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Way to go brotha...Great work!!

Nice work Ming......<br><br>

Absolutely gorgeous. Great attention to detail girl. All the best on submission...easy pass.

Wow, i cant say enough about this rig. Freaking incredible. You truly have to see this in person to appreciate the craftmanship that went in to this build. All the best on this easy pass bro.

Looks even better in person. Only thing I have a problem with is the blaster. I might need to field test for a few weeks before clearance is granted. Great work bro. Easy pass.

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Hey Lance, im building the same. You could try using a small paint brush with some gray, or white mix and gently wipe it where it bled through using that for your weathering and carbon scoring. Highlight it with a little black. Use a test piece to try it out till you get the desired brush strokes and technique you desire. Hope this helps bro.

D, one of the best ive seen. Great job bro.

Wicked nice man, im starting the same one, i just have to find a size 9 set of boots.

Nice pics. man. Im jealous, you got to take pics. by an x-wing fighter. How, where, when ?

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Lookin good Mark, love the work bench......Hey that should be a new thread to start....Workbench Pics around the globe, or instead of architecture ............Benchitecture....lol

Cool, will follow. Put a lazer in it man !

The force is strong in this one !!

Still laughing ....one of those looked like a voo doo doctor shrunk his head

Your a veteran after you master the art of sitting in one of those rigs . WITHOUT,a crunch-ing sound. :P

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What type of fans and batteries are you using? I had a similar problem with that but installed a push button switch down by my chin that i can bump at will. Im using lithium ion rechargeable with two squirrel fans. Keeps you nice and cool. I guess you can put an amp or hearing aids in with the mics under the brow so you cant see it.

Very nice Nathan, and very clean. I played with mine for about an hour till i finally found the right spots for them by the mouth area. I used velcro to secure them. I have two squirrel fans powered by a lithium rechargeable battery pack set at the top of my bucket. Plug and play babe, plug and play, for about eight hours.

We want pics now...Lol or else..

Hey Tony, great looking boots man. i know what you mean about the long long looooooong wait. i ordered a month and a half ago and they just emailed me and said they were ready. i sent the italian lettuce and badda bing! here i am waiting for them to ship. But, from what i hear, they are worth the wait.