Props S1l3nt V1p3r's Br55 Battle Rifle W.i.p.
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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SprayNoob said:i think im in love with you and your battle rifle, (love triangle)let us adore your br in the make and party when it is completed
i dont think i have this but its in german
"halten Sie die gute Arbeit"
correct me if i am wrong
Hah, thanks man. xD
I don't know any German... So I don't know what you just said there.
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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Friendly said:
When I find a way to transfer pictures from the camera to my own PC. I usually transfer and upload using my fathers PC, but he took it with him when he went to work off shore. (He works on an oil platform). I'll see what I can do about that issue.
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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Ah, finally... Somehow Linux doesn't let me transfer pictures, so I had to change the OS and use Vista instead. Only problem was that Vista is slow... But I had no other option. But enough talking, more showing!
In this picture, you can see where I have spackeled a few areas on the BR, to hide grains and holes. But more Spackeling will commence once I have glued all the piceces together, and when I'm satisfied.
Here is another picture, where you can see the front grip is glued into place. It is currently filed and sanded down, but this is an old picture.
Here is the Clip, and the decals are just glued onto it. The entire clip is currently more or less done, but this picture too is old.
And here is the godly BR, with a godly light shining on it.
A video will be posted soon, but it has more than the BR in it. Just wait a moment, and I'll have it up.
*UPDATE*
Video Time nao plx? :3
In this picture, you can see where I have spackeled a few areas on the BR, to hide grains and holes. But more Spackeling will commence once I have glued all the piceces together, and when I'm satisfied.
Here is another picture, where you can see the front grip is glued into place. It is currently filed and sanded down, but this is an old picture.
Here is the Clip, and the decals are just glued onto it. The entire clip is currently more or less done, but this picture too is old.
And here is the godly BR, with a godly light shining on it.
A video will be posted soon, but it has more than the BR in it. Just wait a moment, and I'll have it up.
*UPDATE*
Video Time nao plx? :3
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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Friendly said:
Just don't give up on your own projects. You can always become better at what you're doing.
And for Materials, use 4mm thick plywood and 12mm thick splint wood plates. (Splint plates are made of recycled wood splinters. Try searching at your local wood dealer.
)I will write a tutorial now as I post this.
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smick6
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S1l3nt V1p3r said:Just don't give up on your own projects. You can always become better at what you're doing.
And for Materials, use 4mm thick plywood and 12mm thick splint wood plates. (Splint plates are made of recycled wood splinters. Try searching at your local wood dealer.
I will write a tutorial now as I post this.
Hey V1p3r have you ever used MDF? You should check it out. Its super smooth on both sides, cuts like wood and paints really well after sealing. It might be usefull on your builds.
Keep up the good work it looks great.
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swampbilly
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thats funny last week i started building my wood and steel battle rifle.....damn and you beat me to it....competition competition.....haha
S1l3nt V1p3r
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smick6 said:
Thanks Smick, your builds are awesome as well. ;D
MDF? Never heard of it. What does it stand for? And what kind of material is it?
HELL JUMPER said:
Do you have any progress pictures to show us?
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smick6
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S1l3nt V1p3r said:Thanks Smick, your builds are awesome as well. ;D
MDF? Never heard of it. What does it stand for? And what kind of material is it?
Do you have any progress pictures to show us?
Medium density fiberboard. It is a wood based product. Its like super fine wood material with some sort of bonding agent that holds it together. I use it alot. I find it easier to build with. Alot of people use it in custom auto interiors, like for surrounds, cabinets and under door panels. One of the best parts about it is there is no grain. Most home improvement store carry it, but it depends were you are.
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Gearsofkombat
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that BR is gonna be good!
S1l3nt V1p3r
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smick6 said:
Oh wow, that IS what I use! I didn't know what it was called. xD
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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JSwift said:
You are right. I am using MDF, but I did not realize that until now. :rolleyes
Time to edit the Tutorial!
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SGT Razor
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S1l3nt V1p3r said:Just don't give up on your own projects. You can always become better at what you're doing.
And for Materials, use 4mm thick plywood and 12mm thick splint wood plates. (Splint plates are made of recycled wood splinters. Try searching at your local wood dealer.
I will write a tutorial now as I post this.
Oh, no. I'm not giving up. This will turn into a s1l3nt c0mp3t1t10n.
I'll be trying to make mine better in every way possible, but you wouldn't know it... except now you know it...
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S1l3nt V1p3r
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Friendly said:Oh, no. I'm not giving up. This will turn into a s1l3nt c0mp3t1t10n.
Good, good.
Just keep improving what you think is good. You'll be surprised how much it can be improved.
I remember when I first made the Magnum. At first I thought it was good, and that I didn't have to do more work on it. Then I realized that it sucked, and I made a new one. And the new one is just getting better and better!
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