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Thank you all for your caring comments, really means a lot and brought tears to my eyes. I saw my mother most days so finding it really hard without her...she really was a wonderful loving mother and life without her will not be the same. To cheer me up the wife bought me a pair of imperial boots from RS prop masters.. really impressed Sent from my Moto G (5) using Tapatalk

Finished today. Thanks for the patterns. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, these latest updates have made my week! Everything looking sharp! Can’t wait to see the first assembled sample of these blasters. Will Santa have these ready for Christmas?

Some great stuff getting done

There ya go mate... They're a very good boot [emoji3] Sent from my Moto G (5) using Tapatalk

No special order..think RS have just recently started selling them..£65 Sent from my Moto G (5) using Tapatalk

Thank you Stephen... I've taken some time off work to spend time with the family and occasionally working on my armour. This is where I am at the moment. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Lid and boots looking good mate [emoji3] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cheers Jesse. Good idea with the corn starch. My wife does that with fondant (she makes big cake creations). Will try that next time. Had a little go at reshaping following your handy link. Essentially though, I think mine are a little too thick to get them spot on. Appreciate the link though. :-) [emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would LOVE to design one, however I'm currently designing a idea for a patch & Decal for a friend. Along with a website I draw for... saw this and it sparked my interest. Good luck to whomever does enter!

Nice central capacitors Dan! - looking like the real deal If you get the green stuff to flare out; they will be more like the originals as used on screen, following Andy's (Playfulwolfcub) research. See page 22 of his document found here: E-11 Power Cylinders Research Thread (renamed from "3 Central Fuses...") As for working with green stuff; I found putting a little bit of corn starch on your hands before forming with take away some of the stickiness making the task easier.

So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am very sorry to hear this news Stefan. You will see her again one day. My condolences trooper.

Very nice work. Fine detail. Good luck!

A little more done than I expected today. My first foray into using Green stuff. Mixed up too much so decided to do a couple of other tasks with the excess. Plenty of sanding and finishing to do. :-) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m so so sorry to hear of your sad news Stef, may your mother rest in peace and live on in your heart . You are in our thoughts and prayers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I should go ahead and start direct deposit to you. Great work

Hi all. Not a lot to report. Just a slight update to the trigger guard and a custom sight pin. As you’ll see, took an old bolt, removed thread from top, added side groove and cut down to size. Still needs a little tidying up, but hopefully looking okay. Also reshaped and added slots to the trigger guard. That’s all, folks. :-) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi guys..it's been a while but sadly my mother passed away a few weeks ago. Originally from Italy, she came to the UK shortly after the war for a better life. She was the most amazing mum who devoted her life to her 2 sons. I could've have wished for a better mother gonna miss you so so much mum RIP xxx Sent from my Moto G (5) using Tapatalk

Test fit time! Beer and test fit time! I never realized how warm it could be wearing this rig!

I don't have the tech specs in front of me (on vaca) but I'll do you one better, here's where you cab buy it.

Very Nice build. Good Luck!!

you will need: -mic tips -metal screen material -scissors -superglue (optional) -highlighter or dry erase marker 1. Cut mesh into circle a little bigger than the size of a nickel (this is so it stretches and doesnt fold) 2. Sandwich the mesh between mic tip and upside-down highlighter/marker cap like this 3. Push down slowly and evenly you can see what i did here 4. trim the excess. this is so it goes in evenly and you dont end up mashing it down 5. pull now-bent screen out and flip it over. you can put a bit of glue around the inside, id recommend so it wont fall out. when installing i like to use an exacto knife to evenly push in the screen from the sides do the same with the other one and there you go!

My zinc henstler inner box casting,,,,, should make a nice alternative to 3 d version

Second try with the snap provisional, now the black on shoulders and forearms is less Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

big improvements today! got the new led drivers 1watt each with PT4115 integrated circuit and they work great powering with arduino a super bight 3 watt RGB led! now it is very easy the assembly, thanks to the pins ready to solders. Moreover, i also tested a new Mp3 player board, even smaller and cheaper to the previous one. It is called DFPlayer mp3 mini (also know as Mp3-TF-16P), it communicates with arduino via serial ports, has its own library (very easy to program), it is 3watt mono (who care if it is not stereo) and we can connect to 2 speakers via the small mini amp (3w+3w). Just tested with arduino, a 8GB MiniSD card, RGB led and button and it works great! what else for just 1,20euro? you can watch both succesfull video test on my facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/fxblasterarduino/ very soon i will update the first page with everythings needed associated to this upgrade. And a new project is coming..

3 coat's later... well chuffed Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk