
New 3D printed upper
Hey everyone! I just made a brand new design inspired by lexington from cyberpunk 2077. Yes this is a fully functional upper that replaces stock parts. If you want to look it up it's called APEX upper for AAP-01 :)

Hey everyone! I just made a brand new design inspired by lexington from cyberpunk 2077. Yes this is a fully functional upper that replaces stock parts. If you want to look it up it's called APEX upper for AAP-01 :)
Did some small modifications but finally it's over.
I am currently working on a compact version of my PCC kit for the AAP-01. This version will feature a retractable stock. The stock is built using two €3 aluminum rods from AliExpress and a few simple sawing steps. Right now I'm just waiting for the aluminum rods to arrive. My first prototype made of PLA is already working really well and barely wobbles at all. The remaining play will disappear once the tight-fitting aluminum rods are installed.
The coolest part is that you can easily pull the stock back and push it right back in using just your body and the push button.
In addition I have designed a new short handguard. You won't need an outer barrel extension anymore and can screw flash hiders or suppressors directly onto the original AAP-01 outer barrel. The body is identical to my larger predecessor kit.
Speaking of which, I want to thank you all again for the massive interest in the first version of the kit. You guys downloaded it like crazy. Thank you so much! :D
Once I've assembled and tested everything in about a week or two I will release the kit for even a bit less money than the first one.
I fell in love with this sniper platform immediately. The only thing that kept me from fielding it more was the horrible mags. So I designed a friction fit vsr 10 mag adapter. The barrel always looked a tad long so I designed a suppressor that didn’t add any length to the sniper. The files are still a work in progress, but I have had the mag adapter feed flawlessly through about 10 mags now.
I have designed this thing half a year ago and never have printed it, finally had the motivation. It is not for any know brand tracer, I have bought a cheap alibaba tracer a while back for $15 and I love it! Just looked really boring. Not anymore.
** UPDATE: Fixed scaling issue in .stl files **
Evening all.
Finally finished my latest project - the ArmaLite AR-18 full body kit for V2 gearbox-based AEGs!
I'm aware a couple of other users have been working on a similar project, but in their absence over the past few months I thought I'd cook up my own version and see how it goes. It's been designed completely from scratch to replicate the real thing as closely as possible, but importantly with airsoft applications in mind throughout (this means no folding stock at the moment, sadly).
Features:
This is also my first time offering files for a price rather than releasing them for free, which hopefully reflects the time and effort that has gone into this project. Please let me know if the listed price is reasonable for the content and quality.
I'll be closely monitoring this over the coming weeks/months to address any issues/feedback, so naturally all comments and criticisms are welcomed.
Enjoy!
If It Looks Stupid but It Works, It Ain’t Stupid
Here it is. Cyma receiver base, all the rest is 3d printed. I designed m all the buffer tube system and stock, no need to remove the stock to remove the batteries, it's just a cap that screw inside the stock, for an easier removal. The motor grip is a design of mine too, it's a tight fit, the flash hider is a free model I found online.
Would anyone be able/willing to design this, and how much would you charge? I could provide measurements off of my SCAR SC if needed. Thanks!
I want to design an airsoft replica and have experience modeling in tinkercad and want to know what more advanced software i should use for this, also any tips are welcome
I’m getting a three printer so I can print guns. Do you think it’ll not and what gun do you want me to make?
Here is my Baker rifle, major modeling is complete, now working on dividing it into printable pieces and testing reliability. I dare say it looks .... Sharpe.
I have never printed an airsoft rifle before, and was wondering how hard would it be to make a custom bolt action? The idea is that it would be shell ejecting, and would use a gas revisor that sits in the grip and pipes through the bolt and through a shell with a bb at the end to fire it. The question is: what do I need to buy to achieve this? and is it at all realistic to keep it under $100?
Great engineering. A few updates will be needed to work with my gear box (3-4 mm gap)