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It's an old one. I can try rebuilding it, but can't make promises.

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Oh neat. Do you have a photo or something, by any chance?

That might be tricky, because of how I set up the gun / stock. If you're willing to do some modding, then yeah, sure, it should be possible.

If I can find some time, sure. Can't promise anything, though.

It's long gone, I'm afraid. You should be able to build it from the photos, though. The internal parts aren't important, as it doesn't shoot.

Cheers. Senior Waffleman also has a neat one. Nutty's and Waffle's both shoot, while still looking good, though.

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A barrel. Not on this gun though:This one only shoots rubberbands, so they come out from wherever you hook them up at the front end.

Work, other hobbies, studies, stuff like that.I started something a while ago, but haven't been in the mood yet to finish it. Maybe someday, I'll see.

It's a model, so no.

Here's a front view of the sight, which might make it more clear as to how it's built. I'll see if I still have the sight laying around somewhere, but the rest is pretty simple.

No problem.I can't remember having any problems with the gun, but I've never been able to test it to its fullest, due to a lack of the normal big rubberbands.

Long gone. Replaced by weeb stuff, so it's not like it got any better either.

Glad you like it~

It's a rubbeband gun, so the range isn't something to write home about. Depending on the bands you use, it can reach 30 feet or so. Nothing spectacular, but enough for some indoor fun.

Cheers.Yeah, the front barrels isn't really necessary, it's mostly there for looks. You can make it shorter, or leave it out altogether.

Like Corgi said, it's very clean looking. Great job on getting all those features in a small sized package, while maintaining its looks.

It looks like you ripped the instructions straight out of a K'nex booklet, with only minor modifications at the end. So I'm not sure why you'd post this?

Cheers.Other stuff has the priority these days, but I try to pop in every now and then, and post some things.

I'd say Red did it better, no offense. This one is just really barebones (not bad per say), looks rough and unfinished, and just uncomfortable to hold.Try to smooth it out a bunch, and maybe get some better attachment points, to make it more universal.

Misschien dat je de bovenkant van dat magazijn wat langer moet maken om het te laten passen. Maar de drum mag is gebaseerd op de STANAG magazijnen, dus verder zouden er geen problemen moeten zijn.

Cheers. The community has seen better days, but eh. There're some cool things posted every now and then.

Thanks, glad you like it~It's definitely a cool looking weapon. So if there are some parts here that you can use, feel free to use them.

Sorry voor het lang moeten wachten, werk en studie hadden de voorrang.Anyway, 'k hoop dat je hem leuk vindt.

It's one sexy piece of plastic, innit?

Yes. It's a cheap, just about full plastic one.

Nu.

This flat out shouldn't be featured.Attaching a grand total of less than 20 pieces to a pre-made 'gun', without even bothering to make a trigger of some sort, does not qualify as a good build in my opinion. It's a shame that actual interesting posts, like the Sten gun or the Classic Style Shotgun, receive barely any attention, yet this thing makes the front page.

It's... not that good, to be honest.I don't know if you use this to shoot stuff, but if you do, those arms aren't going to work. They'll either break off, or the green rods will bend way too much, which results in losing energy.Second, the body. With only one layer of connectors, it'll start bending under pressure. You can get away with a three layer body, if you add another row of connectors underneath. It might twist a bit, but at least it won't bend vertically.Third, that handle. It looks flimsy and uncomfortable. Look around a bit, there's loads of handles you can attach to it, even a standard 45 degrees handle would be better than the stick it has now.As for the stock, that's really up to you, as large stocks are almost only a piece hog. Anyway, try to learn from what has already b...

It's... not that good, to be honest.I don't know if you use this to shoot stuff, but if you do, those arms aren't going to work. They'll either break off, or the green rods will bend way too much, which results in losing energy.Second, the body. With only one layer of connectors, it'll start bending under pressure. You can get away with a three layer body, if you add another row of connectors underneath. It might twist a bit, but at least it won't bend vertically.Third, that handle. It looks flimsy and uncomfortable. Look around a bit, there's loads of handles you can attach to it, even a standard 45 degrees handle would be better than the stick it has now.As for the stock, that's really up to you, as large stocks are almost only a piece hog. Anyway, try to learn from what has already been posted, and just keep building.

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This... is not a gun.It doesn't have a trigger, or any firing mechanism for that matter.If you flick it too hard, the handle will break off.I'd say, look around a bit, see what k'nex is capable of, and learn from that.

Ah, sure, go ahead~

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It looks like any other handle fed k'nex pistol without the side panels, but that's just the fault of this set-up.But hey, it resembles the PPK, so that's fine.

>built TheKnexChicken styleIsn't it kind of built like any other handle-fed pistol, but with some additional plates on it?Anyway, it looks fine, and the instructions are decent enought.

I did, but other hobbies, work and stuff...

>considering that you designed them all yourselfNnnot exactly:- The M14 and Kap-40 (first column, first and second from top) were originally made by the Red Book of Westmarch;- The C.A.R. (first column, fourth from top) was made by me;- The PPSH (second column, second from top) was made by Blue Mullet;- The Peacekeeper (second column, center) was made by me;- The PM Rak (second column, fourth from top) was made by tRBoW;- The Thompson (third coloum, first from top) was made by Rofl495;- The Python (third column, third from top) was made by Blue Mullet;- The Dragunov (third column, fourth from top) was made by tRBoW;- The 1911 (third column, bottom) was made by Cazadactle.Zombie changed some small things, and left out shooting functions, but he didn't design most of them himself. No o...

>considering that you designed them all yourselfNnnot exactly:- The M14 and Kap-40 (first column, first and second from top) were originally made by the Red Book of Westmarch;- The C.A.R. (first column, fourth from top) was made by me;- The PPSH (second column, second from top) was made by Blue Mullet;- The Peacekeeper (second column, center) was made by me;- The PM Rak (second column, fourth from top) was made by tRBoW;- The Thompson (third coloum, first from top) was made by Rofl495;- The Python (third column, third from top) was made by Blue Mullet;- The Dragunov (third column, fourth from top) was made by tRBoW;- The 1911 (third column, bottom) was made by Cazadactle.Zombie changed some small things, and left out shooting functions, but he didn't design most of them himself. No offence towards Zombie intended.

I'm afraid you'll need a few more of them. The ones in the magazine can be replaced by green rods in the circular holes, with tape around them.If you leave the hinges near the magwell away, you should be able to replace the broken rods there with normal white ones.The trigger can be an orange connector with a green rod through the circular hole, which should save you another one.I'm not sure about the rest, I haven't had this gun assembled since this ible, so I looked over the instructions.Hope this helped.