Looks like the original topic died out and any other seems too old to gather any interest. So, my apologies for posting again.
In short. I need ANY and ALL pictures of the K2 or "final model" of the G11. I cant find any decent pictures, only old low resolution pics google pic-search gives.
Any EXTERNAL dimensions of the gun would be great help. I cant find ANY other info apart from the lenght that is stated 750mm.
Second. A bit of an "embarassing" question but how does the magazine catch in the G11 work? There seems to be two levers of sorts on both sides of the front edge of the center body. I believe those are for the "spare mags" but how does the center magazine release? Wheres the button for it?
Third: Story goes about couple hundred of these guns still remain in existance. Collector pieces and museum pieces. Some i have heard are in military academies around the world. Does anyone know a collector or any instance that owns one of these guns?
Why all this? Im building a 3D model of the original gun and im planning on 3D printing it and turning it into an airsoft gun. This gun has been in my mind for maaaany years and with 3D printing its actually possible to make it happen, give it a chance to be in the field. There is only couple home-made G11 models as airsoft guns. Each quite neat but all a 'bit off' from the original. I was hoping to make the most accurate replica of it.
I have put hundreds of man-hours into this project and now i need your help one more time to finish it.
In short. I need ANY and ALL pictures of the K2 or "final model" of the G11. I cant find any decent pictures, only old low resolution pics google pic-search gives.
Any EXTERNAL dimensions of the gun would be great help. I cant find ANY other info apart from the lenght that is stated 750mm.
Second. A bit of an "embarassing" question but how does the magazine catch in the G11 work? There seems to be two levers of sorts on both sides of the front edge of the center body. I believe those are for the "spare mags" but how does the center magazine release? Wheres the button for it?
Third: Story goes about couple hundred of these guns still remain in existance. Collector pieces and museum pieces. Some i have heard are in military academies around the world. Does anyone know a collector or any instance that owns one of these guns?
Why all this? Im building a 3D model of the original gun and im planning on 3D printing it and turning it into an airsoft gun. This gun has been in my mind for maaaany years and with 3D printing its actually possible to make it happen, give it a chance to be in the field. There is only couple home-made G11 models as airsoft guns. Each quite neat but all a 'bit off' from the original. I was hoping to make the most accurate replica of it.

I have put hundreds of man-hours into this project and now i need your help one more time to finish it.