WW2 Luger/Walther Display Case
 

Hey Guys - About a year ago when I wanted to buy my first Luger, you were all very helpful in educating me about these fascinating weapons. Well, I ended up getting one, and then a P-38 since it needed a "buddy."

Well, being an amateur woodworker, I couldn't help but try to build something to display my new treasures. Anyway, I hope you might find it interesting....and I hope this forum is OK to post it in - wasn't sure where to put it.

Thanks,

Scott

Scott,

Nice job!! A little "Arts and Crafts" model??

Mike:thumbup:

Very, very nice! Thanks for sharing!

Scott,
Darn, you make me feel guilty for not doing more woodwork! Your stuff is outstanding! For an amateur woodworker you have some extremely fine cabinetmaking skills. Thank you very much for sharing this terrific example.

P.S. There is some really nice wood in that piece too!:)

Scott! That's fantastic! Really nicely done...Dovetail joints and all..even drawers for the holsters!
Birds eye maple..don't see that often these days!

Really impressive...

Beautiful. You are an artist.

"WOW" How much to make another one very interested.

makes my cardboard box look damn poor......
 

i have ZERO skills to do something like that............tom

Wow, just wow, that is fabulous. Very nice to see the iron cross on the front! That is really cool!


Ed

The talents, artistry, and craftmanship displayed by the members of this forum never cease to amaze me!

Truly magnificent. Museum quality.

-ML

Very very nice!!!! Bill

Beautiful design and woodwork!!! If that's considered amateur, I'm Superman.

Great looking piece--I Like it!!!!

Neil

Well done!

David Parker

Outstanding woodwork.

Charlie

I sure wish I had one like that for my A&E guns.Very,very nice.
Thanks George

Thanks for the kind words guys! Next up is something the the M1 Garand...just trying to figure out the design.

Gunman - With probably $500 for material (Wood, custom glass, and brass hardware), along with about 60 hours of labor, I'm not sure the price would be appealing...but if you happen to have an extra MG-42 laying around, I'm sure we could work something out! I've been looking for one of those :-)

Great wood working skills.
I hope you post pic's of what you design for your M1 Garand when finished.

Very nicely done!:jumper: