Meatshield, I like the shell ejection port but isn't it incredibly tedious removing the port from the bolter? where did you learn to do that anyways?
Taking out a bolter's ejection port is easy. I thought of the idea my self when I had found a bunch of messed up bolters and thought "how can I salvage these".
I think I'll do a tutorial on making my version of the autogun which will explain this as well.
Okay here are the materials you need to start with:
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First cut off the Lasgun's scope and powerpack and then trim down the barrel.
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Next carefully score a box around the sides of the bolter's ejection port. Make sure your cuts are deep.
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
After this, make a vertical cut from the top of the bolter and carefully cut out the ejection port.
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Next, gently cut the forward gun sight and ammo magazine off of the bolt pistol.
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Now this is what you should have to make the autogun. A trimed down Lasgun, a bolter's ejection port, and a bolt pistol's forward gun sight and magazine.
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meatshield, shot with
Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Now just stick them on the gun like so.
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Next cut some small thin strips of plasticard and afixthem to the top of the gun. Now you have your own Meatshield pattern Autogun!
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Canon PowerShot SD770 IS at 2008-11-10
Hope you liked the tutorial!
-Meatshield