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This is my first version of the British Bren LMG. Does anyone have any suggestions to make it even more Bren-like? 
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Sweet! This is fantastic it is clean and VERY bren. This is the most British mod ever.
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Mandalorian wrote:Sweet! This is fantastic it is clean and VERY bren. This is the most British mod ever. Thanks, Mandalorian!
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Very cool I have a idea maybe put a handle from this piece  The one in the bottom left.:)
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awesome job! I like the bipod and the mag on top!
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Very good! I will have to try this some time.
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This is very nice, kaboom. I am impressed. Very bren. I can't think of anything to improve on, it looks excellent. I wonder if Sir Norman Ray has seen this? :-)
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Thanks to everybody that replied to this topic since my last post. Go ahead and try it, but remember to give me the credit.
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I love the simplicity. But. There's a hollow space under the magazine! That's not right...Right?
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Thanks, guys! @Mr. Smooth: Yes, there is supposed to be a hole there. Although there wouldn't be a magazine there, I'll just use it as a handle.
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Holy freakin' crap! I was going to try to make that with a psg1 stock, ak-47 ammo magizine, an mk48 body with little modifications, and some kind of pistol handle, but that is AWESOME!
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Thanks kaboom! For the close up I appreciate it.Oh! computernerd I think your not suppose to say what you said in your post.
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Brickfan93 wrote:This is very nice, kaboom. I am impressed. Very bren.
I can't think of anything to improve on, it looks excellent.
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Very cool idea. I made one last night but my only suggestion would be to move the magazine back so that the solid area is underneath.
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Thanks to everybody, especially Sir Norman Ray, for their kind comments. The Sissy CSI: The Bren has always had it's magazine in front of the trigger guard, as seen here.
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kaboom4 wrote:Thanks to everybody, especially Sir Norman Ray, for their kind comments. The Sissy CSI: The Bren has always had it's magazine in front of the trigger guard, as seen here. If so, you might wanna fill in that gap with some epoxy or black paint(lots of it).
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Heh, thats ok mate!
But I have to agree, the gap does kinda put it off. Either trim the handle off before attaching the magazine, or fill it with something a bit more solid (not paint.) Games Workshop does a substance called Green Stuff, where you roll a green and yellow strip together to create moddling clay that tries up rock hard. Get some of that, mix it up, stick it in, wait for it to dry then throw some quick black paint perhaps?
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That is really cool Its so clean it looks like a digital moc!
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Thanks for the input, everyone! And thank you also, Pvt. Keith.
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