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TK bondservnt

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  1. I like the leather hole punch. 1/8" use the free standing punch from tandy leather.
  2. 1/2" 45 degree angle at each corner. and kevin sells inner drop boxes.
  3. if you need any advice or photos... please don't hesitate to become my Facebook friend. I can show you photos very quickly of my ap building methods. PM me and I'll set you up with advice and tools advice in bucketloads of facebook photos.
  4. aw what are a few marks gonna do to this bad boy! you must be proud..
  5. for me it's helmet on. and power on. helmet off and then power off the switch is in the back of my helmet
  6. I can do it. even tho I'm in cali
  7. see how thin the gap is?
  8. I have a real one I can bring. PM me and we'll facebook!
  9. it's funny because I have walt's number in my phone... I like to talk to makers... I have many of them on my phone
  10. from what I hear it is cast from an original..
  11. MY bad! I meant to say WTF helmets! LOL@!
  12. I have a couple of MTK suits on the bench right now! awesome kit... have fun!
  13. good to see fireblade jedi on the post!
  14. if it's a hyperfirm those are made from an original.. so it's spot on!
  15. waterproof the outside of your undersuit. with a spray.
  16. AP is certainly a great kit. Mark is a really good man!
  17. I have an m19 mold I can sell you made from latex rubber
  18. you simply need to get strong clamps to put them together! http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/clamps/8-inch-deep-throat-c-clamp-45917.html
  19. we are quite experienced with the details of stormtrooper armor... and from that experience you are going to learn first hand how difficult it is to make good looking armor for less than 1000.00 you can purchase armor for under 700.00 and you get the pleasure of building it yourself. trust me! we know what we're talking about here! for example walt sells armor cast from an original suit for less than that!
  20. Hello Liam!, most of the individuals here don't make their own armor, because we all have either found suits that are cast from originals, or the sculptor has taken several years and many thousands of dollars to make a vac forming machine, the bucks, and had to purchase plastic at a very high cost. most plastic suppliers do not sell small amounts of the high grade plastic you're going to need. I suggest you look at RS Propmasters, Troopermaster or Authentic Props as likely candidates for accurate armor. HERE we go again! making your own armor from your own tools might result in you having to take many years of study to get right? (unless you are a sculptor by trade.) Our photo reference section is chock full of detailed photos... enjoy those! and look in the Getting Started section of our site here! we have a listing of Vetted amor makes and makers.
  21. star wars fuzzy math?
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