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Yes, our "carpenters" in the team have made the arm. But the hand is bought. The rest made by us.

Epsilon wrote:Haha, nice arm. Though one would think it would be a little bloodier!

I forgot to mention that isn't really finished yet. We are going to dip it into fake blood and carbon. But I don't think it is that damn bloody. Lots of the blood burn in the grenade explosion.

Our latest thing to "Swedish Tigers", an arm:


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How did you make the mouser? Because it looks a bit off almost like a Nagant. Nah, not really. Maybe a little. Mosin Nagant http://www.gunpartsandmilitaria.com/9130compcopy.jpg Mauser m96 http://www.gunpartsandmilitaria.com/swed96compcopy.jpg First of all we bought 5 Mauser stocks on a surplus stor...

Here is some very, very new pictures of the props to Swedish Tigers. We are especially satisfied with the Mausers. Just ask us how me made them! ;) We didn't had the best camera in the world (use the DV to take the pics), but you'll see what it is: Some of the swedish gear http://home.graffiti.net/t...

Anyone who got a original sound from a MG42? No fake.

Okay, here you go! Some desaturation pictures!

We have some music for our 2nd world war film that our composer has done using the music program Reason. We also have a CD with swedish 40's classics that we can use to be played from gramophones etc.

I found an old picture showing one of the actors playing around with the uniform. But as I said, I will take some more detailed and serious shots when I reach the studio. With marks and other details without anyone wearing it.

I really want to take some shots of the swedish m/39 (2nd world war) gear to our film, Swedish Tigers. I will post them when I visit the studio with a good camera. This is the only thing I have at home. It's a original m/39 ammunition box. The rest (jacket, weapons, helmets etc.) is in the studio. h...

Can anyone tell me if this is a very good book for in-real effects or just a book that is handy when you need it sometimes? In "Swedish Tigers" we need some mortar or rocket launcher effects and in the contents of the book I can see "mortars/bazookas"! Search inside: http://www.a...

I loved that! To make the casings fly up an out though (Instaed of just dropping) is more of a challenge. One method I've discovered is to hold the casing against the gun (Much like in Epsilons tutorial) with two fingers, and squeeze it so it slips up and flys upwards. Really works well, except onl...

I'm new on the forums and I think this is the best way to introduce myself. Swedish Tigers is GurkoWorks (my filmteams) biggest project ever. It's a film that shows a group of swedish during the 2nd world war 1943/1944. The german general von Schell had plans of attacking Sweden from Norway through ...