
The image appeared when I looked it up, but I felt that the details were a bit too overwhelming.
There are a lot of different kits for gatling guns for character plastic models, so feel free to choose your favorite.
How about the Gatling Blade from Hexa Gear?
How is this?
>>3It’s pretty good, but I would prefer a more understated design.
>>12If you shave it off, it’s free.
Do you use the tank treads of the Gun Tank too?
Isn’t a 30mm Gatling unit okay?
>>5Isn’t that just the epitome of something cheap? It’s easy to play with, though.
>>6Because they say the details are too noisy in the thread image…
>>5To be honest, if this had a little more thickness, it would be almost perfect.
>>13You just need to cut a thinner plastic sheet to match the belt width and stick it on both sides!
>>17The belt part is rubber, so it’s impossible.
By the way, which one are you using now?
It would be helpful to know which kit you want to detail up, as it would provide a reference for size and the length you desire.
When you’re troubled with modifications, read Plamo Kyoshiro.
I don’t know if it’s available for purchase now, but just the belt part of this.
Of course a belt will get noisy, so just buy the original image quietly!
Replace everything with this, including the Gatling, and go for a luxurious style.
How about tank tracks?
>>19I like Tamiya’s French tanks because of their fine details.
If you like something like a Gatling unit.
Why not bring the Zekuain’s ammunition belt?
I realize that there aren’t actually that many exact ammunition belts that match the same idea.
The current tank kits have completely lost the rubber tracks, which is frustrating…
In terms of whether you can get it or not, it’s best to compromise with the Gatling Blade.
There are a ridiculous number of types of evergreen and plastic pipes, so just get one with the right width and buy a belt or cable to thread through it.
>>24Don’t casually suggest projects that take a month to complete.
Why not just make it yourself?
MSG is great, isn’t it…?
Are you possibly building Heavy Arms?
I don’t understand the level of obsession of the anonymous poster!
I can’t guarantee if the size will fit perfectly, but here it is.
If you’re particular about it, in the end, it will definitely become plastic sheet craft…
If you focus on the details, there’s hardly anything better than a self-made piece, right?
The LA one is a bit thin for Zeku.
I’ll make one frame and do my best with UV resin and Oyumaru.
This!
It seems like the fastest way is to go around the second-hand shops searching for Gundam Unit 5.
If it’s not for a strict competition, then I think it’s fine to rummage through electrical cables.
Maybe what is needed is something like a plain, functioning version of the Gatling shield belt from the Gufukasu.
>>37Well, isn’t that good enough…?
>>46The number of items needed is a length that I don’t want to think about.
I can only think of cutting up square pipes.
>>39There is stock in size S!
If you’re concerned about the details
Just strip it all away!
It’s easier than making it yourself.
It seems there are also some unusual tactics like using zipper-type earphones.
Everyone!
Soft resin is concerning, isn’t it!
A plain one like a Gatling shield belt.
It’s about something movable.
I don’t think there is a plain movable one.
>>47Ah, so that’s immovable…
I didn’t know because I’ve never done it.
What are you making in the first place?
>>48It’s called Zekuain!
It seems like bringing in either Gundam Unit 5 or Heavy Arms would be the best option.
The Hexagear Gatling Belt is good, isn’t it?
Is the MG Heavy Arms big?
It’s tough because it’s not just a matter of making one piece.
It’s definitely something I want to try first if I have a copying or printing environment.
>>56I want to leave stuff like this to machines…
Well, it’s quite rare for ready-made products to match ideals perfectly.
If that’s not the case, then there’s nothing to do but move my hands.
Isn’t it better to just use this after trimming down the details?
I picked it up from the internet, but it turns out there are people making it too.
CUTTING MAT approximately 22.5×15cm
>>61I think it’s amazing that you made this, but isn’t it kinda awkward to see the metal wire through the gaps…?
>>67It’s not that noticeable in the finished product.
>>70It’s still in the midst of production, or rather it’s just a mock-up; as for the finished product, it will likely be painted after spraying primer on the brass wire.
To those who say annoying things
Nameless is strict yet kind.
From here, it’s going to be refined more, but it looks more like a spine than a bandolier.
I remember the Bakuu’s neck part.
It’s a strange story that everyone wants a simple and cool ammunition belt, yet it doesn’t exist.
Well, I guess the sizes I want are just too varied…
Would a simple and cool ammo belt in SML size sell?
Making the same thing endlessly… it’s tough!
>>68Once you get used to it, it’s surprisingly fun… I wanted to say that, but…
It’s a bit tough…
The gaps between the parts in the thread image are so large that it doesn’t look like a bullet belt.
Cutting a rectangular pipe and passing it through the ribbon cable seems to be the quickest way.
The 30MM is flexible precisely because it is made of rubber, but because it is rubber, I fear its deterioration.
The neck part of Bakuu is nice, isn’t it?
Can we somehow string together something around MSG?
Shall we…?
The fact that it’s connected with cables like beads from the beginning seems weird.
>>76But visually, that’s my favorite…
With Zek, since the cartridge belt is like this, the ideal would be to create interlocking uneven pieces, replicate them, and connect them with lead wires… or something like that.
If you don’t simplify it to just cutting and pasting like the examples above, the work will never be finished.
Let’s buy a 3D printer!
I was curious about the design of the real ammunition belt, but it doesn’t really have that bumpy chain feel.
>>80What is connected is only the ammunition inside; the surface is merely a cover.
FAZZ is being traded at exorbitant prices for both old and new MGs, so it’s impossible…
Isn’t it quickest to just buy a Type 5 or Heavy Arms?
Heavy Arms is being sold at around the regular price.
In 1/144 scale, it looks a bit bulky, but the MG Heavy Arms might be just right.
The design of the piece is quite close to the setting.
I tried imitating the example from HJ using the Daiso zipper earphones, and it’s actually pretty good.
>>86This is nice…
>>86It has a perfectly tailored fit…
While I was checking the belt of the bullets, it turns out that it’s more mechanically correct for the belt to come out vertically like in the thread picture rather than from the side of the drum…
Everyone is really making their own stuff, huh?
>>89This is how mine is.
It’s a story that ends with…
I see, you want this thickness.
The mechanism of the giant robot doesn’t have to be the same as in reality…
To convince oneself.
Since it’s about how to eject the bullets from the magazine part, I don’t think there’s necessarily a definitive right way to do it!