Oztrooper

Hi, hopefully this application will come across a little easier to follow. Jeff Leone TK 70701 Oztrooper Southern California Garrison Armor Maker: AP Helmet Maker: AP Blaster Type: THG Props Optional Height: 5' 11" Weight: 180 lbs Boots Maker: TK Boots Canvas Belt: TKBelts (Rob) Hand Plates Type: White Latex (Sonnenschein) Electronics: Aker/IComm Neck Seal Type: Darman Holster Maker: TKBondservant (Vern) Full Body Armor Details Helmet Details Blaster Details Accessory Details This photo did not transfer properly originally so I uploaded it here. Last Action Shot Any other photos needed for submission please let me know... Thanks for your patience, Jeff.

Please grant me 501st access....EIB on the way... Jeff Leone TK 70701 Southern California Garrison http://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=16409

Jim is a top notch guy...a name you can trust....

I am watching this thread with great interest.....Kudos to you Sean !!!! If you're able to get this out in a kit form to the masses out there you're going to get a LOT of orders....

Thanks to All !!!! Well deserved accolades !!!

Can't imagine what the rest of his house looks like....."Ma, the meatloaf !!!! "

Here ya go !

I removed the battery enclosure by dremelling it off which still left a sealed enclosure.....I extended the wires for the 9v and located it elsewhere in the bucket...I was then able to fit the Memorex unit where the vocoder is ....I then fabricated a bracket out of ABS and attached it to the casing of the Memorex unit and the ends of the bracket to where the mic tip threads are at using nuts to secure it... Just an FYI it leaves very little room between your chin and the Memorex unit so this may not work for everyone.....I actually carved a unit out of foam and test fitted it before hacking into the Memorex unit....if I could figure out how to post a pic here of the unit inside my bucket I would....

Looks like it had a hard night out at the Death Star...!

Always look forward to this...Thanks

Eric mate...Go with Glen's info...I used the same decals on my AP and make sure the gap is about the thickness of a pencil so the tube stripes don't directly but up against the crease where the tubes meet the cheeks ...I just cut off the stripes that wouldn't fit ...incidentally one side of the helmet fits more stripes than the other !!!

Good Job Vern !!!

A very poor reproduction.....

How do I submit photos for EIB and Centurion ??? Can you point me in the right direction ?

You are truly the master.....

It requires a LOT of work to get it to look right ....

+1 !!!

+1 !!!!!!

I used the sanding drum for the Dremel and went around the entire edge of the eye socket slowly until I broke through, lifting off the flap of plastic that covers the eye socket and now with an exposed edge all the way around slowly dremelled until I reached the pencil line drawn....

Beautiful !!!!

...Put me down for 2...

See...!?!....Nothing to worry about ...! ...Looks great !!!

I believe it screws into the inside threads on the large end of the scope much like a camera lens filter does on a SLR...without actually having the scope in front of you to examine it I cannot be certain....I do know these were originally tank-spotting scopes used by the Military....if you were able to look through the small end of the scope (it is a telescope) then you would be able to determine what the extension actually provides in term of function....