The modeling took me 10h and 2h for lighting and materials. Could someone tell me if this is a long time for something like this?
The revolver Is base off a game, I can’t find the page again so I can’t tell you what one :-s
http://www.flickr.com/photos/j-m-hardy/6077773375/in/photostream/lightbox/
Enjoy!
Would someone mind answering my question?
“The modeling took me 10h and 2h for lighting and materials. Could someone tell me if this is a long time for something like this?”
Maybe say how long would it take you?
reference photo black and gray. but your model’s colored! like toy! 
but not bad… I like it!
Yes I would say that 10 hours for something like this is a pretty decently long time for a model. But theres no rushing art right?
Anyways, depending on your workflow you can make something pretty amazing looking pretty fast.
Take for example a member Jeepster, he has a few of my favorite timelapses, and pretty amazing models. This is a timelapse of him sculpting, it’s pretty amazing what he can accomplish in 2 hours 
http://www.youtube.com/user/Jeepster3D#p/u/19/KL8phpVghIU
Model looks nice. I personally think the texture could use some roughing up as the gun looks too clean. Also, I believe the game you are thinking of is Darkwatch.
Really cool gun. Considering it’s a replica I would say it probably took a bit long, it’s not a complex model. But as Elemental said depends on your approach and workflow. I only model simple organic characters and they take me roughly an hour to create.
Thanks…Yes that’s the one Dark Watch, I have change the revolver lots. I did see what it was meant to look like, but i had a my own ideas for what I wanted. The style I had in my haed was for a cartoon/3D/Vampire like. It was the spicks that gave me the thought “Vampire”.
Roughing it up is a good idea!!
Thanks Elemental@Elementalnice timelapses!!!
Thank you its nice to know I need to speed up or look at my work flow, Big thanks
