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Ru4scuba

501st Stormtrooper[TK]
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About Ru4scuba

Member Title

  • Position
    Expert Infantry

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Northern Virginia

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  • EIB Cohorts
    ANH-S

Standard Info

  • Name
    Chris
  • 501st ID
    11917
  • 501st Unit
    Garrison Tyranus

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  1. Thanks for the advice. Got similar advice on my first troop with the kit so will definitely take you up on the suggestion!
  2. Been awhile since I posted...but have been approved as a HWT and also...took a shot w/the binos!
  3. Saw your post/pics on FB...looking sharp! Hope to get my pack and DLT in soon and do the same.
  4. This is an old post obviously (6 years old actually) but curious if there are folks on the boards still doing these?
  5. Interesting...first time hearing that one...thx!
  6. Well said...had no intent to hijack...keep debating on going back and forth between the two (removable or more durable). Thx for the info though! Good to get as many opinions as possible before I launch
  7. Thx for the tip! Found some black matte acrylic at Michaels I’m going to give a shot..it’s their basic brand...woodland scenic seems to get a lot of use on the boards...will have to get some of that and compare!
  8. Any ideas where this came from? I really like this look...(credit to whomever this is...can’t recall where I snagged this pic) (cross posted from FB)
  9. Thx much! I keep flip flopping but think I’m going to give acrylic paint a shot just to keep the powder mess to a minimum since my kit comes inside (vs a garage) after troops
  10. Gaskets and a little bit of red added Not it certain I’m happy with the mustard technique, it doesn’t come off easily and once painted/sanded looks more like grime (which is fine but not what I was going for in those areas). oh well can always be tweaked if I want to come back to it later
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