Welcome to ©
Killbucket's vast website of airsoft creations, and a lot more.
Since 2007, Killbucket has been designing and making some of the
most unusual airsoft and movie prop weapons ever seen. Killbucket's GIANT file of Airsoft Gun CAD
work is available in standard CAD
format for fast downloading.
Killbucket is AutoCAD Certified by PTI, and creates
full design drawings for everything he makes with his personal
ShopBot PRS Robotic CNC. Mass is traded for durability, complexity
is replaced with modular simplicity.
The Terminator's Machinegun from the
Coffin Rescue Scene in T3. In this segment, the Terminator slaps together
a battlefield expedient: a hip-fired Browning M1919. Keeper of NEPAirsoft
and I collaborated on the concept to make an airsoft / softgun version. In
the video, you'll also see the trick, fitted footlocker Keeper came up
with for it. Truly an awesome Improvised weapon.
A lil
more time for this, as glue dries on some customer guns:
So, planning
ahead is a good idea, who
knew?
My
guess is they used a Tommy mag, but it would be too shallow
for .30's. So, I reasoned, it's custom-made-battle-expedient,
and I got some wiggle room in its design. I'll make mine 7
diameter,
HUGE, so
it won't get dwarfed by Arnold's pants.
I HAVE piles
of 1919 bodies...so, on to that drum mag:
A
standard M14 gearbox and hopup are dropped in. Nice to have
this CAD work done, I can now drop either the M14 or M249
powerplants into any of my drawings, and immediately see what
parts conflict.
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Welcome to © Killbucket's vast website of airsoft creations, and a lot more. Since 2007, Killbucket has been designing and making some of the most unusual airsoft and movie prop weapons ever seen. Killbucket's GIANT file of Airsoft Gun CAD work is available in standard CAD format for fast downloading. Killbucket is AutoCAD Certified by PTI, and creates full design drawings for everything he makes with his personal ShopBot PRS Robotic CNC. Mass is traded for durability, complexity is replaced with modular simplicity.
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So, planning ahead is a good idea, who knew?
I HAVE piles of 1919 bodies...so, on to that drum mag: