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The available choices here in Sweden are somewhat limited since I'm at the mercy of what the state owned liqueur store chooses to import. Of course I can order other things through them as well, but that's a hassle I'm not going to bother with. But they are quite good at finding the good stuff.

Sadly, only the Enigma still has any in it. Out of these I think I like the Laphroaig the most. Need to get that again for my next bottle I think.

I vouch for the drink. Better luck tomorrow!

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http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?/topic/22634-CTM-Props#entry283504 Nothing new. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

The "Dave M" hand painted style.

I agree wit you Jay that I don't buy from anything but 1st gen, but the differences between MOT's previous offerings and the currents ones leaves no room but to conclude that the origins are RS.

No problem, and good luck! Btw, you might want to put a second coat on those black parts to even out the jagged edges of the paint. Some old/worn paint brushes leave edges like that, so investing a few dollars on a new brush might help with the details when painting.

I am the DO. I don't like those clips at all (nothing personal!). Seeker, who's doing an amazing build of his RS armour got his clips from Quixotic5894. I'm not sure if he is making more of the clips, but it might be worth sending him a PM. Otherwise, TM is selling some very nice TD's that are finished and ready to go, and also sells some clips or aluminium bars you can bend yourself. Keep in mind that the TD supplied with many kits use a tube diameter that's too small, and that the original one is larger, and if you buy finished clips they might be made for the larger kind of tube, requiring some adjustments on your part.

Congratulations!

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Our Finnish troopers are awesome

No, BGhunter is not the seller or caster. BGHunter is an Australian Fett helmet maker.

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The holes at each end of the lens are for the ear screws that hold the ears onto the helmet. They protrude through the lens as well before you attach the nut on the inside.

Brass. http://www.whitearmo...or-shelf-03jpg/

I'm going to go ahead and approve this anyway. I'm really happy about your attitude to change the belt to a more move correct width for the simple reason that it would be more correct. With such a mindset there are no limits to how great this armour can be.

They used pop rivets. Here are some pictures highlighting this on RS's holster. I wish I had better pictures, but since you provide no evidence to support your claims for chicago screws, at least these are better than none.

We don't deal much with TX stuff here, and their CRL is not under our control so to speak. But assuming that a TX is modelled after an ANH stunt but black then some parts are transferable. The holster isn't very clearly defined in the CRL, but a specific look, that Verns (and others) have emulated with the help of TM's holster pattern has become the de facto standard, and it is very close to the original holsters in size and shape.

It was a good tutorial. Just not accurate in the details. But that shouldn't stop you from making a new one if you like. Don't let our nitpicking discourage you.

It was never in any of the movies. It's a pure trooping invention.

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Works for me! Approved!