Free, bupkis & fer nuttin'
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Re: Free, bupkis & fer nuttin'
Glad you like 'em.
Re: Free, bupkis & fer nuttin'
A 50cal shell might look a little over scale on the back of a 1/16 tank.
Don't get your panties in a bunch , we still got hand weapons and the fifty!
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Re: Free, bupkis & fer nuttin'
Scaling was the problem initially. I wanted a bottleneck case rather than a strait wall so it would look closer to the real thing, but most bottleneck I found were way too huge.
You might get away with a .223 case but its still a bit big, but it is rimless like your .50 one.
I ended up trading scale for appearance a bit.
You might get away with a .223 case but its still a bit big, but it is rimless like your .50 one.
I ended up trading scale for appearance a bit.
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Re: Free, bupkis & fer nuttin'
I see the thought the abrupt shoulder was a bit "off".
I wonder if you could use a fired .22 magnum case (which is very long, but un-tapered)& lube it up well then spin it into a slightly tapered cone of some kind?
I wonder if you could use a fired .22 magnum case (which is very long, but un-tapered)& lube it up well then spin it into a slightly tapered cone of some kind?