Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]

NimbleJack3

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Smagmuck08 said:
<spoiler=Super Mega Spoilers>
<spoiler=98 Bravo>http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/33/98bravothermal.jpg
<spoiler=ACR>http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/6443/acrforereddot.jpg
<spoiler=AK 47>http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/5728/ak47holofore.jpg
<spoiler=AK 74>http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/3875/ak74.jpg
<spoiler=Ak 74U>http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/9937/ak74ufore.jpg
<spoiler=CQBR>http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/1082/cqbrfore.jpg
<spoiler=Draganov>http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/401/dragonov.jpg
<spoiler=HK 416>http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/3006/hk416scilencedfore.jpg
<spoiler=HK 417>http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/1580/hk417holom203.jpg
<spoiler=M4>http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/8306/m4reddotfore.jpg
<spoiler=M16>http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/4880/m16thermalm203.jpg
<spoiler=M200>http://img693.imageshack.us/img693/2338/m200scoped.jpg
<spoiler=Mk. 13 Standalone>http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/1859/mk13standaloneacoglaser.jpg
<spoiler=MP5>http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/3706/mp5reddot.jpg
<spoiler=SCAR-H>http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/1241/scarhreddotmk13.jpg
<spoiler=SCAR-L>http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/2502/scarlmk13holo.jpg
<spoiler=SR 25>http://img693.imageshack.us/img693/1391/sr25scopedfore.jpg


Please Critisize these creations...
Okie dokies, here I go...

98 Bravo - A bit generic, not much change. The pistol grip is slightly off, also.

ACR - The stock seems lacking, and the foregrip looks awkward, but otherwise it's good.

AKM - I do enjoy the AK holographic, but the foregrip is too far up. Try to bring it down. Good RIS positioning, though.

AK74 - Great stuff, good use of colours. I like it.

AK74u - The stock has not been moved all they way down, I'm pretty sure it's a U shape and can go all the way. Otherwise, good.

CQBR - The MOE stock is a little bit too far down, it should be centered on the buffer tube. I like how you've left space for attachments and customization.

Dragonov - The white colours are a good pick, although it make the stock look like it's pasted on rather than a part of the gun. Also, I don't like the little bits of white left on the hole in the handguard.

HK416 - Again, you've put the stock just a little bit too low, but I like the look of the barrel and suppressor.

HK417 - I like the solid-looking front with the grenade launcher, but the sparse back aesthetically unbalances it for me.

M4 - I'm not sure that the front iron sight should be there when using a red dot. I could be wrong, though.

M16 - Looks good, no technical errors.

M2000 - The pistol grip isn't really attached properly, and the scope is too far forward. However, the barrel looks great.

MK13 Standalone - Your ACOG is a bit too far back, but otherwise the design is good.

MP5 - I like the style of the handguard and stock, but the top rail is meant to be down a bit more until it's straddling the top of the gun.

SCAR-H - You've positioned the folded stock right, but the grenade launcher trigger is a bit iffy. Red dot needs to be higher too.

SCAR-L - The addition of a holo sight is good, and the grenade launcher is a bit better.

SR25 - The handgrip is a bit too short to be useful, but the rest of the rile is well made.
 

Atvomat_Nikonov

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A line of modernised AK-47 variants, named MODAK. Customised recievers yet again :D. Lower is AK47 v3 and upper is AKM. It gives them a subtle difference.
 

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I can't leave without this thread devolving into /b/
I'm arming a small strike force to remove the Oppositional Force and get this thread back on topic, whose with me?





 

NimbleJack3

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I call dibs on tank!

Also, new gun:

Bulldog USE Service Rifle
Produced for the United States of Europe during the battle of Luxembourg in WW3, this bullpup rifle was issued to every SAS unit deployed via orbital drop because it resists massive heat and g-forces. The rifle uses an electrically fired and cycled design copied from the Ninhon corp's AA turrets, but uses a box magazine instead of the 5,000,000-round drums of the turrets.
It fires a small-caliber copper round that is dosed with radiation via a lead-lined fuel rod that circles the first stage of the barrel. A secondary trigger located on the foregrip opens a venting port for the rod, with heat levels smartlinked to the 4x scope. The barrel accepts Canary model suppressors.
Note that civilian use or purchase was made illegal in 2079 due to a high rate of mutation from frequent exposure to the venting port.



 

ygetoff

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[http://img12.imageshack.us/i/myweapon37.jpg/]
[http://img301.imageshack.us/i/myweapon36.jpg/]
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Exhibit: Two Weapons used by the opposing forces during the First Landing War

Part A: L223
(fully intact, with removed inner firing mechanism for safety)

The L223 was used by forces of the Greater United Kingdom (the original islands plus principalities conquered before 2219). It fired small titanium (later copper due to titanium manufacturing issues) shells which would pass through a a barrel chamber encircled by radioactive material (exact material is classified). This gave the bullets themselves minor amounts of radioactivity, causing sickness in injured targets and also interfered with radiogram scanners in enemy vehicles. Due to they complicated firing mechanism and the lengthy cool-down between shots, it had two inner barrels that increased fire rate to acceptable levels. The large flash-hider/recoil reducer on the end also serves to cover the ends of the barrels, which would get quite hot during extended firing. The weapon supported 50, 75, or 125-round drum magazines. Standard rail attachments besides the scope can be used. An interesting note is the innovative underslung anti-armor launcher, which fired a small, armor-piercing rocket. Due to a problem with the radioactivity chamber overheating, a cooling hatch was later added.

Part B: M2227A3
(fully intact, shown with various attachments)

Developed in 2227, this weapon was the first fully-portable railgun in service in any armed force. Developed by the US military, it was based on the design of stolen L219s (a short-lived railgun prototype, replaced by the L223). It used rounds made of an undisclosed experimental alloy, which was not only extremely hard, but also highly magnetic. This was then accelerated through the magnetic barrel lining (models past the M2227A2 also had a radioactivity chamber similar to the one used for the L223) and was fired out. Due to this design, it was relatively quiet (especially compared to other weapons of the time, like the AeK-218, and the L223) and had little recoil. However, it was very heavy, and extended fully automatic firing could only be achieved with a bipod and with the cooling hatch open. The model shown features the M403 grenade launcher, accepting fragmentation, HE, chemical, or MN (minor nuclear) rifle grenades. It used a 150-round box magazine.
 

NimbleJack3

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ygetoff said:
[http://img12.imageshack.us/i/myweapon37.jpg/]
[http://img301.imageshack.us/i/myweapon36.jpg/]
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Exhibit: Two Weapons used by the opposing forces during the First Landing War

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Hey, great backstory mate. I love this sort of stuff. Wanna collaborate on a single continuity?
 

dalek sec

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Atvomat_Nikonov said:
It's third from the right on the top row, it's default.
Just wondering but do you know the code for that bright yellow I saw on a few guns a couple of pages back?
 

Atvomat_Nikonov

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dalek sec said:
Atvomat_Nikonov said:
It's third from the right on the top row, it's default.
Just wondering but do you know the code for that bright yellow I saw on a few guns a couple of pages back?
There was a hexadecimal colour chart a few pages back, that's where I got my sky colours for my RIS skyline.
 

TheRightToArmBears

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Yay for this. Stickyreiss, count me in.

And if you think that wasn't enough, here are some classics... The entire Compensator series!

The original


M.A.N Edition


Needledick Edition


The Testosterone Edition


The UberCompensator, with a pistol


The (somewhat lost) Mk.IIII


The Shotgun.
Yeah, they're ridiculous. And jesus, some of them are old! In fact, the firt Compensator is from page 6, post 197 on the 17 August 2009 0:51am. Still, Gears of War ain't got nothin' on me!
 

the monopoly guy

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I've been making more and gotten a couple friends hooked on it. I don't really think that these are that good but I'll post them anyways.


I didn't really like this one too much
I kind of imagine that to be a sort of holographic sight
This is the first weapon I made using the new version
I quite like hot the pistol turned out