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Published: 2019-06-01 08:23:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 11915; Favourites: 270; Downloads: 94
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The Meerkat is a lightweight, compact, and fully ambidextrous bullpup PDW with an integrated flashlight. Itβs chambered in 5.56x45mm and fires at a steady 700 rounds per minute.It is convertible to .300 Blackout for use with a suppressor, making it a compact and stealthy platform. The flashlight unit can be changed for a laser aiming module.
Check out the speedpaint video here on my YouTube channel: youtu.be/eE5SMKRz_iA
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Yeah looking back at it itβs reaaaally short I agree
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Hahahaha right? Or make the stock extendable one way or the other
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I like the looks, very futuristic in a proper way, and uhm, let me guess, does the bolt lock back after the last shot on emptying a mag?Β
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Glad you like it! And yes, thatβs what the bolt release catch is for
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Hey! Long time no see. 
Switching to Photoshop looks like a huge improvement over PMG. I think that only now you can let your imagination rise to the fullest, not being limited with PMG's pre-made shapes. It's evident from looking at your newest works. Adding the shading there is a very nice benefit too.
I like a lot how compact this weapon is. It's easy to imagine it being used by a tank crew, for example. But on the less serious side, would it be possible to fire it akimbo? 
This may not be very visible just yet, but I did my "homework" when it comes to hardsurface 3D modeling. Only now I can say I know some proper approaches and techniques - my old approach was awfully inefficient in comparison! But it turned out that the tutorials by Tim Bergholz are too Max-specific for my use. The techniques he is using don't work well in Blender. In particular, while Blender can have n-gons, it doesn't like them at all.
However I've found tutorials by "Arrimus3D" in the YouTube suggestions. And those, while still Max-based, turned out to be nearly 100% applicable in Blender (which has surprisingly poor selection of hardsurface tutorials on its own). I learned *a lot* from there.
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Oh, I really like this one. Compact design, looks ergonomic, and the integrated flashlight is really cool.
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You are welcome.
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This is best PDW I've ever seen. It's like inspiration of QBZ-95B and JS 9mm hybridization, which both are from China.
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Wow, you're not dead!
Now this is a amazing piece nonetheless, but, uh, you need to give more status updates.
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Nope, Iβm not! I predominantly use ArtStation nowadays, thatβs why thereβs hardly anything uploaded here.
Thanks!
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In that case I will have to check your art station more often.
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Yes, you certainly should
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Thanks! Glad you like it
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Yeah itβs good
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