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Can you tell me what weapon she's holding in this pic? Could not find it on the nexus.
"Hey Prensa, I love your mods, especially Deckard's Gun."
Thank-you kindly! Really nice of you to say.
"Can you tell me what weapon she's holding in this pic? Could not find it on the nexus."
It's one of mine, it's not released yet.
It's an AA-12 automatic shotgun with a Surefire tactical grip light fitted & an unusual camouflage covering.
It appears in the movie Predators (2010) used by Royce (Adrien Brody) & is part of a pack of the human weapons from that film I've been working on.
The final version has a black choke on the end of the barrel, this must've been an earlier shot.
I started the pack as a fun way to stretch my Blender skills, worked my way through until I got to the Heckler & Koch MP5K. At which point I got completely sidetracked making many different HK weapons.
I should probably just release what I've made, before there's no one left playing Fallout 3.
Thanks for the interest!
Prensa
Very nice work. Especially the camo.
"Yep, that's exactly where I've seen it before. Adrian Brody's AA-12 from Predator."
Yes it's distinctive isn't it?
I liked Predators & loved how each of the different human "prey" had unique weapons.
"Very nice work. Especially the camo. "
Thank-you kindly!
The camo really helps make the AA12 more interesting. Normally they are just a chunky mass of black.
Finding the right camo pattern was the main thing, it's a "digital" pattern.
After that it was actually easy to apply, just an overlay layer on top of the standard black version.
I'll probably include the black version as an optional extra.
Added an extra screenshot with the black choke on the barrel.
Prensa
Certainly helps eliminate that pesky need to aim.
Take care,
Prensa