Ok, heres a link to a decent image of a Berreta 92f. http://securityarms.com/20010315/galleryfiles/1800/1892.htm If you look at where the trigger guard meets the grip you can see an indent and a circular button inhabiting the space. This is the clip release. You press that and the mag will slide out making you look cool…
guns are super complicated when you are trying to figure them out from photos... It all suddenly made sense to me as soon as I fired one. When you fire a round from a handgun the pin strikes the primer cap on the bullet casing and ignites the powder... the bullet fires out of the casing down the barrel... the barrel is…
the rear of the 1911 is wrong as you can see here or here also the guide rod looks wrong in the front also grips on the 1911 are generally convex instead of flat Also i assume you know you are missing pieces such as the mag release, slide release, and safety. Also the slide is too thick around the ejection port.
Gas operated.... why? Very interesting design choice. Anyway, beautiful work. My only criticism (which you should honestly ignore because I'm not expert) is that the slide grips below the rear site look a little shoehorned in. Kinda...too round or something. Maybe add a little detail to that region of the slide. Anyway,…
modo is really cool soft, but there is not some simple and mostly common tools, what other products have. for example, the vertex, edge slide tool is not so powerfull as in maya or max. or even in cinema 4d. I cant slide vertex with edge constrants as in max or maya. but maya or modo has not falloffs. P.S. sorry for my…
Solid work but a few parts are modeled in a wrong way. This here needs to be round: ( But I also know, its a strange shape, i also modeled it...) And at the back, the Slide is not sliding on plastic. Also your Bake looks a bit strange. To big shells, less cuts? But i think youre on a good way! Keep it up!
Hey there! Thanks for taking the time to view my post. I'm having an issue with the little grooves on the slide of this Glock 19. I haven't been able to get the hard edges of each groove to cooperate without compromising the soft bevel on the top of the slide. Hard to explain, so I made some visual references. Anybody have…