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[3DBBQ]

Embarrassed I worked as the mute to be very long, I used the translator to hope everybody could not mind ~

CaptainSlug very much the work, the industrial design feeling, I like very much, only is I does not have these tools, the picture is the electric drill, the power saw, therefore is unable to manufacture +BOW

*About powerpipe..umm~to heavy , low accuracy ,bad to use at war game







>Those pictures just made them even more unreal.
Ummm ～mosquito original picture are here:


I am first draw up some picture again series printing STICK on, on the cellophane





*About inline clip I do not call it am clip this am MOD the design:



>where you bought those bike pumps, check valves and valves???
bike pumps , find in book store or bike store or Carrefour
valves find in BnQ or Pipe Store or Hard ware store

[themilkman]

Thanks for the info on where to buy the supplies. I love your work SO much.

Also, for anyone wishing to make your own JSPB blueprints here's 3DBBQ's blueprint maker he posted a while back, its simpy AMAZING!!!

Click here for AwEsOmEnEsS!!!

[lionhead333]

3D, the day you stop nerfing would be like...a...really bad...thing. ...Damnit.

Just don't stop, alright? You are the inspiration behind all of my homemades.

[Dayko]

Vary nice job. I got a question. The BIOMECH is it awkward to use during a war, cause of its size?

[Falcon]

I can see it now.... a Cheesy-Pine-Bag-Falco-nator invention. Collaborative projects FTW.


-Piney-

We must do this.

[Green Riptide]

In regards to the inline clip design seen on the max fire and shield breaker, why not just use an extra check valve on the back portion of the clip to prevent air from being wasted there?

here, let me MS paint it.


If I'm not mistaken someone did a similar inline clip with an AT2K that utilized this idea. The only drawback I can see is that it would add yet another valve to switch.

[Cannonball]

I believe the in line clip on the at2k you were referring to had the check valve on the back and it was used for loading darts instead of using a cap.