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Lego LMG

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This is my second lego creation, Lego LMG, that shoots rubberbands full automatic. It has a simple mechanism: When the RB's are loaded to the gun, just turn the crank forward. It may look a bit "unfinished", because I sat on it... That's also the reason why there is no shooting video... Enjoy!

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Left side of this gun

Angle shot... Front looks really weird I think...

Here you see the crank. By turning it forwards, you can shoot whit it. That allows you to fire it as fast as you can!

Here you see the really simple mechanism. There's so many gearwheels because if the crank was connected to the gearwheel where the RB's are loaded, you would have to turn the crank really, really slowly!!

Aiming down the sight. not very good because this gun went to pieces before I make it better...

First person view. Pretty unnecessary?

And a last look at this "unfinishd LMG. Remember to comment and rate! critic is welcome!

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I like it

Roy Dam

June 26, 2011

very good, it looks like a browning 1919

I like it

Lolguy Lolz

January 28, 2011

Nice gun I like it very much ;-) thx for adding it to clan

I like it

Sniper Guyz

January 4, 2011

awesome gun great work

I made it

Square Box

January 3, 2011

Quoting Thijs van Ooij Excellent lmg, good colour, but I don't really like that crank-action mechanism. If you release the crank the rubberbands will start shooting. The best way to do it is by making a 90 degree angle from the crank and then add a wormwheel, and if you place a gear against that and load the rubberbands onto that gear, you have your mechanism. Less space consuming, yet more efficient.

No, if you release the crank, there is a little part that keeps the gearwheel locked. It's tight enough, so the RB's wount start shooting, but not too tight so it's easy to turn the crank!

I like it

Chris Blizard

January 2, 2011

Good! I used a crank mechanism on one of my first rubber band guns.

I like it

Chris Blizard

January 2, 2011

Good! I used a crank mechanism on one of my first rubber band guns.

I like it

Thijs van Ooij

January 2, 2011

Excellent lmg, good colour, but I don't really like that crank-action mechanism. If you release the crank the rubberbands will start shooting. The best way to do it is by making a 90 degree angle from the crank and then add a wormwheel, and if you place a gear against that and load the rubberbands onto that gear, you have your mechanism. Less space consuming, yet more efficient.

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