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Much detail to be added. but you get the idea.
somehow is 600 polys. and it's actually near done, because it's really that low-detailed even as the concept. Might try to throw some spice in there somewhere
looks a little small. maybe add a butt on the back end?
thought about it. but probably wont. maybe a sholder strap
well in my eyes shooting a gun with a pistol grip is gonna hurt after a bit. shooting a HMG with a pistol grip is gonna blow off your hand. or at least throw your aim waaaay off. but its your model, and it will probly look better without the butt anywas. i have a thing about realizm tho, and now im ranting on dont worry aboot what i say just go ahead and do your thing. its lookin good so far. keep up the good work!
This is the FUTURE!!!! we can do anything 
| QUOTE (Chubbieboi @ Apr 11 2004, 06:05 AM) |
| This is the FUTURE!!!! we can do anything |
... nanites?
maybe a little more detail on the clip... but that's not really a *must*
| QUOTE (CaptainPanaka @ Apr 10 2004, 09:55 PM) | ||
... nanites? |
nanites are the answer to all loopholes in NS
if you see a marine fly 50 feet away from an onos hit but not take a hint of damage, its cuz of nanites
when a gun goes through the marines hands, its nanites
when an explosion that would normally dissintigrate a person does nothing to you, its cuz of nanites,
so obviously, the gun is held in place by the nanites in your arm which form a shock absorbing piece of thing that sends the force to the surroundings through "nanitical" means which gives you near perfect aim
THERE ARE NO LOOPHOLES
edit: nice model, a bit more detail would be nice though...something to kick it up a notch...perhaps some nice anims...
ever think the gun has the m249b anti-recoil system? 300 rounds/minute on a pistol grip felt pretty comfy to me...
lol chanty yes there are
there are many loopholes...everything has loopholes
there are many loopholes...everything has loopholes
i wanna see this thing finished
it will be finished. And i know the clip looks a bit dull. what to add? a handle?
The back-end of the gaussrifle?
reference image pls?
folding stock anyone?
folded
w00 Carbine style!!!
fav WW2 gun
fav WW2 gun
| QUOTE (Delarosa @ Apr 11 2004, 12:32 AM) |
| ever think the gun has the m249b anti-recoil system? 300 rounds/minute on a pistol grip felt pretty comfy to me... |
if you shot it at that rate, i would HATE to see the price on the ammo you used
well people should i leave as is or what should i add? I'm lost in what it needs. (besides the trigger, i always leave that till last for some reason.
Looks a little flimsy to be steadying an automatic weapon. Maybe make it a little thicker. Half solid, slides in to the gun. The other half folds over.
| QUOTE (CForrester @ Apr 11 2004, 11:37 AM) |
| Looks a little flimsy to be steadying an automatic weapon. Maybe make it a little thicker. Half solid, slides in to the gun. The other half folds over. |
the stock? that was an afterthought anyway. I planned on having a shoulderstrap and not the folding stock. although here it is, bigger, and with a ejection converter, so you dont get a hot shelll in your arm if you're a lefty. The ejection converter as well holds teh mag inplace, rotate it backwards and the clip falls out. all the way forward and it's locked inplace.
side
Thanks for all the feedback ¬_¬
now which do you think is better: folding stock (i think it is)
now which do you think is better: folding stock (i think it is)
or the rigid stock
Folding is better, it seems unrealistic to have it for an hmg though but it still looks better
yep... folded is better. but... why is the stock turned upside down? 
erm... just how i modeled it. fix it in a min
ah... okay
Final w/pc.
Unmeshed .MS3D
Please someone skinmesh it for I havent the patience right now. (and yes smoothing groups are wact out right now.)
Unmeshed .MS3D
Please someone skinmesh it for I havent the patience right now. (and yes smoothing groups are wact out right now.)
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