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It definitely has a sci-fi feel to it. The coloration is excellent, and could suggest a military or even civilian use. I wouldn't worry too much about how it operates, as that can come later. However, madcomm is right, the battery pack (magazine?) is in an awkward (if streamlined) location. The weapon would have to be held vertically to reload, taking the muzzle off target. Instead, try a side mounted magazine.
All-in-all, a very original piece that has a great deal of character. I look forward to seeing more designs like this in the future.
Right here, you have in front of you a beautiful piece of work. The 3D modelling is flawless.
The design is original, and the stock handle is not something usually seen. Also, I don't see the usual mistake which people make when making laser guns, here the trigger in this weapon is actually a weapon.
The weapon, itself, is easy to imagine being used. The proportion are about correct, and the binocular is a nice touch.
The colouring is simple yet excellent, and the metal blue and iron/silver touch really hints a SCI-FI feel.
And god. Oh god. This rendering is simply magnificient. Good use of light points and mirroring. The shadows really bring up the design well.
Now for the cons:
Taking in the design considerations, I see some simple flaws which isn't really a big issue but is worth mentioning.
First of all, the weapon doesn't have recoil. That's true. But last time I checked, energy weapons (especially lasers) make a lot of heat, and I don't see exactly how the weapon loses its heat in efficiency.
The clip, or battery in front of the handle (At least I hope it is) seem difficult to remove if used (imagine yourself removing that clip to change it. The handling could be better)
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