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A futuristic lever action rifle that fires
45-70 Gov't. Credit goes to (PMG) Jake for the barrel and inspiration for the lever action.
This is my dream pistol plain and simple, everything I'd want in a handgun and here you have it. The Osprey suppressor is probably the only one that I like. It works so well with the slide.
100% PMG no white shapes.
Credit: Davidman72 for the Kimber warrior base.
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The future Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Maya-class guided-missile destroyer JS Maya (DDG-179) arrives at Negishi Bay, Japan, June 14, 2019, after the first sea trial was over.
Ligier European Series - Race 1.
Team: LR Motorsport
Drivers: M. QUONDAMCARLO/S. VULLO JODY
Car: Ligier JS P4
This little fellow toyed with me for about 20 minutes before finally posing for a shot. There's a small trap door above him that he would pull down to hide himself. I'd gently pull it back open with the tip of a leaf and put my camera back up to shoot him and he'd just pull it right back down.
Meh, I think I'm losing my touch. But this is a long delayed request from Amy, a modern bolt action with old styled handguard and stock with competition sights.
A bullpup rifle that could be used for a variety of roles, battle rifle, DMR, AR, etc. Chambered in .308.
Credit:
Shockwave- Flash hider and charging handle
I'm quite proud of this one, don't mean to boast, was a pretty quick build honestly. I think it turned out fairly well.
The updated version of th JS MSR1A1, with new barrel housing (Dethklaus), and new stock. Handguard is the roughly the same (Huipesda) and new scope modified from Kevintk's Sweetwater scope. pastie.org/1280278
JS locomotive #8225 takes on water at Dongbolizhan before beginning another day of hauling coal.
Sandaoling China - January 2018
The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Shirase-class icebreaker JS Shirase (AGB-5003) is moored at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, August 5, 2017.
WAMX 4233 is slowly drifting down the hill into Janesville as it leads a 124 car Y302 through Janesville Sand and Gravel. This day's Y302 grabbed a set of cars up in Milton, combined them with the rest of the Chicago's in Rotamer and finished the day by staging the train in Avalon.
Off in the distance, the train curves off towards the right side of the frame at a location called Anderson. Here, the Milwaukee Road line from Milton Junction crossed the Chicago and North Western line from Fon Du Lac at grade. The Milwaukee tracks then made a broad curve through JS&G, while the North Western took a more direct route down the hill. Near the bottom, both lines met again and paralleled each other, crossing the Rock River on a shared bridge.
At some point during the WICT era, the Milwaukee route through JS&G washed out. Rather than rebuild the line, the WICT opted to operate over the C&NW from Anderson down to Jackson Street. Before coming down the hill, all WSOR trains must attempt to call the Union Pacific and ask for permission to occupy the track. Most times, no one answers and trains simply coast down the hill.
The beginning of the descent down to the Rock River begins at Roatmer. From this short flat spot, the tracks dip down to about 0.7% as they pass under the interstate before leveling out to 0.3% for the former North Western crossing. Once on the UP, the shallow grade continues before dipping down to about 0.6% again back in JS&G (you can see the transition in the distance) all the way to the bridge.
Well folks. You know what this means. I thought I'd go out with a bang, no pun intended. This to me, is my stepping stone to new things. Things, that I need to concentrate on. So, this is my final goodbye. The last any of you will see or hear from me. And, I know its a sad day. But chin up, I am sure there are people who can easily fill the space I left behind. And I was told I was an inspirational figure. Well, then that's my legacy.
Jake-SPW- Friend, considered brother, acquaintance or even some peoples enemy. I've seen this group through so much. Seen its peak (of when I was here), seen its darkest times, and seen it through its amazing growth. From 250 members to 1800 and counting. Wow, what a marvelous sight.
Duke, Mayo, Beck, Stirling, HStrang, Robbe, Simeon, Woitek, Worlock, Ribbitz, Garde and Zorg. While some of us never spoke. And others on a mostly daily basis. You were all friends, mentors and great people. Teaching all, keeping peace and watching over us. Other notable members that I have come to befriend:
RyanR.Warner: He was the one who basically gave me a hand from day one. He was an innovative builder. And a very friendly person.
Anamirian: She became such a great friend to me, we've seen each other through good and bad times. And tbh, I consider her family.
Skye: To me, she was/ is the mother of PMG Flickr. And a great friend, we've shared many laughs and stories.
Malachi: He is another person I consider a mentor, and I befriended him very early on. We may not have talked all that much recently, but friends nonetheless.
Kieran: Mah bro, my wingman. tbh, I don't remember one convo where I haven't laughed. He is a very funny guy, and a great builder, and most important of all. A great friend.
Latchee: I remember all those tinychat convos we had, while they might be abundant, they were truly funny, and great times. He is probably the most inventive builder out there.
Woitek: Amy. I've known her for quite some time, almost a year, and seen her rise to the top. And she deserves that light. She is a great friend, mentor, builder.
Beck. At first we didn't talk much, or at all, but in the past few months, we started talking. He's my bro, He has been a spectacular mod. And was there since the founding of SPW, the greatest PMG company to date. And I am proud to have been apart of it.
Kevin: The Father of Sweetwater. The forfront of skill. One of the gods of PMG. We almost never talked, but still, he was/ is an awesome guy.
Wiikling. Another god of PMG. His designs are revolutionary. And is a mentor to most.
I am sorry if I didn't mention those who should have. But just know, that all of you are great people, fun to talk to, fun to debate with. And fun sharing ideas with. And, even though I have had my bad times, and good times, it was the greatest almost 2 years of my life.
And now, this legend lives on in the memory of those to rise to greatness.
PMG'ers never die, nor are they forgotten. They live on in the spirits of their successors.
To all those who read this, or take the time to. I thank you. I hope my words carry on, and maybe send a message, or teach a moral.
Credit: Keeb for the Cylinder, and Arch for the Cheekrest.
Well, after a few months of no builds, I finally got around to making something. And I am damn proud of it. Thanks to several people for all their input which definitely made this rifle so much better. Clearly inspired by the STA-52 assault rifle from Killzone 2, and Dethklaus' STA-52 based shotgun.
Credit:
Dethklaus: base inspiration and mag
Benjoo: Battlelink Stock
Shockwave: Charging handle, G36 selector and trigger guard.
Martim: trigger idea
Dukeleto: G36 scope part.