The trick is to find a gun that is both the right size and can be disassembled into several parts. Perhaps one of the 1:6 carbines made by 4D might work.
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22 Re: Miniature briefcases Sun Sep 09, 2018 12:06 pm
jaztermareal
shazzdan wrote:The trick is to find a gun that is both the right size and can be disassembled into several parts. Perhaps one of the 1:6 carbines made by 4D might work.
I had thought of that, but still not sure about the case trigger mechanism though, will work it out one day
24 Re: Miniature briefcases Sun Sep 16, 2018 12:05 pm
Cobratrooper11
thanks for sharing this, i may pick two or three up so i have some to use. these would be very useful.
25 Re: Miniature briefcases Sun Sep 16, 2018 7:59 pm
shazzdan
jaztermareal wrote:shazzdan wrote:The trick is to find a gun that is both the right size and can be disassembled into several parts. Perhaps one of the 1:6 carbines made by 4D might work.
I had thought of that, but still not sure about the case trigger mechanism though, will work it out one day
Here is one made for a CIA operative. It is a full-auto, drum-fed .22 with a suppressor and laser sight. I saw one of these in action a couple of decades ago. The rate of fire was so fast that it turned a concrete wall into powder but the recoil was minimal.
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26 Re: Miniature briefcases Sun Sep 16, 2018 10:05 pm
jaztermareal
shazzdan wrote:jaztermareal wrote:shazzdan wrote:The trick is to find a gun that is both the right size and can be disassembled into several parts. Perhaps one of the 1:6 carbines made by 4D might work.
I had thought of that, but still not sure about the case trigger mechanism though, will work it out one day
Here is one made for a CIA operative. It is a full-auto, drum-fed .22 with a suppressor and laser sight. I saw one of these in action a couple of decades ago. The rate of fire was so fast that it turned a concrete wall into powder and the recoil was negligible.
Dayum! now that is what I am talking about! thanks!
27 Re: Miniature briefcases Mon Sep 17, 2018 9:03 am
Stryker2011
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That’s pretty cool. You have to try to recreate that, jaz. That would be awesome.
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28 Re: Miniature briefcases Mon Sep 17, 2018 9:09 am
GubernatorFan
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I agree, great work on the CIA operative briefcase!
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29 Re: Miniature briefcases Mon Sep 17, 2018 11:31 am
shazzdan
GubernatorFan wrote:I agree, great work on the CIA operative briefcase!
I never meant to imply that I made that. It is a photo of a genuine 1:1 weapon that was made in, IIRC, the late 1980s. I was hoping that jaz could use it as inspiration for a 1:6 model.
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30 Re: Miniature briefcases Mon Sep 17, 2018 5:46 pm
Pontiacivan
I love miniature briefcases! I have two or three myself, great for spy gear as you have shown. I also have the 21st Century Toys briefcase with weapon. I should try to find it later and post it.
31 Re: Miniature briefcases Sat Mar 23, 2019 10:28 pm
ThePhotogsBlog
Cool ideas!. I'll have to try this.
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