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An MG42!! Whoo hoo!! *Clouds open up and the sun shines on the prototypes.*
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Ugh, I can't believe I forgot the dates to the fest!
This looks very fun to mod, hmm...
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Wheres the bipod? Ah well, still amazing. I think Will is certainly putting more than enough detail into these guns. Looks like there'll be another updated 'World at war' pack now.
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WOWOWOWOWOWOW! A bazooka and a mg42 my can't be better. =) awesome job Will, Henk
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At last! A good solid German mounted machine gun. You know, this for some reason has made me want to replay Call of Duty 2. Nice job Will, it's a very accurate design.
The pen is mightier than the sword, they say... but they didn't count on the machine gun!
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Sgt. Evans wrote:At last! A good solid German mounted machine gun. You know, this for some reason has made me want to replay Call of Duty 2. Nice job Will, it's a very accurate design. Dito. And remember guys? One bullet belt to fit them all? Heheh.......... But this is truly amazing. Great job Will! MG42Freak is gonna flip!
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Yes, oh, yes. This is a beautiful thing. Brings back memories... *images of Kelly's Heroes dance through gallagherk's head*
Oh, and if you haven't seen Kelly's Heroes, search it on YouTube. They've got clips.
I love M21s.
What, was that supposed to be funny, or what?
I don't do funny. Ever. So go ahead, have your funny signatures, whilst I, for one, will keep it simple.
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Finally, an MG-42!! Just what I need for a Omaha Beach vig!!!
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Yes! Thank you for these photos badger! This has to be my favorite BA gun ever!
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Awesome Will! I'd love to see some more LMG's from brickarms, and you fuffiled it!
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jhawker95 wrote:This has to be my favorite BA gun ever! Ditto... That's all I can say, ditto. :-)
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I have to say, not that my opinion matters much, that this is the only prototype I'm impressed by. The rest of the weapons seem shoddy and/or I feel like there are better weapons that could be modeled. Back to the MG42. This is a fantastic weapon to have done. Classic, powerful, feared. I'm hoping to see more WWII weapons done this well. I could really go for a BAR... -Nick
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My gosh I think I just melted again (first for the Bazooka!) Ohhhhh my baby!!!!
PS D-Day Vigs folks D-Day!
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Do Lego Soldiers/Warriors need more heavy machine guns? The answer is Yes.
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With a silver bio-pod it will look great but it is already great!
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Im not a big fan of WWII but I like it alot.
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That is awesome. Very nice work, Will! I like that all of the distinctive features really stand out. The fluted barrel, the vent holes on the sides, the buttstock, and the side charging handle. Great job. By the way, this could also stand in for the MG-3, a German machinegun currently in use.
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Excellent! The best one yet!
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Yes! An MG42! Finally! Seriously, though, this is darned cool. It looks like it might be a bit small to mount on a vehicle, though . . . does anyone have a picture of that?
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