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Depending on the application you might try dyed resin for the liquid then gorilla glue as the froth. Sent from my SM-G900T3 using Tapatalk

I'm in the same boat, though I'm debating making the guns look more realistic than cartoony. Sent from my SM-G900T3 using Tapatalk

You could always buy an airsoft mag for a BAR, I bought a couple for my BAR.

I do a bit of work in CAD, might give it a shot Sent from my SM-G900T3 using Tapatalk

This may be a modified mushroomhead mask. The shape fits. Sent from my SM-G900T3 using Tapatalk

Just reattach the buttons to hold it in place, or order rubber ones so they don't bother you. Sent from my SM-G900T3 using Tapatalk

I appreciate your hard work sir! :cheers

More than likely the original escrima sticks are rattan. Hope that helps.

Your son has a cool room. I always love seeing tf2 costumes

I would give my sandvich for a Dalokohs Bar wrapper for my collection.

Really well done! Any plans for more?

Well, I can tell you that as a martial artist I have never seen pauldrons or shoulder pads if you prefer. Plus since you don't need them for actual protection you could just free hand them out of several layers of foam then treat them with plasti-dip or something. I haven't done much with foam...

If I were you I'd see if I could contact killbucket himself and ask to buy the plans. He used to sell them on his old site. If that doesn't work I'd look into airsoft dedicated forums. They would be able to help you fine tune the internals etc.

On the airsoft side of things I can tell you that it is impossible to build a minigun that fires properly. The light bbs are fired at too low a speed to exit the proper barrel without going wildly off course. The way around that is to fire the bbs out of the center of the gun while the dummy...

not to derail the thread, but in a similar vein are there any resources on the Russian GShG-7.62 machine gun? It's essentially the Russian version of the m134.