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thanks for the input..

i just had to put this up:D new ammo drum sunglasses

i am reaching the final build stages of my mg-15 (--------) i am at a loss on weather or not i should add a 20 watt amp and 2x Sony 4" speakers in the ammo drum. i plan on selling the blaster sometime this weekend so any help would be appreciated:D i can do this but my main concern is the weight. here is what the sound system i am planning looks like in a rough mock-up the features i intend to induce are 1---------: selectable blaster sound board ( ) 2: amplifier with mic input and direct blaster sound output 3: 2x 5 watt sony speakers basically my plan is to make it a super loud blaster that also functions as a bullhorn, voice amp or mp3 player amp i estimate that with the speakers+batteries and other components it will add about 1 1/2 - 2 lbs to the gun my main questions are.. is it worth the additional weight?... would it be practical..would people like something like this?

its finally starting to look like a mg-15 ...it needs an ammo drum and fine detailing but the hard part is over;) next, the ammo drum construction

this is a rough draft of the incinerator trooper plasma rifle, i drew it from reference photos from the force unleashed

i think i read something on the New England garrison forums.. i pretty sure someone there has a actual casting of his face, but not the whole thing dont know if that will help you;)

lol ya i thought of that, i got the idea from this photo Storm_Trooper_Xtra_Crispy

ya i am thinking that is the way i am going to go. do you think a flamethrower that shoots real fire would be ok to use for photos only? not trooping of course more pics below ( im getting this more refined)

thanks! it should be wrapped up by weeks end

now im cutting the main body, it is made from a metal grease gun, cutting the handle the bolt action is fully functionalnow the handle grips

i really think a live chat feature such as a java IRC/MIRC client would be great. not only would it allow real time communication, it would also allow the direct sharing of digital media between users like photos,rare footage,ect...

ya the angles are tough, i keep dying before i can adjust them perfectly . but i think i can do a rough blueprint soon, then a prototype i already have a pile of stuff labeled (things that will one day be a flamethrower )

i tried some tweaks

ille give that a try

i am trying to tweak some things, but my capture hardware is older and this was the native size when capturing, i can try yo enhance them but i really need an HD capture card for my pc to get better resolution it also really hard to get good camera angles, before dying in the game lol

these are screen caps taken from my ps3

this is a common problem for a lot of forums.. but there is an easy fix. i use google advanced search, just type whitearmor.net into the "Search within a site or domain"box http://www.google.com/advanced_search?hl=en this is what do anyway it gets much better results imho, you can also use the exact phrase box to search for genral topics like just ATA,TM,AP ect...

what are your crl requirements for baldness? i have a receding hairline lol

this is possible there are many ways to do this first you need rip the dvd to .avi http://www.wikihow.com/Rip-a-DVD-to-an-AVI-or-MPG-File-Using-DVDx then get a video editor software to cut and join the scenes you want you can purchase software (i got a few lol)Corel Video Studio is ok and easy to use, or you can do all this with VirtualDub its free http://www.virtualdub.org/download here is a guide on how to split them http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/cut_avi_with_virtualdub.cfm'>http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/cut_avi_with_virtualdub.cfm here is a guide on how to join them http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/virtualdub_join_avi.cfm'>http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/virtualdub_join_avi.cfm after you create the movie you will need dvd burning software i recommend Nero vision, it has cool 3d menu functions also you need a lot of hard drive space, i do alot of video editing and have 600 gigs of hard drive (and i still need more space lol)for what you want to do i would say 200-300 gigs should be plenty this can be tricky if you've never done anything like this, but there are plenty of online resources to help http://www.videohelp.com http://www.afterdawn.com or you could get a comp geek to make it up for you lol

the only problem im having is free web hosting only allows small file uploads i have to compress the files and chop them up into four parts.. i need about 1gb of server space to share the raw files. so this will take a few hours of work

i got all the movie files uploading now, the quality is really good as the source is from laser disk, the only drawback is that they are Japanese laser disk and have subtitles, but otherwise the quality is much better than VHS and you wont have to worry about wearing out those old tapes

im working on a compilation AVI file it will include (1985) From Star Wars to Jedi - The Making of a Saga (1980) SP FX - Special Effects - The Empire Strikes Back (1977) The Making of Star Wars ...as told by C-3PO and R2-D2 (1983) Classic Creatures - Return of the Jedi if i can find more i will add them also. this will probably take some time but if i can find a free hosting site that allows bigger files it may be available for direct download sooner

now i cut along the lines with a dremel cutting wheel well i hit a small bump... it seems these newer rotary tools are utter garbage! the motor is toast i was able to combine parts from my other burned up rotary tool to make a franken dremel this is the finished result now i smoothed out the rough cut holes with a milling bit, then dremel and finally a hand file now i am starting on the barrel tip, first i took a piece of copper pipe with a coupler that fit perfectly into the barrel tip (i like to pressure fit almost all of my connections)the tighter the better now i pound it into the barrel with a mallet and wooden block (to prevent damage) net i make the barell tip from a other plumbung fixture, i used a hand file (trying to use the dremel as little as possible until my new one comes in the mail)