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How far along are you, Jess?
Honestly, just starting.. It's hard to have some quality time to spend on the build. Especially since I am at the end of my semester in college. Need to concentrate on that first. But over the winter break its on!!
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Well I have messed with it and I like it with the PTT button the best. People won't year everything you say or if you cough or something. I prefer the PTT
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Oops i am not dave hahaha
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I just ordered the iComm from him and the aker i got from amazon and it came with the mic. I will be using an MP3 later on for random noises like the imperal walk, and other random noises i got from online. (Star wars noises) ofcourse
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dang man you are doing great with your build. I am excited!
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Damn this excites me! I can't wait to get accepted into the southern cali garrison. Would love to meet you ingrid and others who have inspired me to do my build. .
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Congratz! ill take you up on that blue milk/cookies except vegan... Yuck.
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Yeah, ditch the back panel, the clips you can make with 1 or 1.5mm aluminum strips and there will be no need for that back plate. There are a few how-tos based on making you own TD clips.
Cool thanks going to attempt it tomorrow see how they go.
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Yo. The back panel is to mount clips to. I ditched the black panel and put proper clips on it. I use that back TD plate to test paint now
Try rustoleum's "smoke gray" with a coat of rustoleum's plastic primer first. Maybe sanding with a 400 or higher grit first before priming to knock the gloss off the PVC.
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ahh thanks man! was wondering what this was for lol! . Appreciate it
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For the TD, you do have to paint it grey, but I am not sure the exact shade. If you search around for the TM builds, look for the Geaux Saints build thread, there are some pretty good pictures of the TD on there. You can get a general idea of the coloration. Do you have two TD panels, I see two in that picture.
Just those 2 I'm I missing something?
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I got my big brown box from Rob about 1 week ago and ever since then I have just been staring at the box contemplating when I was even going to venture In and unwrap my amazing armor Rob did. Until tonight I took a dive Into the box and laid it all out to get a an idea of what I got myself Into. Luckily I had the forums and it got me excited seeing others building there armor. So starting over the weekand, lets build!!
Also quick question the thermal detonator do I need to paint it gray and if so what type of paint. Thanks In advance guys!
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Hey... Do any of you have a trick for finding.... TIME TO BUILD YOUR SUIT!!!??? DANG!!!! I cannot free up any time to build my suit!!! IT IS MAKING ME CRAZY!!!
I am still collecting things so when I do get time I should have no excuses...
Stay tuned...
I feel you! I got mine like 1 week ago and man I can't find time to even start! Just a question does your sides for the thermal detonator fit? Do we need to sand down the PVC? Well anyways good luck man! I am on the same boat shooting for centurion
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That is amazing!!! Man I can't wait to finish mine
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Don't be scared of the RT, it's probably fully trimmed from the get go, you will just have to do some final trims to fit, but you can get moving right away. Sometimes it's best to just dive in and look at everything, like Tony says. Open it, look at the pieces, hold them together, and just start to understand how they all come together.
Thanks guys! Yea just fully opened my armor up and started looking at everything. Looks like a beauty! . Now to get started haha
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wow I love your live build thread, motivates me to start putting my RT-Mod armor together but I am scared to mess up and ruin it all
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Did you end up finishing up your armor?
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oh man it took you a long time for this build. is it that much time consuming? lol scary...
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On 11/3/2012 at 8:25 AM, Solcar23 said:
Bottom line. It's resin, which is brittle. It will almost surely break if dropped, handled wrong or just generally mishandled. Don't get me wrong, with epoxy as glue, a few coats of thick textured rustoleum and a clear coat it feels pretty solid. But as an example of the fragility, Gazmosis handed his off to a kid once and the minute he had it in his hands the kid broke the selector switch. I am very careful not to let anyone else hold it and I never have it holstered (just swings around too much, even my hyperfirm does, but why would you holster it anyway?). Overall though, for general trooping and just holding it for pics it should last forever.
If you want durability get a hyperfim from Lewis. Absolutely amazing looking and pretty much indestructible. When I got mine I must've dropped it a hundred times just because I liked the rubbery thud it made. Can't break those!
Good luck!
Doopys on the bottom, hyperfirm on top, they're actually exactly the same size, the bottom one is just closer, optical illusion!
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Loving the optical illusion and yes Hyperfirm is the best way to go. You can drop that off a 2 story building and it will just bounce back haha jk but it is very durable. Great looking gun too!
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I love the paper they send with them about that they don't cover the damage lol.
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Very NICE !
just got the same nylon and the soldering kit thing just need the snaps
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it says don't post that they are selling any right now.. They sold out anyways
Did you forget about the email they sent that said please don't post?
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Yea man aren't they a beauty. Mines where a little big but I ended putting an insole and man did it Help plus it feels a lot better. Yea I never have bought any boots (ever) and man was I really excited for these lol. But love the pair of the boots. Good price for a pair of boots .
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On 11/1/2012 at 2:08 PM, LadyInWhite said:
When you trim the armor piece from its original plate, there is usually a little curve to it. It curves inward a teeny bit (toward the inside of the armor). It is less than the flashing (what's left between the armor and the plate, usually rough-looking), and it simply gives the edge a more "finished" look, and in some cases a "thicker" look, than a straight-cut, hard edge.
This is a terrible example as it's a photo of my unfinished mistake, but you can see the inward curve at the edge of the forearm piece, particularly in the horseshoe area. (ignore my red circle)
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Its hard to depict but I think I got it! thanks Ingrid
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