[UK Model WIP] GPMG - Page 17

G.Drew · 2007-07-03, 21:41

god that would be kool to do!

G.Drew · 2007-07-03, 21:43

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Originally Posted by SpartanofShadows

sorry its from rainbow 6 but this is what i was talking about. note the ammo case

that isnt the British GPMG anyway, if u would look thats the Heckler&Koch HK 21E

SpartanofShadows · 2007-07-04, 00:55

yeah i know it is how about "you look" at the earlier posts

killmachines · 2007-07-10, 23:07

Real Life one, Bipod

No Bipod on this one, put one on?

Bob_Marley · 2007-07-10, 23:13

This is veichle mounted one (L37A1/2, IIRC), for the pintle mounts of Challenger 2s, Saxons, Landrovers and whatnot (which is why it has a comparitivly low poly count, in comparison with hand held weapons)

nick · 2007-07-24, 13:08

waaah this is the kind of hardware I like!
look forward to trying it out sometime

Ryan_c1979 · 2007-09-08, 10:13

Yea the British still use it quite a lot don't they? L7 GPMG (Gimpy)

2007-07-10, 23:07	#164
killmachines Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5	Real Life one, Bipod No Bipod on this one, put one on?
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2007-07-10, 23:13	#165
Bob_Marley Retired PR Developer Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,745 New Zealand Location: North Island	This is veichle mounted one (L37A1/2, IIRC), for the pintle mounts of Challenger 2s, Saxons, Landrovers and whatnot (which is why it has a comparitivly low poly count, in comparison with hand held weapons)
	The key to modernising any weapon is covering them in glue and tossing them in a barrel of M1913 rails until they look "Modern" enough. Many thanks to [R-DEV]Adriaan for the sig!

2007-09-08, 10:13	#167
Ryan_c1979 Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 25	Yea the British still use it quite a lot don't they? L7 GPMG (Gimpy)
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2007-07-03, 21:41	#161
G.Drew Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 4,414 United Kingdom Location: Hamilton, Scotland	god that would be kool to do!

2007-07-04, 00:55	#163
SpartanofShadows Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 55 Location: USA	yeah i know it is how about "you look" at the earlier posts

2007-07-24, 13:08	#166
nick Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 10 Location: North yorkshire	waaah this is the kind of hardware I like! look forward to trying it out sometime