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Aww yeah, another day of building done. Gluing the trigger guard on. Cut and insert a short toothpick piece. Drill a corresponding hole in the piece to be attached. Rear sight is pictured. Epoxy the part and secure. Rinse and repeat! On to the inner barrel. I found that 1/2 inch pvc electric conduit is a perfect fit for the inside of the blaster and 1/2 inch copper pipe is the size I want for the inner part. I drilled out the pvc just enough to make a snug fitting bushing for both ends. Here it is all put together. And finally for today the magazine assembly being epoxied on.

Here is my E11 build thread. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=21087

I'm building a Doopydoo's kit so the vent hole is quite thick. I will probably just do some trail and error for that end of the rail.

Just to be clear, you make a second 90 degree bend that slips into the inside of the main blaster tube. Is that correct? If you do, then that was exactly what I needed. Thanks!

Okay, so the two things I can't find are, the measurement between the rail and the top of the barrel and, how you attach the front tab of the rail to the vent hole. Do you just glue it in, or is there another that I can't see in the pictures? Thanks for the help!

I am using a 18 megapixel cannon. So do not fear! High res pics are here!

Yeah... I just remembered you can do that. Thanks!

The first half of the stock, magazine and clip. Allen screw in the grip. Second half of the stock. End cap ring.

How do you post more than 500 or so mbs if you're posting a build thread?

I'm building my E11 while I wait for my ATA set to be made. So here goes! Here is the kit fresh out of the box! Grip getting epoxied on.

That shirt is made of pure awesome and win!

Yeah I just remeasured and I'm right at 6' even. Soooo... I think I will get on the waiting list for an ATA! Thanks for all the help you wonderful troopers!

Upper arms = 13" Forearm = 11" Waist = 38" Thighs = 24" Calves = 15 1/2" Thanks for the help

I'm 6'1" 195lbs and would like to get an ATA kit rather than a RT-Mod seeing that the ATA is almost half the cost and I am on the low budget end of things. Will an ATA set fit me ok, or should I wait and save up for a RT-Mod?