#Western 6-Shooter Model
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Looking for a Old West 6-shooter gun model. Will pay reasonable $$$ for it.
If you know of such a model, please email me more information. Need my
09/08.
well there is noone for guns other than:
alex Jason at Forensic Animations, ANITE group,
po box 375, Pinole, CA 94564 AND
John K. Jordan
103 Elliott Circle
Oak Ridge, TN 37830 john's quite a gun mesh expert!
Rachel,
Thanks for the plug . . .
To paraphrase Burlington Industries:
"If it has anything to do with death and destruction, we do it
and we do more of it than anyone else in the world."
Well, maybe.
Alec Jason
<GGG>
Thanks for the tip! Does John have a id here on Compuserve? Or, a telephone
# or fax #? Many thanks for passing along his name! Make sure he gives you
a % as a recommender-fee 😉
Michael
well as usual the "search member" item comes up with nothing, gosh
computers are dumb sometimes, well i don't have John's number, but now you
can get alex by his thread message here…
about % (G) you don't know john-i was going to try to e-mail him to remind
him not to just give away the gun mesh because he loves making them so
much!
Rachel, Rachel, I've been think'n…
Hey, just to let you know I don't have the superconductor tape in my hands
yet, but it was completed early this week. Project man tells me it is a
roaring success, wowing all the top brass. Get this, your people got sent
out post-haste to six US Senators today! I ended up using seven
Suit-people, dressed down to Worker-people, in the project. I'm working on
another project now, gosh, I need Lab-coat man right away. <g>
I will call you tomorrow (gasp, 4:30am – I mean later today) about the
image files and the video tape. I'm off to Colorado mid-next week, but I
hope to get it before I leave.
JKJ (who never learned the meaning of the word "sleep")
john, its 4 pm now and i just finished backing up SO, now, onto…..
…….."LABMAN"
I will e-mail file as soon as it or they are done-one never knows how long,
but I will make sure to send this evening-Iwill send "students" on Tuesday.
Soo glad your animation was sucha hit! and of course, it just warms my
heart to think of the little people critters on the hill-maybe they'll meet
Bruce Babbit! thank you for dub!!!!hope you are sleeping…rachel
>>>Thanks for the tip! Does John have a id here on Compuserve?
^^^^
Are you talking about _that_ John? John Wayne? <g>
Ana "sorry for the stupid joke" Gervas
Michael,
I missed your message, just saw Rachel's response. I'm at (615) 482-4698,
or leave CIS mail at 71174,711. Right busy lately, so I only check ASOFT
every 2-3 days or so.
JKJ
Michael,
>>> Looking for a Old West 6-shooter gun model. Will pay reasonable $$$ for
it. If you know of such a model, please email me more information. Need my
09/08 <<<
Are you looking for the real thing or a copy?
How about a Copy made in the Original Mold with Serial Number?
I used to be a collector.
I have a Model Army 1860 CAL. 44 Blackpowder pistol with the Cylinder
engraved with "Engaged 16 May 1848" and Military three masted schooners on
the cylinder engaged in battle.
The Trigger has been setup for use as a Gunfighters weapon I forget the
actuall # on the pull but needless to say it's a classic!
It was Cast in the original mold with Serial numbers on all the parts.
Veeeeerrry Collectible.
Ask Around what it's worth and Get back to me if you want something of real
value. If ya just want a Blackpowder pistol for banging rounds in the back
forty check out your local Gun Dealer cause this one's
a real collectors item. FWIW.
James M. Murphy
James,
I think he meant a 3d mesh model of a revolver <g>.
Martin,
>>> I think he meant a 3d mesh model of a revolver <g>. <<<
I know!
I sent off the message and it dawned on me….Why would he suddenly take
up gun collecting?
After I read the entire thread it made more sense…..Well what the
hell…. anyone need a BlackPowder Pistol…
…….. it's still a collectors Item <g>.
Actually the Engraving is quite beautiful and would make a really nice
detail for a mesh.
Anyone?
Still no takers.
Baack you go in to the closet.
Catcha' LaTER
James M. Murphy