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awesome work hobo! I love the Mini-Gun! One of the best I've ever seen. Great job!
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I made an attempt of your design of the minigun, but it's not as good as yours( I will be posting it soon).
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Thanks again, everybody! I'm getting ready to post the whole TF2 bunch right now.
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Could you perhaps post some different pics? I'm dying to make one right now!
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hobo4ever wrote:
While I can't offer an "exploded" view*, I can tell you this: Just look at the picture. It will explain itself, trust me.
*At this moment in time... ;)
Thats exactly what I did. It's pretty easy if you have all the pieces(...).
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i acturally have a better figure im using, use a haggred minifig from any lego harry potter set and becuse its at least 2 times bigger than the normal minifigure it lets you build the weapon around it, but there is a small problem the haggred poses and you have to tweak it in the weapon, the hands on the minifigure are stationary, they dont move.
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Great job! You inspired me to ge TF2, the heavy is my favorite character.
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h-how, its, its, pure.... joy.... I- I am SO HAPPY! That is incredible!!!! How did you do it!?
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I gotta get me one of thoes things.
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That looks great. I love the quote at the top, and the integration of the M1911 is schweet. Awesom as usuall.
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Mind if I make a slightly modified version? PS This has got to be the best Lego TF2 weapon ever!
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