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  1. It would, however you now the the opportunity to snip the end to were it´s perfect, you don´t have to - just putting it on the table
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  2. Its all good! Theres a lot to look over. I did use CA glue, but only used little dabs in the corners, so gently sliding a utility blade under there and using a little patience i was able to pop it off. This looks a bit better. Would afixing the belt in this position pass me for centurion? Just want to make sure before I commit to it.
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  3. uh-oh....I may have to do some minor surgery on this one Looks like ill have to re-position it on the canvas.
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  4. Thanks mate, armour party next weekend should help me get some momentum again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  5. Happy 4th to all of us who are still patiently (very patiently) waiting for our FOTK armor kit pre-orders to be fulfilled. Sigh..........
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  6. Does anyone know how to assemble the visor ? It move on the sides ... I've asked Chris.
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  7. Excellent pictures and reports - thank you! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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  8. So here you are Mark. It is more active here than on the KFG forum, though you will get feedback there as well, it won't be from as diverse a bunch. The build is progressing well, glad you're going for Centurion from the get go.
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  9. So that high-profile troop happened. My first outing in my Hero kit, and things went along flawlessly! Before rehearsal, backstage with the FISD's very own Scimitar and LTM! Rehearsal with the troops! Rebel scum spotted!!! After rehearsal, we were allowed to go out and mingle incognito among the Imperial Citizens until it was time to kit up. My "Dead Trooper Arm" was spotted! Final rehearsals (and I'm not the shortest trooper, just standing next to her). Lining up right before going on stage. That's Scimitar rocking out in the back. Waiting in the wings! On stage with Weird Al!!! Can you spot me? I'm the one with the comm link on my belt. Post-performance elation!!! Then Weird Al took pics with us. Supreme Nerd Leader!!! Yeah!!! I was fangirling out in a major way. Aside from finally completing this Hero kit, this will be the highlight of my year for sure!!!
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  10. Thanks! Wanna get at least Basic approval in a couple weeks.
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  11. Once side of me is saying "this pack is not correct" with all the greeblies and such, BUT the other said is saying that is a awesome looking rig!
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  12. I had this same exact issue, David. CA glue releases fumes which fogged it up, so I ended up wet-sanding it with super fine (3000 grit) sand paper until it was fairly clear. After that, I used the Novus scratch removal paste to get it clear. https://www.ebay.com/p/Novus-1-2-3-Plastic-Polish-Set-Scratch-Remover-Cleaner/1231451712?iid=400082797682 It probably seems like a waste of money to buy the Novus set rather than buy a new lens, but it sure comes in handy for armor as well. I ended up attaching it using plain old Elmer's glue around the edges, applied with a toothpick. Dries clear, holds great.
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  13. I've found a thinner magnet from another hard disk drive (before 2 mm -> now 1 mm). Almost invisible and still very strong.
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  14. just note i made an easy assembly board to make the work easier and better. Just succesfully completed its testing, the sound is loud and clear, no clipping or noise, thanks to PCB connections. With this board it will be easier to fit arduino and their components inside the PVC pipe, saves extra cables and work, no mistakes. Size WxLxH mm main unit: 91x29x21.8 drivers module: 41.5x29x18.70 bar leds module: 35.5x19.5x9.85
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