Doing something that FT said not to try at home — Airsoft on planes

[DinosEatPeople1]

But first we need a good small CO2 gun or airsoft gun small and light enough to set the standard for testing this, if we are to do this.

 

[flamingo]

I think I’m gonna try going with the p-38, hopefully I can summon my inner building skills (which I don’t have) and pull it off

yeah the p 38 is a good one its not too big but has a lot of power

 

[DinosEatPeople1]

I kinda want to make an FT explorer and put it in the nose. Seems logical

 

[flamingo]

I kinda want to make an FT explorer and put it in the nose. Seems logical

yeah but a ww2 or ww1 plane is cooler i guess the ft exploreris good to start of

 

[DinosEatPeople1]

Can’t argue there.

 

[DinosEatPeople1]

I am thinking about making it with this plane. A pusher style C pack or twin a pack would work for it. Might be a bit higher wing loading but could work.

 

[Lord of the planes]

But first we need a good small CO2 gun or airsoft gun small and light enough to set the standard for testing this, if we are to do this.

so I looked it up and this is what I’ve found so farit’s plastic, so a lighter weight, co2, and I don’t think there are any sampler Co2 airsoft guns (cuase they don’t get to much smaller) I think that a problem with Co2 is that normally the casing holds the gun together, now possibility is that we can just 3D print a casing that’s smaller

 

["Corpse"]

But first we need a good small CO2 gun or airsoft gun small and light enough to set the standard for testing this, if we are to do this.

You just need a 3d printed mount for a 12g cartridge, and some stock 6mm aluminum pipe. If anybody has a long tap or something like that you could even rifle the barrel!

 

[slowjo]

Hey you're not allowed to try this at home. Now, if you were a professional it would be different. Get somebody to pay you a dollar to do it. You're a professional if you get paid.

DONT TRY this at home, didnt say you couldnt DO it at home

 

[Monte.C]

DONT TRY this at home, didnt say you couldnt DO it at home

Ahhhhhh. Good.
Try not. Do or do not. There is no try.

 

[slowjo]

speaking of CO2, could u put a CO2 cartridge in backwards, snap a hole in the end, and you would have a missile

 

[Monte.C]

speaking of CO2, could u put a CO2 cartridge in backwards, snap a hole in the end, and you would have a missile

Or take-off boosters.

 

[Lord of the planes]

speaking of CO2, could u put a CO2 cartridge in backwards, snap a hole in the end, and you would have a missile

😂 😂

 

[slowjo]

Or take-off boosters.

I feel like im corrupting our youth... but Ill get over it

 

[Matthewdupreez]

how about this.....https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...=aRh7J94nh-4&usg=AOvVaw3OqyJ8_YlixeDI2H4NJqfp

 

[Whit Armstrong]

If anyone has a 3d printer, you could print a mounting for the gun and just use the inner workings. that would make it much smaller.

speaking of CO2, could u put a CO2 cartridge in backwards, snap a hole in the end, and you would have a missile

What about model rocket engines? Or fireworks? That would make for an interesting dogfight.

 

[DinosEatPeople1]

At that point you are overcompensating for something in your plane design.

 

[Ranger_107]

speaking of CO2, could u put a CO2 cartridge in backwards, snap a hole in the end, and you would have a missile

maybe an a-10, then put 2 model rocket engines on a 3d printed rockent, atachted to the wing, and then a battery and a servo on a button to launch it. then u got missles and gun.

 

[Whit Armstrong]

maybe an a-10, then put 2 model rocket engines on a 3d printed rockent, atachted to the wing, and then a battery and a servo on a button to launch it. then u got missles and gun.

What about a Mosquito? We could use one from the 13th squadron website, or I could cad my own to specifically fit the gun.

 

[Whit Armstrong]

What about a Mosquito? We could use one from the 13th squadron website, or I could cad my own to specifically fit the gun.

Nevermind, a Bf-110