yep i mean that the holes should be there, as that model was with a stock first, so two...things should be there.
yep i mean that the holes should be there, as that model was with a stock first, so two...things should be there.
i don't have photoshop so i tried to sharpen/brighten the image as i could to show them.
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a hole and a fixer i think are there on one side.
for the rest it's safer to google actual gun's photos i think.
found these nice images which show the whole construction perfectly. i guess there is a pin that holds the stock through a hole - and a clicking fixer on one side.
https://shop.ehobbyasia.com/ktw-spas-custom-metal-stock-set-for-ktw-only.html
p.s. i'm not going to purchase it, because i don't collect 1/4, but if you're into accuracy, those are easy but important additions.
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Hey it seems it did not, I'm not sure how I missed that. I will talk to the caster and make sure you get on the run. Apologies for that but don't worry, I'll make sure you're covered. If it means I have him make two molds so be it.
Already got word from the caster, we should be fine!
Added...caster says we might get more than 20 out of one mold and, if not, a second mold isn't out of the question. I'll keep you posted.
Added...caster says we might get more than 20 out of one mold in the first place and, if not, a second mold isn't out of the question. I'll keep you posted.
. Secondly, unfortunately I don't KNOW if I am good at head sculpts, I've never really tried. I have definitely done some sculpting (search my threads for the 1/4 scale cats just for an example), and I dabble in all art forms (my favorite from the past was drawing portraits) but I've just never tried head sculpting. I'm willing to give it a try, just have to decide if I go traditional, with real clay, or learn to use a 3D modeling program.
Thanks, guys, I'm really happy with it. I can't wait to see it in all black!
First off, thank you for the compliment, that is very nice to hear
Just as a fun fact, I had never done any 3D modeling until I decided to try it for my previous Kryptonite Spear project last year. A friend turned me onto Google Sketchup and I just learned as I went. After that I moved on to a few new projects and just kept learning the program, and here I am doing these weapons and anything else I can get into. I kind of wish more people were interested in the 1:4 stuff because the SPAS has been a blast to model!
With as good as this looks, I should be able to just scale up for the 1/4 versions people want and I can get those going relatively quickly!
