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Wow those guns are really cool. I like the swirled ones the best.
I cant wait to buy some of them!
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I hope the Auto-9 makes Mold #3's cut. I don't like RC myself but I'll mod it into a Beretta 93R!
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SOCOMBoy wrote:I hope the Auto-9 makes Mold #3's cut. Then I have some good news for you!badger
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Just recieved mine, and I must say, they are wonderful! Great work, Will, I really love 'em. I gotta say, they are actually better than I thought. Again, great work, and the Auto 9 looks awesome.
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Will wrote:I had some fun molding the prototypes in various colors. None are painted.
The gold comes from ground-up pearl gold Lego Knight's Kingdon shoulder pads. The swirl is a 'happy accident" that occurs when I mold as I change colors, instead of purging one color completely. Hey, why waste the plastic? ;)
Oh okay. Thanks for clearing that up.
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These are awesome!
Ideas for mods are already running through my head. =p~
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Okay badger but does that mean that The Auto-9 is in the Contest?
[ADMIN - Are you serious? The contest involves riddles. Why would Badger tell you the answers before the contest is over? --Will]
Hmph badger said that all of the weapons in Mold #3 had a spot in the riddles so that means the PD2019 and Auto-9 are in there. Man I know I lost now...:(
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Those lok great, Will. My lego Spartans will especially like the Auto-9.
What is this on the floor? Hey, hobo4ever I found your Eye balls.
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Those look abosolutely AWESOME. =p~
Can.
Not.
Wait.
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First off, great job Will! The prototypes are excellent, although it is a bit depressing some of the colors won't be available, it is still awesome. In fact, the Auto-9 is now the mold 3 item I want the most!=p~
Second, great pictures Corran, they looks awesome. =d>
Now, a question, are there any other points on the gun a minifig can hold?
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Yes, the guns can be held multiple ways. I've been very busy lately, but i'll try to get up some pictures later, along with a review.
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That clone looks pretty awesome.
I can only say one thing about brickarms,
They Rock.
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Corran101 wrote:Here are some shots of how the Auto-9 can be held Great shots, Corran101! It really is amazing the number of ways you can pose most Brickarms accessories. It's almost like they were designed that way . . . . ;) badger
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Thanks Corran, I love how brickarms can be held in so many ways. Makes them the best thing for battle scenes.=d>
In closing, sweet.
Oh, and nice vig Corran.
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I just realized the amount of detail you put into your vig, excellent work, and thanks for the pictures.
I can only say one thing about brickarms,
They Rock.
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I like the big one
[MOD - The "big one" of what? The pictures of the vignette? The prototype weapons? Please clearly express your thoughts in posts. Thanks - badger]
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Wow, just wow. ( I realize that that isn't good grammar or english but it deserves it.) The guns look like a huge company (TLC) made those.
Can I drive just one time!?
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Those are fantastic! Great job on the winning vig by the way.
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nickrules360 wrote: The guns look like a huge company (TLC) made those. I wouldn't compare Wills work to TLC, seriously, look at TLC's guns then tell us which is better.. lol
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