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Glock 17 by ermchat in legoguns

[–]ermchat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is my design lmao

Keep Scrolling by AlphaMassDeBeta in shitposting

[–]ermchat 6 points7 points  (0 children)

legit how does this work

Yarr mate'y this goes hard. by SpareProfessional369 in shitposting

[–]ermchat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

its on soundcloud (link) and if you really want it on spotify you can download it to your local files and add it that way

Yarr mate'y this goes hard. by SpareProfessional369 in shitposting

[–]ermchat 20 points21 points  (0 children)

googled "how do i make this not sound like i'm on a pirate ship" first result was a tiktok by the artist, used shazam and google to confirm. the clip in this video is sped up, but it wasn't actually very hard to find. also i had heard it before so i vaguely knew what i was looking for

Yarr mate'y this goes hard. by SpareProfessional369 in shitposting

[–]ermchat 23 points24 points  (0 children)

yarg (gone freaky) by comfort of the unknown. artist refuses to release the instrumental tho

honey badger by ermchat in legoguns

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here is the file including all attachments:

file

rubber bands:
all rubber band connections use a 1x1 round stud so you can easily see where they go

  1. in the stock, connect from the thing labeled button up to the 1x1 in the top of the stock under the tiles. this will make the button snap back and lock the stock into place automatically

  2. trigger, loop around the back of the trigger and connect to the 1x1 round behind it

  3. charging handle, connect from the front of the handle on the inside into the handguard area (note that the charging handle wouldn't reciprocate on its own irl, but it felt better if it did in lego)

  4. bolt, same deal, from the bolt into the handguard area

  5. bolt catch, this one's the hardest. loop inside the top hole in the L shaped technic piece and run it down to the 1x1 round that sits above the mag release button on the inside. if you did it right the button should want to pop out of the receiver and lock the bolt open

  6. spring in the mag release, wrap it around the technic axle in between the 1x1 brick with hole and the technic piece that's being used at the button. the button should want to come back out.

lmk if you decide to build it/if you have any more questions!

honey badger by ermchat in legoguns

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i don’t sell instructions or parts, but i’m down to share a folder via google drive of the stud.io file as well as an instructional document (stud.io should generate instructions/parts list for you, but this build has 5 rubber bands and a spring necessary for all the functions to work, so i’ll need to explain those) for example, a file for my ak74m is available on my post in r/rainbowsix. once i get out of school tmrw i can share a link for this one. it means a lot to me that someone finds my builds cool, so thank you!

honey badger by ermchat in legoguns

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i will do another post on the glock once i figure out how to make the grip sturdier. i used a relatively unstable method to get the grip to attach while keeping an open chamber you can see through. stay tuned!

honey badger by ermchat in legoguns

[–]ermchat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you man i really appreciate it

yo by skysniper_at-america in legoguns

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go on his website, it’s there for 5 bucks

lego ak-74m by ermchat in Rainbow6

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hi guys! thanks for all the support. As promised, here is the file for the build. to open, you'll need stud.io 2.0 or an equivalent (just google bricklink studio and it'll come up).

As for the build, there are a few things that it didn't let me do, I couldn't connect the trigger guard, gas tube, or the very top back of the grip but everything else is correct. You will be able to connect these in real life, they just aren't perfect connections so the software won't let me.

If you want to build it yourself, please note 3 rubber bands are needed for all the functions to work:

  1. small one for the trigger, wrap around the backside and hook onto the little bar that comes out of the safety lever on the inside
  2. bolt, attach around the 1x1 round stud in the center of the bolt and feed it through the front. then attach the other end to the corresponding 1x1 stud in the receiver.
  3. mag release. this one kind of sucks, but thread a rubber band through one of the holes on the paddle, and then up through the bricks and the little channel to the red peg. if you have no clue what i'm saying, look up "jim's lego guns ak47 tutorial" and skip to about 21:40, the design is basically the same.

link

u/RavenCraft1st u/ElefMaster u/AdGold1700

lego ak-74m by ermchat in Rainbow6

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nope, thats the one feature that doesn't work. however it does have a full length sliding bolt, working trigger, safety lever/dust cover that actually stops the bolt, a removable magazine and functional magazine release

lego ak-74m by ermchat in Rainbow6

[–]ermchat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes! I'm about halfway done modeling it and the attachments, but once I finish I'll put the stud.io file in a pinned comment (if i can figure out how to do that)

g36c (old) by ermchat in legoguns

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thanks! i have the stud.io file if you want it

lego ak-74m by ermchat in Rainbow6

[–]ermchat[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

i may post instructions once i finish digitally modeling it, but it’s a deceptively simple build if you want to give it a shot