Painted Weapons Picture Thread

[screamin_weasel]

i like how everybody slated that g36c with the red colour - not considered the fact that would work perfectly in a forest with lots of dead leaves, or a place with reddish soil ?

 

"ZOMG RED U FAILZ"

 

[jonarthur]

i agree with screamin_weasel it could work ... i personaly like it but i do think you need another colour in there ? maby another brown or or tan/sandy colour

[Souske]

Quick paintjob...done in under 15 minutes. I'm returning to simplicity after my previous patterns.

 

[TheKurodaVagrant]

i like how everybody slated that g36c with the red colour - not considered the fact that would work perfectly in a forest with lots of dead leaves, or a place with reddish soil ?

 

"ZOMG RED U FAILZ"

 

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People did the same to me with my painted TM AK47, since I used a rust color to match dead, wet leaves. With enough tan, it works pretty well.

[Bengali]

People did the same to me with my painted TM AK47, since I used a rust color to match dead, wet leaves.  With enough tan, it works pretty well.

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i dont mind the red colour, it does look like its bits of red electrical tape stuck on though which is why i didnt like it. personally i dont mind what colour a gun is as long as its well done, and i wasn't impressed by the workmanship on it.

 

Souske's M4 though... now thats a well finished job

[TheKurodaVagrant]

I think we can all agree on that one. Souske is a camo paint god.

[Souske]

Thanks for the comments guys!

[gu5t]

recently painted my jls scar for the first time with krylon and looks ok for a first time. but ben fighting with it recently and the smooth painted areas eg lower reciever seem to scratch so the paint kepps wearing down slowly. so just wondeing what i can do to stop this happening.

cheers ill get some pics up soon

[Bengali]

recently painted my jls scar for the first time with krylon and looks ok for a first time. but ben fighting with it recently and the smooth painted areas eg lower reciever seem to scratch so the paint kepps wearing down slowly. so just wondeing what i can do to stop this happening.

cheers ill get some pics up soon

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oooh a panted JLS Scar... piccys?

[Tommygunn]

so just wondeing what i can do to stop this happening.

 

Nothing. You either use it or hang it on the wall.

[Souske]

Alright, a few new pictures after finishing the AP and other parts. The suppressor was refinished/refurbished, so it's still black at the moment.

 

Homemade suppressors FTW.

Edited May 22, 2007 by Souske

[Bengali]

Nothing. You either use it or hang it on the wall.

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its a shame really cos on most guns it makes it look battle worn but on the scar it makes it look tacky. heres what i did..

 

if your doing it one colour, say od or black, break it down into component parts and take all the external parts to your spraying area. or if your doing a multicolour camo job take the insides out and re-build the shell, lay em out, close together, or place your shell, on newspaper or something and use the long sweeping motion to spray all the parts and leave for 1 hour. then go back, flip them all over and repeat sweeping painting motion, again leave for an hour and repeat, give it three or four coats so that if it gets scratched it just shows the same colour underneath.

 

works for me. only time i had a mark on my JLS Scar was when it got hit in game at close range. there was a small chip showing the Tan underneath, but other than that it all held strong

[BigAl]

Just re painted my JLS SCAR.

 

 

Few more little bit's to finish and possibly a Surefire Nitrolon, might even do an M203 to match.

[DirtyMoFo]

it looks pretty cool, but i tend to dislike guns with every single part painted, if that makes sense (probably not), but i think it makes the gun look rather plastic and fake... not that my opinnion matters, but just my 2p, i do like the colours though

[BARsrule2]

The stripes are so perfectly lined up... try doing it drunk next time or something.

[BigAl]

I was, you don't want the hangover i've got know! A load of Guiness then sleeping in a room next to the one where you've been sparaying is not a good idea!

 

Will have to paint it a third time know.

[kizuna132]

Alright, a few new pictures after finishing the AP and other parts.  The suppressor was refinished/refurbished, so it's still black at the moment.

 

Homemade suppressors FTW.

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very nice shame i don't have one lol

[msx361]

Dont quote photos please.

 

BigAl, i think you have painted that gun to carefully, if the stripes are too defined then it will probably wont do the job you painted it for as well.

 

For less defined strips hold the can higher and shake your hand vigorously left and right as you move in the desired direction. Worked for me

[Graham Abram]

Not mine, but cool as hell!

 

 

Aaron

 

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This is a thread for posting painted guns! Not a camouflage jacket, hello?

 

 

Cheers, Graham.

Edited May 24, 2007 by Graham Abram

[gu5t]

my painted jls scar first time so dont expect anything amazing.

cheers

 

 

 

Edited May 25, 2007 by gu5t

[msx361]

A for effort mate

[Victory]

my painted jls scar first time so dont expect anything amazing.

cheers

 

 

 

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Actually...that's one of the better painted SCARs I've seen.

 

Good job mate!

 

-Vic

[Souske]

Newest addition to my collection, the WE 1911. The pistol itself hasn't been painted, but the grips have been repainted. The black stock grips weren't doing it for me, so I slapped on my old KWC Witness .45 springer grips after repainting them.

 

 

Edited May 26, 2007 by Souske

[Bengali]

Souske mate, any chance of getting all your painted weapons of mass beauty together for one bad *albatross* photo shoot perhaps?

[Souske]

Ha ha, I think I may do that. Guess I'll have to take them out in the back for a shot one day. Even though my MP5's black, it's been painted before (black) as well. Does that count as well?