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For the most part an accurate recreation of the Helghast STA-18 pistol. Some things are off which is intentional. Chambered in 9x19mm in a helical magazine.
Credit: Worklock for the ellipses
I got inspired by Shockwave's next build and is last build and this is what I cam up with. I started with the grip area, and the curved connection from the pistol grip to the stock and went from there. I borrowed the receiver from my MSRX338 Remedy build but rechambered to .308.. I think it turned out ok. Some parts might not be the best because I'm not feeling to well and my back is killing me so I just wanted to get this done. There is no scope or sights because its basically what you would see at a convention.
Credit:
Shockwave- bolt handle
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.
Variations of the JS-68 machine pistol.
TOP - JS-68Z
Tactical PDW chassis for the JS-68. Features an experimental anti-shielding EM beam for use against conventional kinetic shields, and a wire stock for firing control.
BOTTOM - JS-68W
Suppressor barrel for the JS-68. This model features a shortened 19 round magazine.
A revolver chambered in .454 Casull. Based on the Konstantin revolver by Sergey Kolesnik.
Credit: Shockwave for the lettering and trigger.
The latest in JS arms technology the MK308. It is a bullpup semi automatic rifle chambered in .308 as its name suggests. Inspired by a bullpup HK G3. Designed with the future in mind. The rifle is made with lightweight yet incredibly strong materials such as titanium, and titanium infused carbon fiber for the synthetic furniture. The optic features a triple function, red dot, holographic and ACOG like scope for a multitude of combat engagements, the optic also features a rechargebable battery pack with a small but powerful solar panel to recharge while just being in the sun. The rounds have a tungsten core for extra stopping power and armor penetrating capability, and uses standard brass casings. Using a 20 round mag as standard. Comes with an LED tac light also powered in similar fashion to the optic, it can be removed and replaced with a bi-pod, or laser if need be to free up some rail space. Comes with standard picatinny rails as to not necessitate the need to change any existing accessories or restrict them as such.
Credits:
Shockwave for the side rail, charging handle and brass deflector and muzzle break. As well as the Hi-Res picture.
If you want any part of the code, just ask, and if you use said part, please credit me.
I figured if I bought a Satriani guitar I could play more like him :) Not really but it's a slick machine regardless.
An unidentified JS works away with a loaded train in the desolate landscape that was the open-cast coal mine at Sandaoling in 2014.
Xinjiang province, China.
Further Improvements were made to the M612. Brought back the bar that wrapped around the tube magazine and barrel. Better quality materials, larger loading bay and ejection port to accommodate various size 12 gauge shells. Added more rails for various accessories. More tactical look with more ergonomic feel. Hold 5+1 3" 12 gauge shotshells. Adjustable cheek rest.
Credit
M0KII for the inspiration and receiver design.
Shockwave for the side and bottom rails.
Sorry for the lack of builds, I just have a lot going on in my life that I need to sort out and deal with so yeah. When/ if I feel like building I'll try my best to produce something of quality, hopefully equal to if not better than what you all have known me for.
EAST CHINA SEA (April 10, 2020) Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer JS Akebono (DD 108) sails next to amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6). America, flagship of the America Expeditionary Strike Group, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit team, is operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations to enhance interoperability with allies and partners and serve as a ready response force to defend peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Jonathan Berlier)
The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Takanami-class destroyer JS Takanami (DD-110), assigned to the Escort Division 6, Escort Flotilla 2, Fleet Escort Force, Self Defense Fleet based at Yokosuka Naval Base, departs from Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan to head toward middle east on February 2, 2020.
JS Takanami will conduct mission for gathering information to ensure safety for Japan-affiliated vessels in the Middle East from late February.