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You are the best type of Grammar Nazi

heh, awesome ravizzone

Uncanny resemblance Ingo Sleeps We even have the same weapon Viva La Revolutionz

I mind your continual questionning as to whether we'd mind you doing things or not. Most of us don't really care

Unless it has rough edges.

*Beretta

I'm moving to America.

I do, well remembered! Haven't been this year tho

evilhippy@lotsofguns.com

Depends what you're using. Some digitals you can set how 'big' you want the picture- SLR all depends on what size you say when you send it off Not big enough really, as I lost the original, but good if you have a 12inch monitor MGC Colt 1911 Kokusai M10 M&P

rofl

*M92FS

I love the old style 1911, and the metal kit looks awesome.

a thankyou

White light tends to work very well (I use my LED torch ). But of course it all depends on the mood you're trying to set.

Very nice, deepsix!

Thats some good camo, good job

I don't care how many threads he makes- those are some sweet replicas

Because some small people thought it would be 'well funny'?

I can re-open it with a crowbar if you want...?

Jamm got internetted

You might want to turn the auto white balance (AWB) off and use a white light (or natural light as you said) as the first few photos look as if they have a cream coloured background instead of white (as in the later photos). I'm loving the rifles ones btw

All modelgun magazines that i've handled have been metal. The loudness of a modelgun varies from model to model and with the caps used. For example, using the same caps, my MGC 1911 is FAR louder than the M92 which sounds as if it is silenced!

It isn't mine, Xaccers lent it to me for that skirmish I agree- I much prefer the look of the standard mags, however, not having to worry about ammo is fantastic Vests and webbing tend to restrict my movement, so i don't usually wear them. I might try and find a light OD vest tho... cheers mate I'm sporting my new 'subdued issue' soviet star in that picture, courtesy of BillyMak Distribution