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Slono · January 24th, 2010, 23:50

A TM base is a good start. If you plan on upgrading your frame to an aftermarket metal kit, go with the TM 1911a1 base. It'll save you plenty of time (and possibly headaches), unless you're out to learn how to upgrade / modify / tune GBBs, in which case it makes your time, effort, and probably money, worth it in the end. Fitting a MEU in a kit made for the 1911 base can be tricky, and some pieces will require heavy modification and some parts will not fit.

Check out the kits they have at Redwolfairsoft, they are plentiful. Lots of beauties.

January 24th, 2010, 23:50	#4
Slono Slow mo. Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: GTA	A TM base is a good start. If you plan on upgrading your frame to an aftermarket metal kit, go with the TM 1911a1 base. It'll save you plenty of time (and possibly headaches), unless you're out to learn how to upgrade / modify / tune GBBs, in which case it makes your time, effort, and probably money, worth it in the end. Fitting a MEU in a kit made for the 1911 base can be tricky, and some pieces will require heavy modification and some parts will not fit. Check out the kits they have at Redwolfairsoft, they are plentiful. Lots of beauties. __________________ The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. - Martin Luther King, Jr.