dashrazor

super nice i really need to finish mine as well, but i have to many other projects going on lol

excellent work! everything appears to be in order. approved

well i do not pretend to know the reasoning by any means... i am just seeing the end result, witch is somebody being discouraged from trooping/ and building by unreasonable changes being made to the set standards

it seems to me that he may possibly have a personal dislike EU stormtroopers in general, and is making the standards for approval ridiculously higher to discourage people from attempting type of build.

congrats! great to see your shooting for EIB, if you start out your build with that in mind it will be very easy to achieve measure twice and cut once and good luck with the build!

just do it man if you need some help ask away

EU trooper recruitment

well it would be a great accomplishment, not only would it be the first in the UK but you would be the first trooper to be red white and blue

well you can bet you wont get your incinerator approved without a flamethrower <_< i can throw together a full tutorial and templates if your serious on making one

i love the red white and blue idea myself i was actually thinking of making some kind of motto out of it also, whats with the bazooka deal? cant you get one made by somebody? it looks pretty simple

i still want to make one that shoots real fire just for use around the campfire, my neighbors wont care, i have fired my shotgun off my front porch several times lol

im in the process of making my 3rd flamethrower now and the woodchuck is making some also.. i am also making a template set for people that wish to make there own (still a work in progress)

you thinking of going red? do it, do it!!!!

not in any of the game references, the actual flamethrower has a tank on the side of the gun

nope, just the pauldrons and ammo pouches were borrowed from sandtroopers while you may see this image around the net, it is fan made (looks pretty cool i think ) ---------

now for the final mg 34 todlt-19 conversion.. i found this vintage t-track material in my cellar first i attached the t-tracks with super glue (i always use gorilla brand it seems stronger than most) i use this layout to align my tracks properly then i cut small notches in the far end of each track with a fine cut off wheel finally i stripped the insulation off some copper wire and wrapped it around the barrel tightly and soldered it in place (this will help prevent tracks from falling off) cut off the excess wire after soldering the ammo cover is a simple rectangular box that is made from aluminum and plastic the conical disc is made from a nail on type furniture glide http://hardware.hardwarestore.com/28-453-furniture-glides.aspx?viewAll=yes&sortBy= i put the nail end in a drill and filed it to a conical shape done at last sniper conversion

well... its off to the emergency room for me lol i just about cut the tip of my thumb off with a surgical saw blade ( i do not recommend using a surgical bone saw ) i just wrapped it up with electrical tape, but the wife insist it needs stitches.....

yea it is a ruger kit i found it on gunbroker.com when looking for e11 parts you got a link to that tutorial by chance?i cant seem to locate it

mostly ABS plastic, some wood, various metals, pvc and some parts from the kitchen sink

dlt-19 conversion is done, just need to add t-tracks im having camera or lighting issues though i just cant seem to get a good clear shot (its driving me bonkers lol) the best thing about this is that it only weighs about 3 LBS or so, it can be wielded with one hand like a pistol

very impressive!

i made a few short vids showing some alternative trimming methods trimming armor with a belt sander trimming ears with a home made hot wire foam cutter nothing in depth or fancy yet....

got this almost done hope to put it up on the auction block by this weekend, i installed the lights and sounds and almost finished the MG34 conversion, it easily converts by removing 3 screws and the scope

looks fantastic! looks like your going for EIB as well?

i ran short on my first build as well, i ended up using the belt backer material for my last few finishing strips i am defiantly going to order an extra sheet next time i build a kit....