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from what brand? Is it metal or plastic?

problem is that often when building a gun from scratch with parts - it very often adds up to more than maybe getting an average complete gun. So with receiver, barrel, ris, stock etc... it can add up plus some bits may not fit perfectly 101%

best thing is to keep some bits "as is" rather than think about building another unless you got most of them bits already

It is a metal King Arms Blackwater licensed BW15 body with a unique serial number (under the Blackwater logo). Here is the gun: http://wolfarmouries.co.uk/airsoft/bb/product.asp?page=product&id=KAAG81

I am buying a new body to suit my build and so this will be sitting around. I may not sell it, but I'd just like some kind of information as to what I could possibly get for it. Has minimal wear, and all the parts, obviously. Any ideas?

Duck, there are definitely so...

eg: buy say a 416 receiver, buy a 416 front end, then other bits...

Then find out the receiver & front ris don't meet up perfectly 101% in line, may as well just bought a Bi-8001 or Samurai's 416 for £140

not a plug for his gun but just giving example

Didn't seem to put the whole message, but the end was just saying there will be an issue with the new body and my old outer barrel (I will need a G&P outer barrel). Everything else fits fine though!

I am keeping the handguard and grip from that BW15 for my build, by the way. Everything else on it will be spares for me

If by "all the parts" you're including the charging handle, dust cover, dummy bolt cover, bolt catch, fire selector, body pins, etc etc then tops I'd say £40 maybe £50. Unless someone is trying to make a BW15 it's just another metal AR receiver really. My Dytac receiver came with all the bits and was £70 new from Socom Tactical (so potentially a bit pricier than it needed to be).

if that expensive mofo works then keep it intact and sell or keep as spare back up

Then build or adapt another gun that might be closer to your build design/spec perhaps