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Fiberglass but it also depends on how much fiberglass sheets you use. 2-3 makes it very strong. rondo can take up a lot of space and add a lot of weight to get the same strength. I use a little of both add a little more resin to the bondo and use the runnier bondo instead of the fiberglass resin...

Yup Exactly what its from

According to the Halo Wiki The MA37, which is the Reach AR, is 80 cm which is 31.5 inches which is very comfortable

Hey M-071, the M247H (aka Jorge's gun) is a 7.62x51 mm(or a .308 civilian round). just thought you would like to know that it isn't a 50 caliber round for that prop. http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/M247H_Heavy_Machine_Gun

Akademee you dont have to worry 343 has already stated they arent going to do that, cause they said it would ruin the entire story too

as an A5 owner my self i have to agree with Frosty. Build a clam shell for the reciever but for things like the upper rail you can just build that as one piece. Also you could try and make a DMR(prop) mold two haves and go from there. you are also going to need an electronic trigger and a...

walked out at 1:45 saw how part of it was gone went back inside 30 mins later to much cloud cover

Nice file i would recomend adding a small shelf facing inwards around the back end save a little bit of hassle with getting a even inside bondo coat

I second Republic commando series it kinda sucks the last book aint gonna be finished

i find it best to scale it by width using my shoulders and a picture and eyeballing it cause hight is a tad trickier

could you place the file on a different hosting site? (4 shared is prefreable)

Frigate looks amazing ill start asap

i would have narrowed the neck gaurd area (mesh15 geometry90 on pep viewer) to allow more space for the neck

No im not but i was still testing while its in paper form, but ive started to conside making the inisde out of rubber so it should still work, but thanks for the help

That looks great, and i think its even better that your doing it for a wwII vet