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Sonnenschein

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  1. What shame! We're here for you! K.
  2. But remember that some of the greeblies are missing and are not pictured! If I hadn't going on so many projects right now I'd try it myself K.
  3. Thanks for the link. Already got them tough. I was looking for screen used pics. Do you happen to know know where to find a 40 mm template?
  4. Are there any templates for the 40 mm pipe? K.
  5. Thanks for your input, guys! Are there some pics of screen used blasters out there? couldn't find some detailed photos so far. Karin
  6. The most exhausting work when making a pipe blaster is drilling all the holes. You have to be very exact, (thus slow) and if you misalign 1, you have to start over again. So, is it really necassary to drill ALL of them? Most are /should be covered by the T-tracks anyway? ( to original intention was to "hide" them anyway. What you you think? How did you do it? Karin
  7. It's quite easy to install without any cutting. Soldermaster did it on his HF with one of my rings: Hope that helps! Karin
  8. You'll get almost everything for working with resin from your local automotive parts dealer. Bondo, primer and spraypaint. To glue together CA (super) glue works best. To cut of large pieces: Always use a dremel, cutting wheels etc. Maybe it helps if you post a pic? Karin
  9. Hello there, I'm a little confused about the correct size of the pipe. on BBC, there are templated for 1 1/4" (32 mm) and 1.5 "( 38mm) where doopydoo's states you need the "correct" 40mm waste pipe. What's correct now? What's the diameter of a real sterling anyway? Thanks, Karin
  10. As far as I know, the lenght varied from blaster to blaster. A quote from "Parts of Star Wars" Hope that helps! Karin
  11. I like it! It's a good looking blaster. And if you hadn't pointed out the imperfections, I wouldnt have noticed them Oh, and I like the fact that the parts came from all over the world - just like the members of this community Karin
  12. You deserved a break! Well done! But.. there's one thing: You've listed as ANH EIB requirement the hand plates under "must have" and "should have". This may cause a little confusion Karin
  13. That would be super nice of you! Sending you a PM! thanks! Karin
  14. Congrats, Tom! Many thanks for all your help! Karin
  15. Too bad we don't have "Lowe's" in Austria. Looking for some t-track myself, but can't find any. K.
  16. Didn't say I liked it. I was called "dude" today and I was confused, just like you. But I was told it is the "style" nowadays. LOL See what I mean? Karin
  17. As many of you have noticed by now, English is not my "mother tongue". I'm not always getting certain phrases and I learn something new every day, like that even girls are addressed as "dude". So, does something come to your mind I really need to know in order to "survive" when talking to american and british folks? Metaphores you don't learn in school in Austria? Like "to burn the midnight oil", meaning to work through the night? looking forward to learn some new phrases, Karin
  18. To whipe away the image of funny walking imperial forces Nothing else works. LOL
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