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Awesome job on the site cage.

Chris, Just when we thought it couldn't get any better.. you surprise us. You are truly talented. Can't wait to own one.

The M19 is coming along quite nicely. Great work

Here is a link that should help<br><br> <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/39111-tk-helmet-interior-assembly-thread/?p=523860#entry523860'>http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/39111-tk-helmet-interior-assembly-thread/?p=523860#entry523860</a>

Loosing that M19 truly sucks.

These sight post are looking great. Your details are simply amazing

Looks good Tino. Impressive as always.

Impressive find

Tino it is an awesome shop. Chris's details are just amazing. I plan on buying one or two of his blasters. You should see the metalmite in person. WOW!!!!! Then when you pair them with the power cylinders...... simply amazing. This should be an easy purchase for any E11 fan.

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Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit Chris's shop in South Carolina. Wow, what an amazing setup you have Chris. Too bad I couldn't stay longer. Seeing all the individual parts was was awesome. I don't think I have ever están so many Sterling stocks. Lol. Yours M19s and M38s..... wow words can't express. Seeing the metalmite fuses and power cylinders are just a work of art. <br><br> I was a kid in a candy store.

You should have no issue with APO as it adheres to the us mail standards

You continue to impress. Great work Chris. I cannot wait to see the full completed kit. Count me in as one of the first buyers. Lol

That is amazing. Your E-11 will look like it came off the set in 1977. Great work.

Roberts stuff looks awesome. I just got some pieces from his Etsy and eBay. Can't wait

The injection molded grips look perfect.

The injection molded grips look perfect.

I bought everything from Aaron. The link to his kit is in my first post. I really like the kit. It feels so awesome when you show someone the inside of the bucket.

Chris. Awesome work.

I was able to get mine to fit without touching my nose... I did one vocoder with magnets to get it tight to the helmet and another one with standoffs like in aarons thread. The cheek boxes I trimmed to fit... i placed a total of four cheek boxes... two went in the nape of the neck to cover more electronics. I have a pretty big head 7 5/8" hat.

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Brian this is impressive. Great work