Don't get me wrong, I think you do pretty damn well also. You should be a happy camper. ;] Quick tip: for modeling.... NOTHING beats photos and refernece books. Half-Price Books and other discount book stores are your friends. ;] You can hit the firearms section at Half-Price, spend a few hours browsing the back issues of Guns and Ammo, Guns Magazine, Gun World, Shooting Times and others and $20 later walk out with a stack of photos on damn near any firearms you wish to model if you dig for a while. Jane's is a good reference also if you don't mind spending a bit of cash. Web searches will gain you a lot of refernec photo's also. Even if you're doing origional stuff rather than an exact copy, firearms are going to have certain details and design features in common, just like knives and swords do that a study of photos will let you use to make your origional designs more convincing. Keep up the good work. You're doing an excellent job.

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