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Very nice indeed, keep up the great work

Glad to hear the bucket is back on track, well done Clamps

Very nice work, puts my $6.00 toy gun electonics to shame LOL. Well done

Congrats and well done

You are tooooooo kind Clamps. Just trying to whittle away the hours, waiting for armor ahhhhhhr, don't know how others do it LOL. Hopefully I have all the info, and I have a copy of the proposed new requirements to be listed soon, so I should be right aiming for Centurion from the start. Just waiting for that armor is ready to ship email

Just love how quick this silver dries, now on with the black

Hit the primer with some 400 wet and dry sandpaper, now to coat in some silver and black

The smell of paint is in the air

Nice photo's, think I may have to look at upgrading my electronics Great work Manuel (oh put some black on that sd card lol)

Side pieces glued on, just some final detailing and sanding to go So bit of filling, sanding and now some stain

Using the electronics from a $6.00 toy gun. Assembled on the front which is hidden in the pipe, added another speaker and a red hi-bright led Fitting a small micro swith, spring and trigger Found a small push battery light, using the front cover as it will give a nice look inside the pipe instead of just seeing the one led. Even with only one led the beam of light is quite intense.

Looking good

Yes the lines you have drawn look good to trim, just take your time, trim, check, trim, check. Found at first I was cautious too but by the end you think what was all the fuss about lol. Good luck with the build

Thanks Phil Just did a bit of rounding on the butt, drilled the chanels for the oil brush and holder

You are too kind Charles Here is where I am up to at this stage. Next step will be trying to round and taper the wood

Now for a little bit of bondo

Very nice build and a good eye for detail, good luck from down under

Looking nice trooper

Like I said in my how to thread http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/20893-how-to-recess-press-studs/ use a heat gun and form your snap plate to any shape, works well for me, good luck what you decide

Ok thanks. Just on another point I know that some try to update info and pics but it can be misleading if some of these old post are now incorrect, would it be wise to discard some of them or is it just up to the individual to search read, search read, find something different, scratch head cry panic then search and read again LOL

sorry forgot to add the link for the Brad Discussion http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/14590-visible-snap/

I can't believe it I have just made a similar punch LOL, great minds, well done

Can I just add that I found this thread discussing that the use of brads was ok. I will be using split rivets anyway but just wondering what has changed since that thread, I wouldn't think brads would be very strong but apart from that if they were the right size there shouldn't be any problem.

Thanks for clarifying Mathias I just wanted to know so I dont start my build and make mistakes that I thought were right. There would no doubt be more first timers wanting this info too.

Nice work there guys