Winchester model 1894

[GaryPilsworth]

Originally Posted by rch123

We'll see...I'm not saying it's supposed to go like gangbusters, but there is a lot involved in making models. If I compare the '73 to the '94 and find that I could probably just modify some parts to sort of "bring it up to date" I will.

The wood that's on that piece is the actual wood from my reference photo, so that works out well

I have officially started the next section of the rifle, which you can see here:

Off to a great start, don't give in at the first hurdle
PM me if you need any advice

[doctormax]

very nicely done butt that wood effect is nice

[Zathros]

"We'll see...I'm not saying it's supposed to go like gangbusters, but there is a lot involved in making models. "


There sure is. It's got me stumped right now. I 'm suffering designers block.

............."Soon, oh soon the light" (Jon Anderson, YES)

[rch123]

Thanks for the compliments everyone and offer of help from Gary, it is greatly appreciated. now that I'm sorta into the way this is done, it might go a bit faster. Last night I actually applied the skin to the next part:

[rch123]

I got the barrel on and the grip....she coming together for sure now...almost gave up once or twice, but decided to keep working. Here she is so far:

[peter taft]

You are sure getting to grips with this designing - some bluing on there will look sensational. You my friend, are a cooooool dude

[rch123]

Wow...I actually finished the model rather quickly! Here is the finished product...I'll be unfolding her tonight.

[richkat]

Rch123 try doing the trial version in just the lines no color,then when you get it where you like it fill in color and print....Rich

[mchale]

looks real awsome cant wait to test it for you

[doctormax]

Looks really well done I would love to build that myself