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dalamace wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 12:34 pm Hello everyone,

Today I've drawn the FN SCAR-H STD and the CETME Ameli LMG:

Any errors such as the colours, please do point out!

Is this AMELI an N-A or N-B, did’nt you mix pistol grip and flash hider ?
It lacks the bipod, and a bit of nuance between plastic parts and paint (for my taste)

Hello,

Caddaric79 wrote: ↑September 20th, 2020, 1:23 am Is this AMELI an N-A or N-B, did’nt you mix pistol grip and flash hider ?
It lacks the bipod, and a bit of nuance between plastic parts and paint (for my taste)

My mistake, it'd seem that the reference I have was a mixture of both NA and NB. I have made another one with several variants. I have some issue trying to find the correct bipod for each gun and the reference I have was missing it but I will hopefully try to draw one. As for the paint, I cannot really differentiate between the colours so if you can help me there, it'd be great.



And here's the MG3, also missing a bipod.



Please do tell me any errors and I will hopefully get cracking on making a bipod.

Thanks

Has anyone ever made a list of calibers that included 9x39mm?

rykko20 wrote: ↑October 19th, 2020, 1:49 pm Has anyone ever made a list of calibers that included 9x39mm?

http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... =19&t=9806

Hello Everyone,

HK G41, a roller delayed blowback chambered in 5.56x45mm like the HK33 but has extra features:



Ultimax 100, a Singaporean LMG notable for its usage of the constant recoil system:



The Stoner 63s, the first an AR and the second is a Carbine:





The Rheinmetall-Steyr RS556, one of the competitors to replace the G36:



And finally, the XM29 OICW:



Any mistakes, please point them out!

Thank you!

just noticed darthpanda seems to only have done the ACR version of the G11 so I went ahead and drew K2 Beepo

Nice work!

cool guns, lot of german exelence here.

darthpanda wrote: ↑May 27th, 2020, 8:45 pm USA - Remington Model 1858 Revolver

Very nice rendering, darthpanda.
The front sight is not, unlike the Colt Navy 1851, in brass but in iron.

Record bearing sniper rifle with a spindly look. I thought it was going to be easy, but I'm not drawing a sniper rifle again.
The position of the sight is curious, as it appears to point downwards with respect to the barrel, I don't actually know why all my refs were like this but I can only assume it has to do with setting up the rifle for long range fire.