Arnie_DK

Yeah its really an insult to all things E-11! The end cap is not glued. Its functional, and I'm in the progress of making a rear bolt for it. Going to the stores today, to get the rest of what I need for this build. Screws for the front(and a drill large enough to remove the resin ones) Scope rail and material to make a bracket for the Hengstler. Have given it a bit of test paint now, and just noticed I forgot to glue on two things... Can you spot them?

Oh yes indeed! E6000 is great for armour building, but with resin super glue is the key And thanks

This is going to be sweet! Come on guys, sign up!!!

I am going!!!!

Calling the Hasbro mod done. Dont want to throw any more time into this little side project. Hoping to go to the hardware store tomorrow and pic up a few items for the complete kit and maybe something to start on the pipe build. Pictures: Had to make comparisons Hasbro Jedirobe SDS

I'd go the wonky way. When you are wearing the armour, it all looks alot better. I had the same doubts like you during my build, but as Paul says, wonky is good

Rubies means you would be ROTJ(more or less) centurion... Go for Rubies. Its kinda silly and something of a challenge

Thanks And almost forgot. The endcap and loading handle aint glue in yet. Did like in Martins Doopy build(the one thats pinned) and are going to make a spring and back bolt as well

Sooooo much faster just working with super glue. Need to make a scope mount and bracket for the hengstler. Otherwise just a few touch ups with bondo and its time for paint

Well... for some reason E6000 failed me comletely on the complete build, so now I'm going to use the same glue as i usually use when assembling resin model kits. The only part that didnt break off was the handle, and the E6000 between the body and the mag housing was still wet after 5 days!

Ahh... stupid me

Why do you need furniture???

Then write shawn now He answers real quick on email

Just ordered myself an SE14-R And a little progress on the E-11's

No problems here. I'm using Mozilla.

Sounds like a great idea

A bit of progress Got inspired from another Doopy build

Simply amazing, and what an eye for detail!! Thats also why I will come with just a tiny bit of nitpicking. As far as I know, The screw you used for the grip, is not the safety. This screw, locks and unlocks the grip, and on a real sterling, your grip would fall off right now, as its in the free position. The real safety is a part of your selector switch. The selector groups on the sterling shows, from left to right: A=automatic. R=Repetition. S=safe. But I must agree with skunky. This is by far the most acurate scratch built sterling, I have EVER seen!!! EDIT: And should you ever make this as a kit, I'd definetly buy one

Yeah I have thought about that... Its weird though. There are no problems what so ever, getting what you order, but send them an email with a request to buy something, and they go silent... weird marketing technique

Think your biggest problem with this bucket, is that its FX. But your inside is still just beautiful

I've been looking for 3/4 year now, and its still out of stock. I'm thinking of building one out of lightweight materials, using a tutorial I found in here once. But the E-11 comes first, so I can get my Centurion certificate

From where? They dont have it on their website, and they are impossible to reach by email...

Yup But it seems the DLT-19 is impossible to get a hold of, unless you live in the US...

Thats a Biker scout, holdout blaster from PA But it doesnt count, as its not in the TK armoury

Speaking of an arsenal, I also have theese lying around. The top one is the abomination from Jedirobe/stormtroopercostumes and the other is an SDS. I'll do comparisons when I get the doopy blasters done