First I must say that this rendering is excellent. Second, though Browning was the genius who designed this classic and durable firearm, it is technically a Colt M1911. Browning never produced this firearm, Colt was the manufacturer. You should build a BAR.

THI IS AMAZING! IF you could, may you PLEASE send instructions at noahrobertson111@gmail.com

Thats awesome? could i maybe get the instructions at adamarthurfarman@gmail.com? thanks

This is amazing.It so just so smooth.

I actually like the look of the grip. Studs give it a "lego look", and without them, I would have thought it was real!

Looks exactly like a real m1911, if I carried it into school they would think it is a weapon. INSANE

Score = 5

Nice job! Always nice to see very well made brick guns.

your score 5 plz send instructions aronb0330@gmail.com

Your score = 5

good point but i remember it as the colt...desert egles rock

Better put an orange tip on this thing. It'd pass all to easily for a real one. Great work once again.

It got all details i think it's nice 46/5 (5/5)

Not even going to ask how many cheese slopes are on this...

Wow, that looks real! very nicely made. You could actually rob someone with this and be successful :))

sorry to be nit picking but that is the COLT M1911, not the browning (browning's consisted of machine guns and automatic rifle-the bar- colt made pistols mostly) but the moc itself is epic, well done.

Please excuse me, but I must know where you got that black lifebuoy.

Please see my other comments regarding this.

Very nice. But Colt made the M1911 not Browning.

perfect shape and look, I like how you did the barrel at the end. 5/5

Well...you're partially right. Colt was the original manufacturer of John M. Browning's 1911 pistol. However, the gun has been manufactured by many other companies such as Remington, Springfield, etc. I prefer to call it a Browning, since that is the most accurate way of referring to the gun's design.

Score = 5

Wow! Very nice! Looks like the real thing!

Wow! Very nice! Looks like the real thing!

Amazing job!

An exceptionally good job! BTW Please comment and rate my browning auto!

Cool! Does it fire?

Cool! Does it fire?

Cool! Does it fire?

Very well exicuted. The 1911 will always be my faveroite!

Surprised we haven't seen more guns in this category. This is a great one.

This is very cool, I remade my own one and was going to take pictures but Tyler threw it across the room and it broke in to hundreds of pieces and then my mom put them in a bucket and I cant find any pieces. :(

Too cool, happy birthday!

Beautiful! Score= 5

Awsome.

Awsome.

I was thinking high four but the barrel won me over... not sure why, just did. Oh, and happy birthday! (from yesterday) 5 points ~ Chris.

This was a tough one for me. It was borderline between a 'very accurate' 5 or a 'missing something' 4. If you had done a magazine, bullets, a holster or something else, it would have brought you up to a 5. Once again, the accuracy on this is spot on. It just seems to be 'missing something'. Score: a SOLID 4 (Happy Birthday BTW!)

Awesome..!

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It's very well put together, but it looks more like a Tokarev to me.

awesone!!! great work 5/5

I see you favor a .45

Happy Birthday!

Awesome! You got the shape perfect and put in a lot of details. Keep up the awesome work!!

Looks Awesome!

does it shoot?

that's unbelievable.

awesome design! This gun is so fun to shoot.

Looks great. The realism is astonishing.

No, I don't like it..... I LOVE IT ;-p

Can I ask how you made it balance like that?

Very nice! While I find LEGO guns fairly straightforward and simple builds in general, I see you've done some nice SNOTage and angles that make this stand out. Even more impressive is the timeframe you built this in, you're pumping entries out like a madman! Great work, and happy birthday!

Well done! I think this is my favorite sidearm in warfare. Great job making it in lego. Do they call it the M1911 because it was put in service in that year? And Happy Birthday!

Pew pew!

I'm in AWE! I love this so much I might have to copy it. IMO this is the best Lego gun I've seen. Looks so good. Best of luck! Now I need to get myself a Black toi let seat or is it a life preserver? lol

Yes. It is the Colt model, meaning that it was manufactured by Colt, but the gun was designed by John M. Browning. The names are synonymous.

Happy B-day! Looks like the real thing!

Great work! Smoothly done! -LB Jr

Browning? Isn't that a Colt? Nice job by the way!

Very awesome replica! And Happy Birthday!

looks like a real one.

This is a great replica of the best pistol ever made. Happy birthday!

Accurate replica :)

This is a great replica. The coloring and shape are very nice.