[uramegak]

This was supposed to be an operator using an AK. Unfortunately, my laziness resulted in tiny pouches on the vest which did not accept AK mags. But they hold UMP mags just fine.

So, now this little guy uses an UMP.

Enjoy.

Primary and sidearm:

headsculpt:

One more:

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot, fellas!

ScanmanDan: Glad you approve of the sewing! Your projects have been truely inspirational!

The rig pattern was imporvised from a google search for various AK compatible equipment. After scaling the product photo in software, I established the approximate dimentions of the fabric, then eyeballed the rest. The pouches ended up much smaller than I intended.

The design is simple and effective. I intend to construct another one with larger measurments.

The headsculpt is scratch built from sculpy.

gaiagear: Your proven results with pupil positions have been great reference for my decision making process! Props to you, man! :thumb

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot man!

These are great learning experiences in construction of home made gear.

Needless to say, feedbacks are always motivational!

 

[uramegak]

Did you try Krinkov magazines? They are a little smaller and may fit.

Great idea! I'll have to find some and try it out! Thanks!

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot, man! .45's do pack a wallop, don't they?

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot guys!

 

[uramegak]

Thanks man!

I too have used fabric glue for parts that are too small to sew. That's a great idea!

I have been meaning to try my hand at scratch building gear but I am way to impatient. Since I dont get much free time I am always in a hurry to finish one or two projects in one "bash session". The rigs that I have scratch built (by that I mean pulling apart various rigs and mix matching part to create my own) I have always used super glue instead of sewing. You can quickly and easily make changes or fix mistakes. Outstanding work!

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot, fellas!

 

[uramegak]

Thanks, guys!

Amen: Yup, the sculpt does look Asian.

 

[uramegak]

Thanks a lot, man!

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