Locitus
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So the best ways are still either doopydoos or hyperfirm. -
It's not all bad, but it's lacking the rear D-ring, cocking handle and the castings is not as sharp as they could be. It has some quality issues simply. For the price they charge I've come to expect better quality.
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That's what I would get if I got a new blaster. Right now I'm sitting on one SDS and a very special Blastech Armories, all metal, moving parts, limited run E-11, from a very talented old man in Germany.
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Always nice seeing another TM be built! You have an awesome kit and will have a fantastic armour once you're finished.
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Well, you'll likely not find one of the really awesome ones for sale. The rest is easy and up to you and your wallet.
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Yes, I like it a lot!
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Sweet! Let me get back to you next month. I'm moving to a new flat soon so I will have to get new furniture and other expensive household stuff.
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Sounds like I need to buy some replacement upgrades I've been wanting to do that some time anyway!
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Taping the pieces together from the inside helps a lot to keep them tight while the glue on the cover strip is curing when you do butt joining assembly.
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Looking very good!
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erv did recently (29th Jan) say that he had a few V4 boards in stock on his website....
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Yes. Yes it is.
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That's Pablo. He's a member here. And he sure has a really nice blaster The most bad a** E-11 ever known to mankind is this one though: http://forum.whitear...showtopic=14216
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The hasbro is way off on all accounts. Better to just skip the sounds and look cool instead. The sounds aren't so awesome that it warrents an ugly blaster. If you absolutely got to have sounds at no consideration to cost or skill required - get "blaster core".
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If you're really handy it should be possible to add the sounds yeah. But I haven't seen it be done yet.
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Yeah, turns out that heat does affect the plastic. Source: http://www.vintageco...hp/archives/189
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Shouldn't be any problem. It's a kit so you build it yourself.
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Not that I've heard of.
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Only picture like that I've seen is for Australia.
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TK 1636 requesting ANH stunt EIB status[201][AP]
Locitus replied to TK1636's topic in Request Expert Infantry Status
Nope, EIB 200 is here http://forum.whitearmor.net/index.php?showtopic=18409 -
I would just be worried they would rubb off the acrylic finish and make it duller than it was before.
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Ah, alright! Here's what my common sense tells me, but I have no proof of anything: I would not think indoors lighting would be a big issue. Whatever UV protection the plastic has should handle indoors lighting. But I'd absolutely keep it out of direct sun light for any extended periods.
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I wouldn't use nouvus on a 2 mm TM. The polish could risk wrecking the acrylic capping. In your case I would ask TM (or hope he sees this and replies). He should know if the plastic he uses has any UV protection on it, and how good it is. I think all modern plastics have some, but some might be better.
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TK 1636 requesting ANH stunt EIB status[201][AP]
Locitus replied to TK1636's topic in Request Expert Infantry Status
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Talk to the local garrison. Sci-fi weapons might fall under that antique replicas clause. Not that they are antique, but nor are they 100% accurate of any modern day firearm either.