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Image 2 of 3.
A reverse view of Image 1, compared to the other 3 images of the Wasp 45 Mag I've made atleast two changes. I shortened the slide and I moved the engraving to the side opposite of where it was originally.
I was originally afraid that the front sight would bump against the scope mount but by the time I finished I realized that fear was misplaced but I kept the shortened slide and elongated barrel as they were.
This would likely make for a fun gun to shoot in possibly most FPS's. I've always been a bit of a pistol man, but have always loved to use weapons with bigger fire power and larger magazine sizes like assault rifles and sniper rifles in games.
If it were possible I'd love to have this model turned into a prop or cosplay item or whatever. It'd be fun to own even though it wouldn't be a functional gun.
Modeled in Google Sketchup 7.
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Enjoy~
A reverse view of Image 1, compared to the other 3 images of the Wasp 45 Mag I've made atleast two changes. I shortened the slide and I moved the engraving to the side opposite of where it was originally.
I was originally afraid that the front sight would bump against the scope mount but by the time I finished I realized that fear was misplaced but I kept the shortened slide and elongated barrel as they were.
This would likely make for a fun gun to shoot in possibly most FPS's. I've always been a bit of a pistol man, but have always loved to use weapons with bigger fire power and larger magazine sizes like assault rifles and sniper rifles in games.
If it were possible I'd love to have this model turned into a prop or cosplay item or whatever. It'd be fun to own even though it wouldn't be a functional gun.
Modeled in Google Sketchup 7.
Modeled by
Enjoy~
Category Designs / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1020 x 630px
File Size 57.1 kB
It's not really a difficult process, and it'd be far, far cheaper than having someone else work up a model of it. In short, all you've gotta do is carve wax, put it in sand, and dump in molten metal. It'll take a little cleanup work, but you'll have a non-moving replica for little output of cash.
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