Custom Built Modelgun Site

Post By Claymore

Found this site the other day and this guy is amazing, take a look at his vids of the custom models, Bren ten and S&W 945, shows you what is capable when you have skill and an unlimited source of spares and models.
That said, the skill of this guy is amazing, looking at the vid these models fire really well, i wonder though where he got the Bren ten from as i thought the only model airsoft one made was by marushin and that was a fixed slide


http://www.geocities.jp/ac_cobra289/index.html

Post by allenb

Good find Claymore!

Yep I'd say its a Marushin - the slide does move on that model, just not a far as the slide stop I believe.
Haven't really looked into the work he's done but using parts from a MGC Beretta 96 makes sense. Looks like a lot of work!

Post by Mark

Hey that's a great site!

I like the custom modelguns that he has. They look to be fairly easy to make if you have lots of talent and time that is...I have to hand it to these guys in Japan that if they can't find a modelgun version of their favorite firearm they convert airsoftguns to make one!

Obliously, this guy knows the secret to the flash power effect! As he gets some spectacular flashes that, in some scenes is too much for the camera.

Thanks for finding that site Claymore!
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Post by GZ22

Some nice work there. Having given certain sections of the videos closer inspection with my 'professional hat' on, I can say that he is certainly using Mg to produce the muzzle flash effects. It burns with a solid bright white flame when burned in O2, but the flame colour should be noted in these instances as not being truly white - this is because the Mg doesn't burn 100% white in air as it reacts with available N2, forming amongst other things, oxides and nitrides of Mg. The second point is that the Mg is contaminated with trace amounts of Na, hence the orange tinge - which is beneficial in the case of modelguns!

EDIT:- Muzzle Flash Effects discussion continued at https://mp40modelguns.forumotion.net/modelgun-modifications-f7/muzzle-flash-t571.htm#4122