Needs: cocking handle, new pistol grip, rear sight, vents in the bottom part of the handguard, safety selector, trigger, small changes around the cocking handle area, work on the buttplate, etc.
Yep. We're switching to the HK416, but in the meantime, a couple of thousand of our G3s (called AG-3 in Norway) are being upgraded to AG-3F2 standard. That is, adding lots of rails and a collapsible butt. Currently being employed in Afghanistan, and the troops are very happy with it.
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very nice AG, KP! The G3 is an awesome weapon.. you just can't go wrong with 7.62x51
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Z-trooper wrote:ah, what the heck if you have xfire just add me, or msn.
you can find some good pictures of it so I can get started
best pics are: stright from the side of the weapon, and if you can: top/bottom and front/back - but any other good pictures of details and from all kinds of angles are good with me
A bit late.... but I found these on a swedish military forum! Check that thread out for ref pictures on the Ak5C
Anthony Lloyd, himself a former soldier in the British army and a Northern Ireland and Gulf War veteran: "The men inside (the APC) might have been UN but they were playing by a completely different set of rules. They were Swedes; in terms of individual intelligence, integrity and single-mindedness I was to find them among the most impressive soldiers I had ever encountered. In Vares their moment had come."
The.Fist, there is no freaking way those are models. Those look as if you took an actual picture of the things. Thats one of the most amazing things I have seen.
The practice is: If you don't believe they are real models, request a wireframe of it. Speaking of which, can we get a wireframe? Those look incredible!
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ratlover232 wrote:The practice is: If you don't believe they are real models, request a wireframe of it. Speaking of which, can we get a wireframe? Those look incredible!
Fist, that model has waay to many poly to fit into the BF2 engine. Trim it down a bit and then we'll talk.
How long did that take? Are you a professional (paid) modeler? Because if you are not, you should be. That was far better than some models you see in magazines and in TV programs.
if you have xfire just add me, or msn.
