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sylverbard

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  1. It's just bend abs strips. Like 2cm wide and heat and bend around a metal screwdriver so you've got 2cm overlap to hold the webbing. Not mandatory for stunt builds.
  2. Just prop the ab plate up on pillows except the hammer point. Or make webbing snap plates and glue on with e6000.
  3. I've got two snaps in front and three at the overlap point in back. My belt doesn't pop off. I've had the abs ammo part pop off the canvas when a kid grabbed it. Holds holstered blaster just fine. If a belt is popping it's likely a tad tight and being strained by the back half sliding around.
  4. You want two part epoxy. Bondo I'd a filler not a glue. Rough each surface for best adhesion. You could also drill a small hole in each and pin with thin straight wire to keep in place and help adhesion.
  5. I've gotten that ticket. Not saying what I was wearing.
  6. sylverbard

    Swag Toss

    Are those the cookies that will make me fail my drug tests at school?
  7. They likely had to pay tax out of profits and got burned with the tiered pricing . Usually pre-order sales are full pop plus tax.
  8. Shipping they are working on. See if it still says you can cancel for a full refund up until the shipping notice.
  9. sylverbard

    Be safe

    More than Tokyo earthquake?
  10. Hydra does.Take a good look again at the first order logo...Hydra, top view.
  11. In most states and provinces there's a traffic violation for operating a vehicle while improperly attired / capable of driving safely. Its the law they use for ticketing people who crash wearing high heels, kiss boots, wedges, car packed on moving day and the seats all the way up and you can barely move feet, etc. Don't ruin the armour driving in it.
  12. That's why I used clips. One side stays open, easy on, clipped. even without it opens another 50 percent front and back and I can put it on. With longer hair in a smart braid it would just take another second of wiggling.
  13. I still think you need to rethink. Nobody I know / seen has ever needed that much hardware to connect front to back and hang shoulders and biceps from. The bridges are supposed to float in back and at higher levels are held in place buy the white elastic. I've got...two parachute clips, sixteen inches of industrial Velcro, sixteen inches of white webbing, eight inches of black webbing, and half a stick of hot glue, holding chest to back, shoulder bells, biceps, and forearms. All on piece. Nothing moves. Webbing doesn't flex if it's glued close enough to the middle. The parachute clips in the middle don't flex and the strap to the bells is glued between webbing from chest to back.
  14. sylverbard

    Swag Toss

    Sorry, but the HUD browser in my TK is set to never accept cookies....
  15. They don't allow discounts on payment plans for sure. Black Friday is coming :-)
  16. The white elastic around the bridge will help . Shoulder bells and biceps don't weigh much...it sounds more like the front to back strapping needs to be more secure all the way on the surface of the chest and back do it can't move outwards. You used webbing not elastic right? Glue it down as far as it goes without glueing to the bridge and slide the white elastic up almost flush. Tighten the elastic if its too loose.
  17. What he said. Do the black first then the grey after. Pinstripe tape helps too.
  18. I still dont understand but that's OK. My shoulders are held on with nylon and glue biceps glued to that. Forearms glued to them. All goes on like hockey pass and I've got lots of motion. Elastic would just ...fall.
  19. And yet the picture you use for five bars on chest reference has the white strap, and the pic showing no white strap doesn't have five bars on the chest. If you're making a specific trooper that's great. Make a specific trooper at basic approval. If you want the advanced tactics badges which are obviously put together from the best facets of the troopers in a given episode, then build a suit to those specifications. Saying your just doing something to collect a badge then removing it to suit your personal preferences...well is a waste of the DOS time, a disservice to people who've earned the badge and are proud of it, and make me just disinterested in your build anymore. Too bad. Good esb suits are nice to see. The other costumes you have are just Laurels. Don't rest on them.
  20. Upload pics to photo bucket then put links here. Or link the listing. But if you have to ask if it was worth it......
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