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  1. Ого! даже не заметил такое обновление на форуме - руÑÑкоÑÐ·Ñ‹Ñ‡Ð½Ð°Ñ Ð²ÐµÑ‚ÐºÐ°! КлаÑÑно, надеюÑÑŒ тут будут поÑвлÑÑ‚ÑŒÑÑ Ð½Ð°ÑˆÐ¸ :)

  2. You really wont need any extra air though the mic tips, you get plenty around the base of the neck, a couple of squirrel fans will help to stop fogging and allow air circulation ;)

    Absolutely agree with Glen.

    Also there will be less the ventilation but more the hole for the sound when you talk. I think you anyway will need the I-comm or romfx voice changer for trooping, so your actual voice will be heard through that holes. The frown and fans are enough for ventilation for my opinion. 

  3. What did you use to mount the fan inside the helmet ?

     

     

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    Fan bracket just fit good inside the helmet, so it's don't need to make any special mount. If you are talking about the fans itself - I used the silicon bolts, that use in computer fans mounts (see one of above images)

  4. ... But look at the second picture -- are the bottoms supposed to match up like that? Do I trim any of that first?? 

     

    I don't I've ever seen how the bottom matches up on any build thread.

     

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    Don't worry about that. I've met the same position when fit the face and back. Just follow the brow position and right/left trapezoid to the ears position. The thing is that the ears will cover this point. When you will jont the face, back and ears with screws so then go to bottom trimming. It could be easily aligned "in-line" by dremel or rough sandpaper and then hided by rubber trim. Just do not touch it before you screw the face, back and ears.

  5. That's not a problem for me about the money. Let it be on my shelf.

    Actually I didn't see the perfection of neither doopydoo, nor sci-fire, nor even hyperfirm blasters. The only thing I laid my eyes was the DVH kit. But there is no time for building this. 

    The one hope (no... - a new hope :) ) is that Vern will start producing his very promising blaster kit, which I think I'll try to bought.

  6. Hello troopers! Just want to make a topic with AA's E-11 blaster product overview, as I didn't find a lot information about this blaster in the internet. Recently I've ordered this item to see how much is this "authentic replica" in reality. And to see how much changes need to make it closer to our requirements. Also this should help to anyone who want purchase this blaster. So see the detailed photo of this blaster and make comments please.

     

    Blaster arrive in good shock resistant box (which was packed in additional cartoon) with hard foam liner:

     

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    So don't worry about postage safety.

     

    The stand is three pieces construction. The unique serial number is just printed on small self-glue paper and sticked to place (also with the hengstler counter). But may be this is good for me to remove it and place my future TK number :)

     

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    Some parts are plastic, some composite... and some feels like.. wood may be.

     

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    The hole for the attaching to stand:

     

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    The vent holes and front details:

     

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    Hengstler counter :)

     

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    Rear serrated detail (with one imperfection):

     

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    Back cap without D-ring:

     

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    Back side:

     

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    Fake spring (vacuformed plastic):

     

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    Strange hole:

     

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    Telescope:

     

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    T-tracks are cool:

     

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    Front details (right-side):

     

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    Trigger:

     

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    Front:

     

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    Interesting that front sight is made from rivet:

     

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    Power unit:

     

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    Hengstler details:

     

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    Inner barrel:

     

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    Patent casting:

     

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    Foldable stock:

     

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    Pistol grip:

     

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    Back latch:

     

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  7. The armor details are not clearly seen on this picture. But the helmet need to repaint at least. CRL says (for basic approval):

    "Frown is painted gray and does not leave the teeth area. Six total teeth on the frown are cut out and the frown is tapered at the ends."

    The butt plate should be separate from kidney plate.

    See HERE more requirements if you want have hero ANH derive costume.

  8. Very nice! You'll have to let me know what the battery life is on the 6 AAA's as well as if the air flow is good for the 15mm wide fans. I tried some of those but was afraid it wouldn't be enough for most people so I stuck with the 20mm wide ones.

     

    No problem, will test. The air flow is very well and enough for me. And there is no "sand in eyes" effect when blowing upwards onto the lense. Even if both working.

  9. I've got the Echoworks fan bracket system few days ago. Some little tweaks. Replacing the fans (which I will use in my other project ;) ) with the ultra quiet nidec gamma26 fans, it's required 6 X 1.5V batteries, so I replace also the battery racks:

     

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    Replacing bolts (that gives the vibration from the fan to the helmet plastic) with the fan "silicon bolts":

     

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    And I have quiet fans, hidden battery racks and perfect view of the helmet interior with Echo's brackets:

     

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