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  1. On 10/5/2012 at 9:33 PM, Minuteman said:

    I can only agree, you need to spend time and money to do this hobby professional.

    Mabe this suit is right for you----------

    It´s the rubies suit. Not accurate, not liked in the legion and it would be hard if not impossible to get legion approval with this thing, but for halloween it might be okay.

    But remember. Pay twice the price of this rubie thing and you get an excellent accurate armor plus most accessoires. Your choice.

     

    Good luck ;)

     

    Not even twice, if you spend the time researching. You can get a full TK for $1200 easy all-in.

  2. Alright, so its not as close as it needs to be. Thanks Keith, I'll adjust it tomorrow.

     

    Also, I've been trimming my helmet, and while the eyes went well I'm not pleased with my handiwork with some of the teeth. If one does not have access to a dremel tool, how does one go about shaping the gaps properly? I want that smooth twinky look, but with a boxcutter and drill I'm not having much luck.

     

    Otherwise, I'll get some more pictures and post them tomorrow. I think my calves, forearms, and biceps are in good order, but I had a horrendous time getting the back thigh seam to close. It took 4 of my biggest clamps plus a C-clamp and Tape to get it to hold down, and I'm worried that when the tape comes off I won't find a totally flush fit.

     

    We'll find out tomorrow! :coffee2:

     

    My two cents is that if you overlap the ridge slightly you can sort of cheat with an illusion vs. making it lower which shows the inner ridge. Makes sense?

  3. Hey Tim!

    Congrats on your order. I also have AP, and am very happy with it. I took lots of breaks, so my build was many months, almost 6, I think.

    I did need LOTS more magnets than I had, but never did buy anymore. I had spent too much on all the other stuff and had to wait for a few more

    paychecks. :) I was nervous, but felt better after I realized that if I messed up a part, I could take it apart and re-try, or buy a new part! I used E6000,

    and that takes a whole day to dry, but you can pull it apart and start over. I'm 40 now.. and have had my armor completed for one year now.

    Trooping is LOTS of fun. I didn't start telling people about my armor until after I had gone on a few troops. You don't have to 'splain yourself to

    anybody, but I usually tell them "It's for charity!" Course, everytime a new tee shirt comes for me in the mail I tell my hubby "It's for charity!" haaaa haaaa...

    Cheers! Jenny

     

    What? You're 40? Don't look it missy.

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