Sidewalker4961
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This is a nice build. My buddy Peter made an SMG out of a recon, using sintra where you used cardboard. I gave him my recon to make me one, but he still hasn't. Hint hint, if you're reading this, Peter.
Props ODST - SMG out of Nerf Recon (WIP)
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L3G3ND4RYFR34K
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That is sick. I am not great with cardboard, so i just painted, but i recomend replacing the mag with a handle (i just used a small block of mdf)
XxCrossFadexX
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Great detail for cardboard...I mean you even got the small bumps on the butt!....I made a funny...
"Preparations A through G were a complete failure..."
I do believe there's a cream for that, and it's also suprisingly good for acne!
But good luck walking around being called "Butt-Face" all the time, Lol
Ah, science... Good times...
Thanks all for the comments. This project is currently in hiatus. I made all the pieces but I forgot to bring one of the "butt" home so it was soaked and became useless. My son, being the destroyer, decided to play with the only silencer/barrel and drop it somewhere in my garage. Now the SMG has no head and butt! Grrr! Hopefully I can get it completed by end of September.
...Butt-head jokes... nice. lol
UNSC LT commander
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damn kids with their droppin stuff and not to mention that horrible water! soakig our work. lol i hope this build goes well.
TECKNOVIKING
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Excellent work on this though sorry to hear your little un had his wee way, as well as the stock getting soaked :/ I look forward to seeing the rebuilt version on here soon mate 
IronicTrout
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Excellent work! I was thinking of doing something very similar to this for my smg. The deatail you get with the cardboard is incredible. Can't wait to see it done.
chitwood1775
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that thing is awesome! i want to see it done!!!
Thank you all for your interest in this build. First off, I can say that I have no patience at all in trying to finish this. You can tell by the lack of quality in my work. This was an experiment and I wasn't expecting this to be perfect. Plus, it was a toy for my kids on the Halloween.
Here I present you the final painted SMG. Not exactly the right size.
Over the years I experimented with other kind of build. Here is a pepakura M6A that I did last year. This was actually destroyed by my son, again. I was able to salvage most of it and finished it up with a fresh coat of paint. Note that the trigger is missing.
Two months ago I tried the cardboard method. Here is the results.
Here are the 3 guns with 3 different build methods. The method I prefer is using cardboard. It requires a lot of planning and scratch building, but I can put more details in it. And if I plan correctly, the gun is the right size with the right details.
Here I present you the final painted SMG. Not exactly the right size.
Over the years I experimented with other kind of build. Here is a pepakura M6A that I did last year. This was actually destroyed by my son, again. I was able to salvage most of it and finished it up with a fresh coat of paint. Note that the trigger is missing.
Two months ago I tried the cardboard method. Here is the results.
Here are the 3 guns with 3 different build methods. The method I prefer is using cardboard. It requires a lot of planning and scratch building, but I can put more details in it. And if I plan correctly, the gun is the right size with the right details.
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