Posted: 2/23/2009 10:13:13 AM EDT
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Someone here posted a link to one of this guy's videos several months ago, and I have subscribed and followed him ever since. He makes working, fully-functional firearms out of paper and household items. He shows amazing talent and creativity. Here's his latest vid; Paper 1911 |
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A talented huckster with plenty of rubes on this site! How did he get that slide to make that real metallic clanky sound when he moved it on the table? And why does that one look EXACTLY like a real 1911 while all the rest of his guns look like something that a 14 year old kid slapped together with paper and tape? |
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A talented huckster with plenty of rubes on this site! How did he get that slide to make that real metallic clanky sound when he moved it on the table? And why does that one look EXACTLY like a real 1911 while all the rest of his guns look like something that a 14 year old kid slapped together with paper and tape? I am beginning to agree with you. I have a couple of M-84 flash bang hulls on my desk. I don't think a paper copy of one would rattle the way the one he had did when he moved it on the desk. It sounded like metal to me. |
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A talented huckster with plenty of rubes on this site! How did he get that slide to make that real metallic clanky sound when he moved it on the table? And why does that one look EXACTLY like a real 1911 while all the rest of his guns look like something that a 14 year old kid slapped together with paper and tape? What the hell are you talking about? I'm listening to the audio on high end headphones right now and I don't hear any metallic sounds at all. |
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A talented huckster with plenty of rubes on this site! How did he get that slide to make that real metallic clanky sound when he moved it on the table? And why does that one look EXACTLY like a real 1911 while all the rest of his guns look like something that a 14 year old kid slapped together with paper and tape? I am beginning to agree with you. I have a couple of M-84 flash bang hulls on my desk. I don't think a paper copy of one would rattle the way the one he had did when he moved it on the desk. It sounded like metal to me. It would make that sound if he used a epoxy to seal the paper. |
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A talented huckster with plenty of rubes on this site! How did he get that slide to make that real metallic clanky sound when he moved it on the table? And why does that one look EXACTLY like a real 1911 while all the rest of his guns look like something that a 14 year old kid slapped together with paper and tape? I am beginning to agree with you. I have a couple of M-84 flash bang hulls on my desk. I don't think a paper copy of one would rattle the way the one he had did when he moved it on the desk. It sounded like metal to me. I think there were *some* metal parts on that, like the safety pins and lever, etc. |
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Quoted: You notice how the camera keeps moving around on the close ups that keep you from getting a good view of the working parts of the M-84? The camera starts out stable and then gets all wobbly when he is showing the details. I call BS. You're crazy. Spend time watching ALL his videos. He does plenty of papercraft that are not guns. He explains his technique in others. The kid is for real. |
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The first time I saw his K98, I couldn't believe it. It's insane. When he first posted that video, me admitted that it was a real Mauser with a paper barrel. Later when he found out how many people believed his bullshit, he went back and redid it. I love how he tells you that he made it out of paper and Elmers glue and then raps his knuckles on the stock. 
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