Those are my suits and if I remember, for the shot above, they where using some type of "air-soft" replica firearm. I'll ask the propmaster when we start back up.
The M16 round is designed to tumble on impact for greater wounding. One of the problems in a jungle, lots of vegetation to mess up the flight of the bullet.
David.
Yes. They went with Gemini gloves. They did this not only for the firearms, but also some of the smaller props.That would be excellent. Did you go with smaller gloves so you would not need extra large triggers?
BrianM
Looks like the stock and handguards...,and the grip
WOW! Nailed it.
Now who knows where to get a silver finish Airsoft M-16?
BrianM
From the pictures it looks like an WE M16A1 upper atleast (the cut underneath the rear sight is distinguishable, not positive though.) I think they may have changed some parts out, ie grips, buffer, stock. I just realized the lower is an A1 as well with A2 parts. (Profile of support underneath the buffer)
Hey, I did not even notice that!Good progress! I would remove the trigger guard though as it's missing in the screen grabs. Which makes sense, a gloved hand (bulky gloves) can be challenging to operate this rifle with the guard present.
Love the Matt Mason posterOK, thanks for your help guys. Here is my attempt. May still need some dull spray. Had to make a bunch of mod's to get the carbine butt-stock on the long version of the airsoft. I hope it's in more than one scene in the show...
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A bullet does not travel fast enough to "melt". This is a myth. Take a look at high speed photography of rounds fired into targets, the bullet is not "melted". Deformation only comes from impacting another object.
There is gravity on the moon, but no air. So virtually no resistance to the bullet's speed. Because of gravity on the moon, if the round was fired parallel to the surface, in theory, the round could circle the moon, and hit you in the back. (Highly unlikely though)
Those are my suits and if I remember, for the shot above, they where using some type of "air-soft" replica firearm. I'll ask the propmaster when we start back up.