Introduction: K'nex UMP-45 Redone
Mkay, sorry, but I still couldn't be bothered to get a full instructable. It's silly though that this is pretty easy for an experienced builder, so I got quite a few pics that should easily help you figure it out. Anyone is allowed to post it without permission as long as they obviously credit me, and a notification would be nice too.
Anyways, I'm warning you now that this gun uses a few broken pieces and has hideous range. You could modify the gun to accept a normal pin instead of the charging handle-like pin I made but I didn't bother trying to myself. The back sight was crudely thrown together as it's too large, as is the front sight really. It lacks a top rail (as if it was useful) but still has a bottom rail and can still use the generic forehandle. Lastly, it lacks a stock. Overall, I'm just hoping someone can build and modify this for me, then post it.
1. Whole gun. Looks purty, dun it?
2. Top of magazine, pointing out broken pieces. The front one is actually clipped down a little. If you really want, you could probably get away without these with some modifications that I didn't want to bother doing.
3. Here's the side ripped open and the handle area.
4. Another side view on the back.
5. A side open view on the front.
6. The inner side layer ripped off revealing the middle layers in the back.
7. And ditto for the front.
8. Finally, the inner and outer right side layers for the back.
9. And for the front.
I'll add notes where necessary.
59 Comments
1 year ago
Nice but you should shorted the mag a bit. It looks too big for a medium sized pistol.
1 year ago
Hey I just built this and I retweaked a bunch and made a stock that works and re worked the internals
3 years ago
Dude I built this and it’s freakin awe
4 years ago
Built this. It’s okay. How does the fake barrel stay in place?
7 years ago on Introduction
I dislike the idea of the mag using broken pieces; I much liked the idea of the old one, with the locking blue piece.
I much like the new barrel compared to the old, as well as the handle. Overall, the design is much sleeker, which is a plus, given your old one.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Yeah, I really try to avoid broken pieces when possible, but I just happen to have a lot of broken oranges from building, so I figure it's not to uncommon for others to have them too. If I ever remake the gun again, I'll try to use only normal pieces.
And thanks. I've always thought about improving it further, but I want it to be a big improvement.
8 years ago
How many yellow pieces dose it take
8 years ago
Cool
8 years ago
You should add a stock.....but it looks nice
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
At the time I didn't have enough pieces for a stock. I may consider rebuilding this and adding one some time in the future.
9 years ago on Introduction
Awesome! 5*
10 years ago on Introduction
i built it its badass bro
10 years ago on Introduction
Good.
10 years ago on Introduction
This is a very great gun. The only problem is that the band makes the pin fly out no matter where i put it. i put the green rod where you suggested it, but it still comes out.
10 years ago on Introduction
Curses. I lack the skill required. Still a nice replica.
10 years ago on Introduction
Purty. If I find the time, I might build it.
10 years ago on Introduction
You need to use a higher resolution camera for the next ible.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
I was using my 3DS because it's easy to upload straight to facebook and then get on the computer to transfer it to ibles. I don't know where my other cameras are at. I'll try my iPhone next time.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
So the earlier pics were taken with your DSI? That explains the low resolution! But really please use a real camera or the IPhone with some sort of stand or tripod so the picture is less blurry and so we can zoom in to see fine details. If you had used a real camera or a good phone camera we might have been able to build the TBAG.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
I'm not an image noob, I know! Again, I used my 3DS's camera because it's easy to upload with. My digital camera is lost in the piles of junk my parents like to make while cleaning. But I just got an iPhone for my birthday which also makes uploading easier with so I'll start using that.
But I will say one thing that has sort of become a motto for experienced builders: You're not doing us a favor by building our creations, we're doing you a favor by providing any instructions at all. Anywho, any forums I make are of weapons I don't plan on people building until I get instructions unless I clearly state that I have no intentions of making instructions myself. For example, the TBAG had a flaw in the back of the barrel. I didn't want more people complaining about what didn't work so I didn't get any more pics of it.