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TE2 was/is another armour maker. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

The MRCE (aka eFX collectors edition) helmet was also injection moulded and it was rock solid. Not accurate at all for any movie, but very durable.

If you have the space to paint the armour after assembly. It's good armour but requires painting.

They are. The offer they have now on publicly available tfa helmets are injection molded. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/31713-centurion.png Given the number of request posts I've needed to modify before using lately I feel I need to remind people to read the first post before posting.

It is the builders choice. But in this case, the builder chose elastic and was swayed away from it. That's not "builders choice". And only with all available information can the builder make an informed decision.

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If it wears out you're either not using enough, IE constantly streching it beyong it's limits, or using really poor elastic. Elastic, like snaps are worth spending a little extra on.

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Why do you say that? Not only is the original suits using elastic, but for good reason. Elastic soaks up stress during movement, unlike webbing which just transfers it to connected pieces. That keeps snaps from unsnapping, glue from coming undone and in some cases, helps prevent cracking.

Do as you like. But the original suits had their calves held together with hooks through holes.

Hopefully the last changes will take effect for you within the day. It appears most users have their normal access restored, but please relize that some things are outside FISD control when it comes to how long the fixes take to have an effect..

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You don't need to make your own moulds or vacation form anything. Just buy the formed plastic from someone who has. Will cost you somewhere between 500-1000 dollars. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

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No. Get something in ABS instead.

We know.

Once it gets past a certain length, yes. Until I cut it again.

If you have an old hair straightening iron, you can take that apart and just keep one half of it as a ghetto sealing iron. Works quite well and is free if you happen to have it. And if not, you can get a cheap one for even less than a purpose made heat sealing iron. Just remember to properly isolate any leads so you don't shock yourself.

I agree with the above which is why I demanded a bucket on rule during my tenure if it should be accepted into FISD ownership. That's been changed now by others but that's outside of my control. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

If you do, make a video of it. I want to see people cringe after watching it. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

No jumping on the chest piece this time? Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk