Stickyreiss said:IM DRUNK FUCK YES, AND I WENT TO SEE THE ROGER WATERS (Pink Floyd) THE WALL SHOW
IF YOU WANT ME TO GET WASTED AGAIN AND MAKE SOMETHING IN PMG FOR SHITS AND GIGGLES JUST LET ME KNOW
HERE IS SOME OLD SHIT IN THE MEAN TIME
I don't know how you do this. Amazing job on that camo and the wheels!toryu said:T-90...
100% PMG
Superb blending and shapes, but I'm concerned about that little flap. It looks really flimsy, and it's expose the firing chamber to the shooter's face if it comes off.Sn1P3r M98 said:I made a single barrel shotgun for fun today. It is unique in the sense that instead of folding the barrel, a flap pops up to allow an insertion of a new shell. The little box under the flap is pushed back to eject the old shell. How do you think it looks? The code is saved, so adjustments can be made. I think it is chambered for 8 gauge, by looks of the shell size. I may also convert it to a 40mm grenade launcher.
That's something I was wondering about too. I'll see if I can find a heavier material to use for that, or something that fits better.NimbleJack3 said:Superb blending and shapes, but I'm concerned about that little flap. It looks really flimsy, and it's expose the firing chamber to the shooter's face if it comes off.Sn1P3r M98 said:I made a single barrel shotgun for fun today. It is unique in the sense that instead of folding the barrel, a flap pops up to allow an insertion of a new shell. The little box under the flap is pushed back to eject the old shell. How do you think it looks? The code is saved, so adjustments can be made. I think it is chambered for 8 gauge, by looks of the shell size. I may also convert it to a 40mm grenade launcher.
There you go. The flap looks more stable and the shell rack is an improvement. I was curious, though; you said that in order to eject a shell, you pull the little lever above the trigger, right? Personally I can see that getting really inconvenient as you would take your firing hand off of the trigger to pump the shotgun. In stead of pump-action, it would be bolt-action.Sn1P3r M98 said:There, I've upgraded my shotgun. The loading flap was made stronger and I added a shell rack on the side. Does that look better?
EDIT: I may have put those shells in the rack backwards. Oh well.
No, you didn't read it wrong. I think I would put the "bolt" on the other side along with the shell rack for a right handed version. I'm pretty sure that makes this bolt action though, as you lift the plate up and push the "bolt" back and up.sooperman said:There you go. The flap looks more stable and the shell rack is an improvement. I was curious, though; you said that in order to eject a shell, you pull the little lever above the trigger, right? Personally I can see that getting really inconvenient as you would take your firing hand off of the trigger to pump the shotgun. In stead of pump-action, it would be bolt-action.Sn1P3r M98 said:There, I've upgraded my shotgun. The loading flap was made stronger and I added a shell rack on the side. Does that look better?
EDIT: I may have put those shells in the rack backwards. Oh well.
Did I read that wrong?
Wow, that's brilliant. I love the shape of the tank, and the barbed wire looks great. Keep it up, man.toryu said:M2 Bradley
Wow, it's good to see you here again. You've create some fine-looking guns - your MG is solid and couldn't look better. My only nitpick is the size of the ammo box, as it seems too small for an MG role.DanielPowell33 said:Heavy MG
Crossbow
I'm really happy about how the stock and grip came out, but not so much on the bow part. Couldn't really figure out a better way to make a bow look like a bow from the side like that.
Thanks, glad you like it. Here's a slightly edited version, with a lightweight stock...NimbleJack3 said:
