gmrhodes13

Awesome job guys and gals

Congrats well done trooper

A little bit of carving and sanding and few details added

Congrats

A few more fine details

Couple more fine details

Looking good, well done

Very cool, hope the wait isn't too long, good luck with the build ----------

Very nice good luck with your build

S_ _ T another thing I'm going to have to wait for

Nice work, good luck

Wow there is a big difference, good job

Very cool

Nice work there

Try this http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/21435-simple-split-rivet-punch/ I have made the same tool ------------

Got a bit more sanding done on the main body and lid

Adjustable sight made, also have a sticker made for the increments and numbering Butt carved and sanded

Using some garden reticulation threaded pipe and fitting to attach barrel to body of gun, be removable for transport

Managed to get the wood pieces cut roughtly shaped and glued last night

Was doing some digging around online and came across them by accident, plans are here, you do have to register but only takes a minute. I have found a fault with the plans so far, one of the hole sections is missing one row of holes. I just made a blank A4 image, then copied the plan into it which is huge, then just moved the plan around and printed sections, if that makes sense. I will be making templates sections in pdf when I finish this build and will correct them and post them on the forum

Got the basics of the pipe work sorted, just need to do a bit of final sanding and drill some holes

So my aim was to try and build this gun close to original, which of course means a lot of work, I had to decipher the plans and convert sections into templates for seperate parts. It has taken some time unlike my other builds just to try to get to the cutting stage. There will be a lot of work to make all the smaller components also unlike my other builds. Of course pipes in Australia are metric and not imperial as in the UK and US so that was another challenge, lucky I still have a box of pvc fittings left from my markets buy. I also had to modify the templates for the holes to fit the metric pipe, all I did was measure the pipe then adjust the templates width to suit and printed, the holes are slightly oval but that won't matter as they still have their centre marks. As you can see below I have made quite a mess so far but seem to be making progress, should be able to start cutting later today

Looking great guys