generated, I may consider redoing everything and taking pics along the way to have a REAL instructable to go along with my slideshow.