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    • iichiversiiI Offline
      iichiversii
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      I found this link to another forum with our same Arguement, again it's more or less the same as our discussion, 1 individual claims the Bren influenced the StG44 and then both influenced the AK47, this would make us both right lol, Another says the mechanism of the AK47 and Bren are different but I know this is a false statement as iv had hands in both and the mechanism is the same, but it seems to be an ongoing discussion, I remember hearing yrs ago when I was a reservist that the AK47 was a reverse engineered bren gun which was captured, but the link mike posted replaces the bren with the same story, strange, but I will add the mechanism of the bren and AK are the same so if it were the StG44 they reverse engineered to influence the AK it makes no sense since its a completely different mechanism inside, but bare in mind that the AK is smaller in size compared to the Bren and similar in size to the StG44, so what could of happened here is the Russians wanted an assault rifle like the StG44 but used the mechanism of a Bren to better it, the mechanism of a Bren and AK are a very rugged weapon due to its mechanism, who really knows the real answer to this, maybe we are both right or mikes wrong πŸ˜„

      Bring on the Rain...

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      • sh00ksS Offline
        sh00ks
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        Cool, gun nuts πŸ˜„ πŸ‘

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        • Mike AmosM Offline
          Mike Amos
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          Not a 'gun nut' as you put it, I just had a lot of time firing and cleaning a fairly diverse selection as part of my job. Biggest gun I was qualified on was the Chieftain and Challenger 120mm. They do tend to mess up what they hit. They also take a load of time cleaning and then some.

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          • sh00ksS Offline
            sh00ks
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            Compared to my knowledge of guns, you are a gunnut to me πŸ˜‰

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            • P Offline
              PALADIN_BS
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              Just started a new WIP. Again opinions very much welcome.

              http://i50.tinypic.com/w1cqoj.jpg

              http://i49.tinypic.com/2h7lxts.jpg

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              • Mike AmosM Offline
                Mike Amos
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                Depending on the location of the rear sight, you may want to make the front sight a bit taller otherwise it would not be seen by the firer.

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                • L Offline
                  liam887
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                  @paladin_bs said:

                  Just started a new WIP. Again opinions very much welcome.

                  http://i50.tinypic.com/w1cqoj.jpg

                  http://i49.tinypic.com/2h7lxts.jpg

                  looks good, is this not sketchup however?

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                  • KrisidiousK Offline
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                    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/30/3d_printed_assault_rifle/

                    now just print it out on your 3D Printer and you're ready to go. crazy.

                    By: Kristoff Rand
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                    • P Offline
                      PALADIN_BS
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                      @liam887 said:

                      looks good, is this not sketchup however?

                      It was made completely in Sketchup. I just imported to 3DS Max 12 because it looked better.

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                        liam887
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                        @paladin_bs said:

                        @liam887 said:

                        looks good, is this not sketchup however?

                        It was made completely in Sketchup. I just imported to 3DS Max 12 because it looked better.

                        Oh ok, have you tried rendering it yet?

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                          PALADIN_BS
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                          Redid it to make it better suited for gaming. In essence I made it of components to lower the poly count. Anyway here it is in sketchup and in 3DS Max.

                          http://i47.tinypic.com/2zhl34n.jpg

                          http://i47.tinypic.com/x6a53q.jpg

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