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This seemed the easiest way to check whether the rack design was strong enough to support the weight of a person.
Check out how the gun balances on the drum. I need to cut a new and taller bipod proto, don't I?
I'm not posting these to elicit suggestions as to how they can be changed, so please do not offer any.
A very rough proof-of-concept model, created to push the limits of the human body with a robotic skeleton.
More pics: imgur.com/a/EPm9C
A tablescrap I made because I really wanted to make a Technic Figure mech/exo skeleton.
Side note: This thing was a bitch to photograph. Bright colors hate my camera, apparently.
Prototype 'Pacer', Class 140 No. 140001 stands in Tyseley on 3rd August 1981 while working a Stratford-upon-Avon to Birmingham Moor Street diagram. This unit is now preserved on the keith & Dufftown Railway. Copyright photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Black M60 w/DOG Ammo Can & black bipod
Black RPD (v2) with removable drum and black bipod
BOTH ARE PROTOTYPES. As of now, only Dan at Brickmania has the M60.
Check with him if you are looking to make one of them your very own.
I'll rev these designs in the coming weeks and months, to tighten them up to my standards. Until then, please do not ask me when they will be available, If you do, you will be blocked because it will show me that you can't be bothered to read this first.
The next proto mold of the RPD will be overmolded, and have brown stocks (both fore and rear).
These prototype Glass Houses at the HortPark are used to grow temperature flowers under controlled conditions as a research station to be used at the upcoming Marina Gardens by the Bay.
One of my most difficult overmolds to date. This one took 3 mold sets to get right.
Tubes are 1/8" aluminum, overmolded with black ABS. The shoulder launcher frame is pinned to the tubes through the cylindrical blocks surrounding the tubes. The tubes are not removable for reloading.
Monopod is positionable, and removable.
The tube sets can be injected with just the end caps, and the orifices, giving you the look of a handheld reload.
An automatic flower watering can with a small rope in the rubber drainage it works perfect when a wlile from home , the plants have water .
Thanks for the visit
This is one of the many, quite varying prototypes that led to the 1000MB.
@Škoda museum Mladá Boleslav
The V2 is a bit shorter, and the drum is not as deep. The drums are both removable.
I may do another rev. We'll see.
The pivot point is moved slightly forward on this version, to allow the ammo belt to feed without obstruction. The racking slot is also not as deep, to allow it to mold without sinking.
It is a PROTOTYPE. Once all of the kinks are worked out, only then will it see production.
So here's my collection! I actually started the first year I joined flickr, but this passed year I really tried to collect some. I am looking for M16 prototypes. So if you have any, send me a FM!
-Matthew
Alright here are the renders for the PKM I'm going to have made. Removable box mag and bipod. Will come in solid black and overmolded grips/stock. Let me know what you think of the weapons design itself. Thanks everyone!
The rumors are true: Will has created another WWII icon, the German MG34! The MG42 has proven to be extremely popular with builders, so Will thought you guys might like another German LMG to give your troops some variety.
The V2 is a bit shorter, and the drum is not as deep. The drums are both removable.
I may do another rev. We'll see.
Acrylic marker and collage on paper 9.75" x 6.75" June 17, 2020 www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-Prototype/292357/7762118/view
NOT FOR TRADE
The sprues on the bottom are given to me by Andrew Somers. The wireframes... I kind of overdosed on at WWB Anaheim, and so I have a lot of them. Most of my over molds are not for trade.
THESE ARE TESTS - NOT BRICKARMS PRODUCTION ITEMS
Some colors for Catsy's testing tonight. The metallic-looking ones are actually trans-clear with a dark vein.
Progress Report: The stands are starting to stick in the mold. I don't know why, but it is not good. I've made sure there is a bit of draft on the studs, but maybe not enough. If I can't fix it, may have to redesign the test mold and add an ejection plate and pin.
One of four WWII-era Soviet weapons.
It can be seen at BrickFair Alabama (Jan 13-15), at the GI Brick and Brickmania tables. They are NOT for sale, and will NOT be given away there.
It is currently ONLY A PROTOTYPE, but I MAY include it as a special item in an upcoming WWII-themed BrickArms pack.
I'VE DONE IT! I FOUND CANTERBURY BELLE! I HAVE ALL 6 PROTOTYPE GIRLS!! My dream come true!
Many more pictures to come as soon as I sort through them all. I've taken so many and don't have the energy right now!
If anyone out there has other Rose-Petal Place or Bubble Belles prototypes or maybe artwork or anything of the like and would like to trade, please let me know! I would be willing to trade a Marigold and Cherry Blossom for other rare items!
SierraMartin Industries prototype 'Phantasma' A15ST stealth tank was a design submitted to the the Guild's Coordinated Design Office for the Guild's open stealth tank design category. Utilizing a previously existing chassis design, and simply mounting new stealth hardware to it, SierraMartin hoped to capitalize on an existing technology to cut costs. Ultimately, the design was not approved, and failed to advance to the next round in the competition.
Armnaments:
x2 Overpressure shock-wave missile system. (Turret mounted)
x1 large bore (320mm) rail gun (Hull mounted to hide residual plasma heat after firing.)