Flintlock guns

MJW

I have just realised that I cannot find a flintlock (hand)gun with the lock on the correct side. Can anyone help. please? All of the examples of which I am aware have the lock on the left, but it should be on the right. It was designed not to shower the shooter with sparks as it would do if on the left and the shooter, like most, was right handed.

mjc1016

This set, is a caplock, not quite flintlock and is correct.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/?item_id=60085

This flintlock looks 'right', but isn't very high detail...

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/?item_id=74049

Here's a Baker

http://www.ontarget3d.com/site/Products/1035-baker-rifle-for-poser.aspx

Another reason why it was on the right...makes it a lot easier to cock.

Chohole

What's wrong with the ones in the store here

http://www.daz3d.com/flintlock-by-merlin

mjc1016

chohole said:

What's wronf with the ones in the store here

http://www.daz3d.com/flintlock-by-merlin

Because that's the one I couldn't think of who made it....

Merlin is one of my favorite 'historical'/'fantasy' (classic) PAs...his stuff is usually pretty accurate and top notch.

wsterdan

mjc1016 said:

chohole said:

What's wronf with the ones in the store here

http://www.daz3d.com/flintlock-by-merlin

Because that's the one I couldn't think of who made it....

Merlin is one of my favorite 'historical'/'fantasy' (classic) PAs...his stuff is usually pretty accurate and top notch.
Chohole beat me to it; I bought this one because it's almost identical to the Brown Bess I own, Merlin did an excellent job.

There's also this one, a little cheaper (with a few extras thrown in):

http://www.daz3d.com/x-marks-the-spot-accessories

-- Walt Sterdan
(edited to correct Chohole's name and to add the second flintlock link)

MJW

Many thanks everyone of you. It must just be me, but when I was trying to provide weapons for a certain character, they were all reversed.
As you say, these are right......

kaotkbliss

A trick I learned here on the forums, often you can mirror or reverse an object by scaling the x, y or z axis to -100%

MJW

OOOOOHHHH! Clever! I'll try.
Thanks.