"I can assure you this is no scam. I am sorry about this but i only have pictures of certain guns here. The BAR, thompson and carbine are from the web . I have attatched a few pictures of our guns taken from me. Some of the pictures wernt good enough to be turned into shots for display. People want to see what they are buying, and I didnt have anything from my collection of pictures to post. Please post these pictures on that thread if you want, you wont find these anywhere on the internet.

Again, Im sorry that this has changed your mind about us, but you must understand and I can get proof we have only been open for a week. "

HERE are the pics he attached to that email, I kept them full resolution, but had to compress the JPG quality down just aabit to keep em under the photobuckets 1mb limit.


http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...orp/modes1.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...rp/models2.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...rp/models3.jpg

Cheers,
Alex

There are metal peices on those guns like i have said before. The butt, and body are 0.09 plastic.

Here is a picture of the MP44 before it is painted.
www.ww2airsoft.net/stg44.jpg

you (if you are them) forgot about the mp44 being jacked off the web

What do you mean?

Alright, now that one of you guys from the store is here, I think I can stop posting emails and such here, and it can all be discussed right on the forum.

How in the world did you get that kind of worn/slightly even rusted (upper mp44) effect on the metal? And the pitted/dented/scratched wood on the MP18?

EDIT: bah nvm, I already got a reply by email.

i mean you said this "The BAR, thompson and carbine are from the web " however we did find the exact pic of the mp44 u had on ur site from the web, doesnt matter anyways, as we see pics of ur actual mp44's

Here are some pictures of the unbuilt models before they are painted.

MP40:
www.ww2airsoft.net/mp40.jpg
MG42:
www.ww2airsoft.net/mg42.jpg
MG34:
www.ww2airsoft.net/mg34.jpg
M1 Garand
www.ww2airsoft.net/garand.jpg
M1 Carbine:
www.ww2airsoft.net/carbine.jpg

are the m1 garands you are going to be selling aeg's?

Right now were still working on a system for ejecting the clip. As of right now it just shoots and loads clips. Were trying to get the functionality right so it can compete with its competitors.:)

Edit: Yes they will be AEG's.

Sorry I forgot a picture of the unbuilt Thompson and BAR.

Thompson (its supposed to be in half but I dont know what I was thinking)
www.ww2airsoft.net/thompson.jpg

BAR:
www.ww2airsoft.net/bar.jpg

Edit:
And also here is a video of one of our test guns being shot with a paintabll gun to show its strength.
www.ww2airsoft.net/090hits.avi

Wow, you built those (the ones I posted) models out of that? Impressive work.

Keep us updated.
Thanks,
Cheers,
Alex

Doesn't look half bad. Should really get your own photos however.

When producing AEGs, keep in mind that people prefer easy-to-find replacement parts as opposed to custom magazines. You should make them compatible with current airsoft magazines.
-VM

Um, what size of rounds are these firing?

Based on that video, where you never see the gun itself firing, the garage door appears to be the old wood structure ones. So if thats a 2x4 and you have a spread from the paintball to coat it, I am assuming you are NOT firing 6mm paintball, the spread appears more like the normal 25mm that a CT gun would use.

Also, those guns that you have posted up look like solid plastic shells;, meaning that you'd have to bi-sect them to hollow them out, otherwise it appears that the magazines will not be separate from the gun.

Based on the design of our guns before we get the internals put in, we need specialized parts because of the design. I will post pictures of the gearbox and other parts these guns come with.

So these are in fact rubber/plastic like the Blue/Red guns?