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Androsov β Submachine gun 'Maximich'
Published: 2009-09-28 20:12:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 2199; Favourites: 74; Downloads: 23
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Ligth version of Maxim machinegun.Related content
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since i first saw this i've been thinking of modifying a nerf rampage or raider to be something based on this. said nerf guns are based loosely on the Sterling SMG.Β put a watter cooling shroud on it, shield or no shield, similar sights, and make the pump grip more like a traditional shotgun's pump grip, and it should work
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thanks. i hope so. executing it might push me into "i barely know what the fuck i'm doing" territory but your drawing, the source material, is cool and sticks in my mind like a catchy melody so that should keep me going at least.Β would you be willing to draw this piece from other angles?
The Nerf Rampage watercooled sterling idea would have a curved magazine. apparently there's an aftermarket seller in china that sells large functional curved nerf mags now. they look like overgrown stanag mags but in a nerf context it could be like an approximation of an AK mag.Β A distorted water cooled sterling with an AK mag.Β perhaps just crazy enough to work.Β Not sure what i'd do for a wire frame stock though. if there's a way to adapt a real folding AK stock to it, maybe i'd do that.Β
Keep up the good work.Β please let me know if you're able to draw other views of this SMG
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androsov.deviantart.com/art/Stβ¦
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hah! excellent.Β thank you.
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needs a version of the a boxed mag under the existing pistol mag
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Great design! Not too over designed, looks like it good be real!
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Hehe. This looks so cute.
Quite inspirational as well. :3
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I love it! made me chuckle. Where did you get the idea for the stock?
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The source of my inspiration - the wheel mount Sokolov
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any time, keep up the good work
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Would have been cooler with a little belt of pistol cartridges hanging over the side.
Still great.
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