gmrhodes13

Nice work, well done

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/tutorials/article/48-posting-images-in-threads-2015/

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/tutorials/article/48-posting-images-in-threads-2015/

Great work, coming along nicely

I tried a similar setup but couldn't put up with all the extra noise at conventions, great for small troops though

Updated my baton to look a little more accurate, also added a speaker jack to run to an Aker Amp, should be nice and loud at conventions Also had a fellow member (Chivo) print a SE-44C for me so started work on that, of course it had to have electronics and a speaker jack.

Changed the coloring on the main shaft to look a little more screen accurate. Also added a speaker jack to the handle so I can run it to an Aker Amp much like my blaster builds, going to be nice and loud at conventions now Still waiting on the upgraded vacformed baton, I have lots of electronics ready to go for that one .

I'd send them another email, usually they are pretty quick with the helmets and most time have them in stock, armor is the long wait, think it's around 9 months.

Looking forward to the build

Good luck with the role Eric

TK85421, if you look at the numbers on a phone the letters are 85=TK and 421 doesn't need explaining 85421 I started a thread some years ago http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/22807-what-does-your-tk-id-represent/

Nice work again everyone

So sad to hear the news, I had the pleasure to speak with Jen on several occasions, she will be sorely missed, buckets off, RIP Jenny

Nice work, well done

I prefer foam, I have mine held in with Velcro and I can remove if it needs a wash

I cut enough off the foot until I could pull the thighs over. Still works fine once the boots are on.

I definitely found more control with a heat gun, it's a trial and error procedure with ABS, it does take practice and I did try a lot of test pieces before attempting to heat armor.

I used E6000 glue to attach mine, because of the way it sat I had to use a little heat from a heat gun to make it sit better. If you have never used a heat gun before I would suggest practice first on scraps, it's easy to go too far with heat. I've not used hot water before but I've heard others have had good results.

Congrats to the team

I did very similar http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/20893-how-to-recess-press-studs/?hl=snaps#entry257877 And to make them hold http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28934-howto-make-snaps-hold/?hl=snaps

Was an old torch, just the right size and wasn't bothered by the heat as it was aluminum

I had a similar way http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/20893-how-to-recess-press-studs/?hl=snaps#entry257877also how to make snaps hold http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28934-howto-make-snaps-hold/?hl=snaps

Great work, loved it, hope you don't mind if I share

Nice work they came out great

Decided since I have a bad neck to try one of the Anovos plastic helmets, it arrived a few weeks ago, a few differences but overall a nice addition to the collection. Finally got around to adding some fans to the Anovos plastic helmet. Removed the flimsy plastic head liner and replaced it with foam.