As soon as I got the paper and pen, I started drawing the plan. But first I must draw the outcome I want.
In the list of pistols in my head, I chose to pick the Glock 19. It was simple for me and one of the common ones. Ellena won't have difficulty reloading and using it. It doesn't have much recoil after all, and it doesn't have a hectic mechanism.
So at first, I drew a Glock 19. It wasn't the best, but the simplest image I could create. I also made the initial measurement as well as the material I wanted it to have. When I was done, I started to break down the parts.
With the exact measurements I wanted, I drew all of the parts as disassembled and then marked their materials as well. Of course, the most crucial here are the parts that can't be easily replicated with any materials.
And when I was almost done with it, I noticed that Ellena was intently watching me.
