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Looking for photos and drawings
carvintom
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I am gathering drawing photos and whatever other information is available in preparation for carving a replica of a 1861 Remington .44 caliber revolver. I have found many excellent side view photos of the firearm but can find no front or rear views or anything that I can use to scale the photos.
Do you have any suggestions where I could inquire to get more information?
Thanks in advance,
Tom Maier
www.carvintom.blogspot.com (see Oct 9, 2009 posting of my hand-carved replica of 1884 Springfield 45-70 Trap door Rifle)
Do you have any suggestions where I could inquire to get more information?
Thanks in advance,
Tom Maier
www.carvintom.blogspot.com (see Oct 9, 2009 posting of my hand-carved replica of 1884 Springfield 45-70 Trap door Rifle)
Comments
Replica revolver. Best if you had a representation 'in hand' when you do your workup.
Below is a link to such of which I speak. Others may/will chime in as to whether there are plastic versions available or drawings. I wouldn't know, as I usually handle the real thing.
And please post a photo of the finished artwork. Good luck! Joe
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=166983555
I'll be sure to post the finished piece. But, if it anything is like my Springfield 45-70 rifle, don't wait up for it. This is gonna take awhile! :-)
If people are interested in a closer look at the rifle. Let me know, I can take some more detailed photos. The big problem is that it is...well...big. Just a tad over 51" long.
Carvin' Tom
www.carvintom.blogspot.com
quote:Originally posted by carvintom
Thanks, Guys. I appreciate the items you posted.
I'll be sure to post the finished piece. But, if it anything is like my Springfield 45-70 rifle, don't wait up for it. This is gonna take awhile! :-)
If people are interested in a closer look at the rifle. Let me know, I can take some more detailed photos. The big problem is that it is...well...big. Just a tad over 51" long.
Carvin' Tom
www.carvintom.blogspot.com