Projects area?

[Egon_247]

I know, i'm sorry but i think i ate that cheese from under the fridge and it keeps doing strange things to my mind...

BUT.... how about a "projects area", you know the kind of area where we can post up pics of the latest pile of steaming shite that we bought and are spending the kids dinner money on to get it to work again?
Might make for a giggle reading, too. I did it last year when i rebuilt my CBR on a bike forum and it might help chucking ideas around.

Whatdayrekkon?


Mmmmm. cheese.....

 

[ButcherBill]

There's plenty of space in the off topic section.

 

[Egon_247]

There's plenty of space in the off topic section.

Click to shrink...

There is, youre right, but for airsofty type projects. The CBR was just an example of (my incompetence ) just such a thing. It was on a bike forum, so people were interested in bringing back an oldie to the world. I get that not everyone is interested in taking apart a 20 year old TM G36, but like Mr Negative, its always a laugh finding other peoples bodgery.

Ah, i think the cheese has worn off anyway, it was just a thought.

 

[Tommikka]

There is the 'What have you made?' thread…
https://airsoft-forums.uk/threads/what-have-you-made.43857/post-216517

 

[heroshark]

Where's typewriter when you need him?

 

[proffrink]

My thought is that this just falls under Guns Gear and Loadouts.

It's a tough one because there's always a good reason (yours included) to add a new subforum but it's very hard to prune old forums that aren't being used. I reckon any thread documenting a build or set of builds would be popular (especially if you include pictures). Similar threads usually are, regardless of posting them into the above or General Discussion. If the content is good people will like it and keep coming back regardless of how many threads you make (within reason) or whether you make yourself a super thread and keep updating it as you wish.