Introduction: Knex M1 Garand
he he he… well, here out of noware I have made my m1 garand. there is some histor behid this gun, and with this one I got around 90ft of range with 1 #64 rubber band with a sniper round. (credit to killerk for the mecanisum)
v1: I took the mag off my carbine and added a semi auto cogwheel. hated it so turned back to my m1 carbine.
v2:built a huge peice wasting thing with a semi auto cogwheel. quit when I realised I had to make 5 o the frame (lol)
v3:made somthing smaller and better. finished with semi auto cogwheel yet it fired rubber bands and the frame was not able to take the force of 8.
v4: made a springfeild sniper and made it into a m1
v5:atamted to fit the m1 with a fiering pin mag bolt action system. realiesd in a bad way that was not my thing…
v6:fitted it with an sr-v1 type trigger and changed some stuff around
v7 latest:just added a trigger gaured and moded the bullet
parts list. wow 2 in a row!
connectors
yellow: 97
green: 9
orange: 7
white: 4
blue: 16
dark grey: 2
red: 4
rods (that’s what you call guys with big erections lol)
grey bendy: 2
green: 112
white: 30
blue: 21
grey: 2
yellow: 2
other
y hands: 3
ball joint u part: 1
blue clips: 3
Step 1: Stock and Handle
yay I made my own stock!
1: what your making
2: frame make 2
3:add supports
4:connect and done!
Step 2: Main Body
you will make this… muhahahahaha…
1: make 2
2: supports on one
3: parts
4: parts
5:parts
6:parts
7: parts make 2
8:parts make 2
9: add mec
10: connect and done
Step 3: Barrel/front of the Rifle
kk do it for rice sake!
1: make 2
2: supports on one
3: connect and done
Step 4: Putting Stuff Together
do it!
1: body to stock
2: body to front
3: front grip to front
4: bars that make the gun stronger to all. do on both sides
5:sorry i don’t have a pic but put the 2 blue red and green things on the 2 whit connectors closest to the trigger on the stock and body
6: done!
Step 5: Loading…
he he… the fun part… don’t shoot your cat please
1: the round (lol it’s on tape steroids) you can put fins on it and that’s how I got 90 ft with one rubber band.
2:pull back…
3: load and done!
lol I shot my sister in the head and she said I cocked her lol.
Introduction: Knex M1 Garand
hy this is the m1 garand that I give 90% to frontline for the look. it shoots rubber band and knex.
Pros:
100ft with three (number 64) elastic
sturdy
good stock
good aim
looks like the real
real triger
Cons:
NOT semi auto but im working on it
use a lot of knex
Step 1: Aim Thing
1: front view
2:side view
3:back view
Step 2: Body and Barrel and Triger Mech
1:make both (the one of the botom have white rods pointing up)
2:make all
3:asemble
4:asemble
5:the other frame on
Step 3: Stock
1: do it
2: just to tell you that the stock is three layers
Step 4: Put All Togheter
1:shows you where to put the parts
2:part that you need
Step 5: Put the Elastics
1:what you need
2:how you put it
Step 6: Ammo
this is my favorite ammos that works great wen used properlie
Step 7: Load and FIRE!!!
1:dead
2:put elastic at the end (NOTICE:put enderthe white rod)
3:put elastic on the snow flake and after PULL THE TRIGER!!!
4:how to put the special bullet
Good luck with the gun I hope you enjoy it 
$15.00
Build your very own LEGO M1 Garand with optional bayonet and display stand!
Parts needed: 1,501 (gun, clip) / 149 (bayonet) / 342 (stand)
Estimated Parts Cost: ~$176 (gun, clip) / $23 (bayonet) / $30 (stand)
Skill Level: Advanced (4 of 5)
Includes:
– Full PDF Instructions and parts lists for rifle and ammo, bayonet, and display stand.
– Text files with XML code so you can easily import parts lists into BrickLink.
– PDF Guides for uploading XML code.
Click here to download parts lists and see the needed pieces ahead of time.
Please note: you are buying instructions and a LEGO parts list for this custom designed model. No parts are included.
-
Description
-
Reviews (0)
Description
To see original feature page for design (rather than instructions), click here.
Designed using advanced building techniques, this custom LEGO M1 Garand rifle is realistic (life-size, at approx. 1:1 scale) and fun to build. It features a pull-back trigger, moving bolt / charging handle, removable en-bloc clip of ammunition, and look-down iron sights with rotating adjustment dials. The sling swivels are functional; I’ve also included separate sets of instructions and parts list code for a mountable bayonet and display stand. This WWII gun model is a neat display piece and perfect conversation-starter for you and your friends! If you like my replica LEGO gun, please support my work and purchase a set of instructions. Thank you so much!
The building instructions are in PDF format for an easy-access building experience on every device.
The rifle model with its ammo clip requires 1,501 LEGO pieces, not included, and it’s super easy to buy all the parts you need (if you don’t have them already); click here to download the parts lists if you’d like to shop the required pieces ahead of time. When you buy these instructions, you’ll receive my easy-to-follow guide on how to automatically create a shopping list for everything you need with the provided XML code. You can also watch a 10min video here where I explain the process step-by-step: it’s quite simple and less expensive to do yourself than buying a kit.
A UCS-style decal for the M1 is available for sale separately from Ultimate Collector Stickers here, and free instructions for the brick-built plaques are downloadable here.
Note: I am not responsible for any risks/damages related to buyer/user’s handling and display of constructed model, which resembles a real gun and should therefore be treated with care and caution. “LEGO” is a trademark of The LEGO Group, which I am not affiliated with or endorsed by: the same goes for Springfield Armory, the M1 Garand rifle, and associated trademarks.
LEGO M1 Garand (+Sniper Scope and Grenade Launcher) — YouTube
June 7
Parce qu’il ya des milliers de pièces de Lego, presque tout ce que vous voulez peut être fait, y compris un Garand M1, la première arme semi-automatique délivré à l’armée américaine. Le M1 Garand dispose d’un stock, une poignée, un canon long et deux sites. Contrairement à la plupart des projets Lego, la meilleure façon de faire un Garand miniature pour vos personnages Lego est d’autres armes. Attendez-vous à ce projet de prendre moins de 15 minutes.
Instructions
1 Couper la poignée hors de la carabine blaster avec votre coupe-fil. Ne pas couper la gâchette ou le stock.
2 Couper la vue hors du fusil blaster. Envoyer cette vue pour un projet plus tard miniatures Lego.
3 Couper la balle et la patte hors du levier Lego. Enregistrer le ballon pour un autre projet Lego.
4 Collez la tige du levier à l’extrémité du fusil blaster pour créer le canon long de l’Garand M1 avec votre ciment plastique.
5 Couper l’onglet que vous avez obtenu à partir du levier de moitié. Coller une moitié de l’onglet en haut du canon étendu du Garand. Collez l’autre moitié de l’onglet ci-dessus sur la gâchette pour créer la vision de près du Garand.
6 Poncer tout ciment excès de plastique avec votre carte Emery pour créer le fini M1 Garand pour vos personnages Lego.
Conseils et avertissements
- Peindre le corps du brun blaster de fusil pour rendre encore plus réaliste miniature M1 Garand Lego.