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Awesome, I love it

This 1138/1238 is elusive , I can only find a testers Primer colour 1137 in spray

Hi all, I know it's on here somewhere, but can't find it. Just chasing the accurate colour or paint code for the Thermal det please

Excellent, good luck, and looking forward to seeing your photos.

Very serious, as a true Stormtrooper should be, Lol

If you are unsure, always go the easy fix route, that would be E6000. Once confident, Zap a gap will save time, but is an absolute bugger, to try and pull apart as I am figuring, you have found out. The AbS weld on not too sure about, perhaps it is in the name. It may partially melt the ABS to form a permanent bond. I'd go with the E6000 you just need patience while it is bonding as it will take 24 hrs to set.

Good on you mate, get stuck in, I believe that most on here are there to help, I too will be starting a build shortly and will rely heavily on feedback both positive and negative to achieve the best result I possibly can. How far in did you get the first time?

Wow, freaking awesome

Is there an image missing of your forearms showing no return edge?

Wow great job Steve, good luck with your application

G'day Nikos and welcome

Hey Tim congrats on FISD Trooper of the month

Thanks, I will see if I can get hold of some

Wow, the walls would have had a strong smell for a whole with WD40!

Congratulations Ron, nice work

Yes ever get the feeling your being followed

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That's pretty much what I used on mine, the finish is subtle and not too overdone

Oops, sorry wrong thread please disregard my statement

If anything, maybe your rank stripe could be a fraction thinner, your helmet is looking awesome, keep up the good work.

Hi Scotty The crayon thing is easier than you think. Once you have painted your scope, and it has dried sufficiently, simply get your crayon and rub it over the lettering, don't be afraid to use some pressure as you want it right into the groves. Next you can take clean rag and start whipping the excess off, wiping to the end of the scope. You can also use a sharp craft knife to lightly scrape off excess crayon. For even more realism, and that warn used look, take your knife tip and dig a little of the crayon out carefully so some of the letters are not quite complete. Trust me, it's not hard, just take your time, and you will nail it. Good luck with your build

Research, research, research, that's the way it rolls. But you can find everything you need right here in the forums

Awesome, thanks all. The glue stuck to the glove no problems, but it wouldn't stick to the rubber hand guard. I only tried on one, but did clean everything with soapy water first.

Hi all What glue is best to use for gluing rubber hand guards onto rubber gloves. I have tried CA glue and it did not work. Thank you in advance for any input Andrew

Lookin good