Schlagen Railgun
A railgun composed of Mana, Shtar Ore, and a bit of Synergist ingenuity.
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Schlagen, The Schtar Ore Railgun
Because I can't stop thinking about Arifureta for whatever reason. Be it the characters, the weapons, or how much I treasure the model of Donner Colin made for me.
So we're back. This time, with a different weapon archetype thanks to Cityrobo's Charge Trigger script!
The Schlagen is Hajime's second hand-crafted weapon. Its a bit more vague in details. 3 Meters long? One round capacity? A payload that looks like a kamehameha blast? Jesus christ man that doesn't add up.
So in this case, two versions were made. One that fits the profile of a railgun on text, and one that fits the limited visuals of the gun in the show.
The closest thing to a length of three meters with such calibers is the Snipex Alligator, and from there, it was converted to host 20 x 82 ammo, because the model I got didn't have the 14.5 x 114 mm ammo...
Firing it like a normal rifle with fire FMJ, but a charged shot will fire High Explosive rounds. Down the line, this may change to something custom, but I'd like to keep it as this for now as a proof of concept.
Here's to hoping Season 3 comes around. Be sure to check the Donner and the TNH Announcer for the full Arifureta fan experience!
Sources and Credits
Model comes from Bussinessajeg --
Audio support is all thanks to PLOOF, thank you for the assets!
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