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SB: 30€
AB: 130€
MIN INCREASE: 5€
Winner:
psychonator17 on DA
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Upon purchase you will receive a larger PNG version of the adoptable.
You can rename and redesign the weapon upon purchase.
DO credit me when the design is used anywhere for the first time or always when my art is used.
The auction for individual designs will close 48h after the last bid.
If the buyer does not respond within 24h, character will go to the lesser bidder or will be returned to the auction.
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SB: 30€
AB: 130€
MIN INCREASE: 5€
Winner:
psychonator17 on DA
♦♦♦PLEASE REPLY TO THE CURRENT HIGHEST BIDDER♦♦♦
Upon purchase you will receive a larger PNG version of the adoptable.
You can rename and redesign the weapon upon purchase.
DO credit me when the design is used anywhere for the first time or always when my art is used.
The auction for individual designs will close 48h after the last bid.
If the buyer does not respond within 24h, character will go to the lesser bidder or will be returned to the auction.
Feel free to leave a comment.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 2048 x 1280px
File Size 1.17 MB
Is this a fold down revolver? It looks like there's a hinge in front of the cylinder, at the bottom. If that's the case, it looks like the cylinder is fixed behind it. But then I see ejection plunger at the front of the cylinder, which would be accessible after you fold down the barrel along the hinge, but then I'm not sure how you reload it, other than one at a time. Is this compatible with a speed loader, and if so, how?
Yeah this is supposed to be a break-action revolver. This wasn't really supposed to be a plunger though, but some "internals" of the revolver exposed.
Could be a spring loaded plunger that ejects the casings but leaves unfired bullets in the cylinder. Just a thought though.
Could be a spring loaded plunger that ejects the casings but leaves unfired bullets in the cylinder. Just a thought though.
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