Hello everyone, I'm Enter719 here and this video is the homemade remote control airsoft turret. So what I'm going to try and do here is using these two items you see in the camera. Create a remote control turret. So this here, you may have seen one of my really old videos, is my homemade trigger controlled airsoft turret. Used to be on a stand with ball bearings, but I had to be removed for this project. So on the inside of this, if you open it up, it's hinged like so. The scope is where you put the ammo in. Right there, feeds the ammo to the sawed off airsoft gun in the inside. It's just a cheap electric airsoft gun. As you can see here, I've rewired the battery pack, bigger battery pack, and spliced the old trigger assembly and wired it up. The handle to a remote control here. So when you push the remote control, it fires as you hear there and just made an extra long thicker barrel for nice design and clearly painted the black. Then over here, I have just a remote control car which shoots and missiles. So what I'm going to try and do, and here's the remote for with the two fire buttons. What I'm going to try and do is take this apart and use one of the wheels or axes, whatever, to mount on the base so it can swivel back and forth. Then rewire the trigger assembly for these through the handle of my turret as I did here to make a working firing assembly. So let's see how that works. Here's the dismantled car now and I have the one wheel still attached and kept all the electronics as well as you see here. Now the one thing I have discovered sadly is that this wheel, although it still works fine, I just simply turn on my remote here and kept the electronics switch as you see. It still turns just fine. But the weight of this one placed on top, even if it had a good configuration, is too heavy for this specific remote control car to spin due to that fact that this is made out of wood. So this one won't be able to swivel, but I should still be able to harness the trigger components on this electric car to make a remote control shooting turn. So in short, what I have done here is finished stripping the car and wiring up all the necessary electronics. So basically the only body part of the car left is the back of it, which holds the battery pack, which of course we still need. Then for the electronics to show you briefly, yes, it looks like a big mess of wires, but the only important part really is this black and white one right here. And they came off of this old motor with the black and white wires. So all I've done is taken this off and re-wired it into the power of my electric air soft gun. All it does when I hit the big center button here instead of powering this motor, powers the one inside my air soft gun. Therefore shooting the turret, let's test it out. So here we are, the completed product. All the electronics are inside the housing and my remote control of course, and we will be testing inside here down and range to our targets, which are those three cans. I'm still a kind of damage we can do. I'm quite sad I won't swivel, but remote control air soft gun is still cool nonetheless. Here we go, shooting test. Three, two, one. There you have it folks. The remote control air soft turret, a little different than how I wanted it to work, but it did still work. So I am happy, hope you guys enjoyed the video. I got a lot more videos I've already made lined up to upload for you, so if you're not subscribed, I recommend you do that. I have a lot more cool stuff coming out. Let me know how you guys like this project and as always please like, comment and subscribe. Thanks for watching.