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Finally succumbed to the urge and pulled out my trusty Olfa blade. It was super easy to remove the scope and light and now it looks like a AK on steroids! I actually like it more than the original BA AK and that is very high praise indeed.
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I just can't decide whether I like this gun or not. I'm mean, I like the design of the gun itself, it's awesome, but I just can't decide about the scope and night vision. Before I saw this prototype a few days ago, I didn't even know that the Mp44 could be equipped with all that stuff. I guess it's alright; I think that it would look a little boring without that stuff. So, I guess to sum up my thoughts so far: I do like it.
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I would like to see this item on a german trooper minifig with a backpack to see how it looks.
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Not sure about you guys, but I love the scope and the light.
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Rank: Elite Commando
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I think the scope and IR light give it extra. You could always remove them. Aaron, could you post a picture of the modified MP44?
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Joined: 9/13/2009
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It looks more like an stg 43 if you shave the clip skinnier."And cut the scope/light off"
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Rank: Elite Commando
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Did you know that the Vampyr weighed about 35-40 lbs, not including ammunition and the backpack with the battery? No wonder these guys only had about 300 of them.
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Rank: Recon Trooper
Joined: 10/3/2009
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Location: Los Angeles, California
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Great for a lego batman movie!
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I like it. It would look pretty snazy with a silencer(my opinion)
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Is that flashlight removable?
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Rank: Advanced Member
Joined: 2/9/2009
Posts: 46
Location: connecticut
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I like the combination of the scope and the night vision scope its really cool!
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Homiealmaya wrote:Is that flashlight removable? Yes, with clippers or a blade. To all of you clamoring for the CAD shot, here it is: 
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^Nice one, and the shine on that rifle above is gorgeous.
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It looks so realistic I like it alot.
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Joined: 7/27/2009
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Will wrote:Homiealmaya wrote:Is that flashlight removable? Yes, with clippers or a blade. If you sanded down the rough edges, are the scope and light the right sizes to connect back together with a U-Clip? That would be really useful. Anyways, I really like this gun, and can not wait for it to see production. I think it looks very suiting for a German WWII soldier, and creates many MOCing possibilities for night-battles.
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Rank: Official Spokesman
Joined: 9/13/2007
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Sinner wrote:If you sanded down the rough edges, are the scope and light the right sizes to connect back together with a U-Clip? That would be really useful. Indeed they are! It doesn't even need to be sanded that much; just make sure your cut is clean and tight, and you can start attaching the scope and/or light with a U-Clip right away!
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MOD - Moved to Tales from the Garage forum
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Joined: 4/13/2009
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BTW, Will, could you post some CAD renderings of the StG-44?
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Braden6951 wrote:BTW, Will, could you post some CAD renderings of the StG-44? Look a few posts up!
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the enigma that is badger wrote:Braden6951 wrote:BTW, Will, could you post some CAD renderings of the StG-44? Look a few posts up! Oh! thanks! Just wondering.
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