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Thought this topic was a tad amusing being a 'pool' fan! http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-fc-boss-brendan-rodgers-7268823

Totally love what you've done there, like someone said earlier totally wicked what some of you guys do when you put these back together, were a tad fortunate here in the UK we can get these in a deactivated state relatively easy.

The front bolt is actually sat on the top of the sterling, and was from the original M19 housing, I think it may simply be the angle of the shot.

Yeah I think I posted it in the wrong place originally, should have gone in under ANH D'Oh!

Its good!

You could go for one of each as I did: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/23958-my-second-e-11-blaster-build/

You can get to the bottom by removing the end Alan key, by the eye piece and then prizing the spring with a screw driver.

I never liked this scene addition, I don't like the way they are all simply just standing there, no reaction to blaster fire they must have heard further up the corridor? It just looks odd now in the film I think.

Brilliant!!!

Yeah he had these in steel too but I couldn't afford it at the time of the first couple of runs. Not sure if he'll do another now that he is casting Gutting as have a denix hensoldt and tomtit kit waiting

If I'm right you could get away with an Underarmour top and running bottoms, as long as they have no visible markings (the underarmour logo say on cold gear) would be covered by the neck seal

Although they are supposedly more accurate with their shooting I think there should have been a barn door on one of those

Makes a nice Jawa blaster though.

On the top of the Sterling if I recall correctly the hole behind the sight (possibly the one nearest the scope rail - doing this from memory but can confirm later, on my way to work) are actually slightly bigger at 11mm the other holes I think are 10mm.

Sweet, I cheated on my black stripes I used a Sharpie fine point, worked a treat.

Andy, I think you went to a new stratophere with your cylinder builds, and would recommend these if your looking to have a hero E-11.

Scott, loving the build, the E-11 was my first ever prop build I now have two As Vern pointed out the cylinders made by Playfull wolfcub are really sweet, he has seriously gone out of his way to produce an outstanding replica piece. Matthias that link about the paint was really great I think that a very similar paint is used on the mpp shouds of the Vader saber as it also has a similar finish.

This is the type of thing that would/should be able to undo it. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/180819530062?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 A watchmakers tool. But Vern is correct it is the wrong scope.

One day perhaps... really nice

The SDS looks a bit a little bigger and too drawn out at the front when you see them side by side. RS certainly is the way to go.

Where are they I'd love a pair for my RS helmet?

On a personal level I don't troop, but thought I would post this as it was organised by a group of Sci-Fi enthusiasts from my local area who raise money for the charities Force (Cancer) and CRY (Cariac Risk in the Young). I have to say this was a really fantastic day out, well organised and set in the lovely village of Beer in Devon right on the coast on an absolutely stunning (and so far hottest day of the year) day. The event comprised of exhibitions, nature trails, celebrity autograph sessions, Q&A sessions, dress up competitions, photo sessions etc, not to forget the trains (for which Pecorama is renown for). Here are a few pictures I took of the Dorset Troopers which were in attendance And to top it off I even got a shot of Jeremy Bulloch with my MR Blaster, how cool

You missed the guard bit round the ejection port

Appears to be down again anyone have an ideas as to whats happening there?

As the title suggests?