Videos tagged with Scale Model

This video showcases a 4x scale M16 Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) training aid from Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While not an educational video, it highlights the functionality of the oversized BCG, including its moving firing pin, locking bolt, extractor, and ejector. The presenter notes its construction from resin over plastic and foam, and the need for repairs to its eroded rubber bumpers.

This video showcases a 1:2 scale, non-functional metal and wood replica of an AKM rifle. While the title mentions testing three types of rifle ammunition, the description clarifies that the replica is purely for display, educational, or collection purposes and cannot fire any projectile. The video emphasizes its authentic appearance and feel. A disclaimer is included stating it's a toy replica used in a controlled environment with safety precautions advised.

This video is a silent demonstration of loading miniature, scale-model rounds into a magazine for a Colt 1911 replica. It showcases manual dexterity with small components but offers no functional firearm information or safety training.

This guide details the operation of a miniature break-action side-by-side shotgun, as demonstrated by a content creator. It covers loading two proprietary miniature shells, closing the action, simulating a firing sequence with dual triggers, and manually extracting the shells. The demonstration highlights precise handling of small-scale mechanical components.

This video from Johnny Q, a tactical gear and firearm enthusiast influencer, tests the functionality of the NX Models Mini 1911. The review confirms it is a non-firing collectible with a realistic weight, functional magazine, and dummy rounds, but the trigger does not operate. It serves as a display piece rather than a functional firearm.

This guide details the process of attaching a miniature silencer to a scale model Colt 1911, as demonstrated by Johnny Q. It highlights the realistic features of the non-firing replica, including its threaded barrel, removable magazine, and dummy rounds. The demonstration emphasizes the ease of accessory installation on such models.

This guide details the assembly of the Atlantis Allison 501-D13 Prop-Jet Engine model kit, drawing parallels between gunsmithing precision and model building. It covers unboxing, component identification, and step-by-step construction of the propeller, gearbox, compressor, and combustion sections. The guide also touches upon engine theory, emphasizing the 'suck, squeeze, bang, blow' cycle and the evolution of jet engines. Instruction is provided by Mark Novak, who demonstrates high expertise in mechanical systems.

This YouTube video reviews the 1/12 scale Black Series Snowspeeder from Star Wars. The reviewer notes the toy's impressive detail and quality, contrasting it with the generally poor state of the toy market. While the primary focus is on the Snowspeeder, the description also mentions other Star Wars vehicles like TIE fighters and X-wings, as well as various scales of the Snowspeeder, including older 90s versions and the Bandai model kit. The reviewer uses affiliate links for purchasing these items.