john danter

what they all said....plus Dont glue the shoulder strap to the back plate. Just curve it and leave it there. Use black velcro underneath to connect the 2 large plates together. This stops your shoulder straps from snapping

Nice mod dude. Really nice Did you use the sealing iron trick to curve it back? Sweet mod

hang on This is a good pic to show the difference between one powered item and two wired in series or parallel. Basically have your switch connected to the postive end. Also try to colour code your cables. Red going from the +ve to the switch, then carried on to the fan. Then black coming all the way back to the battery

14 does look the best there but they used #15 midnight blue dude, so I dunnoi what you should do. Could it be the lighting in your pic maybe?

Hi Mark. im really sorry to hear you've waited some time for a response but we're going through a 'bad patch' atm lol Nothing to worry about but our GML (the guy who gives you the thumbs up) has left recently and the guy who should be finding and selecting a new GML, our CO, has also just left lol If I can help you I willl, but I'm sure Tony, the GML will sort you out when he gets to you [email protected] if you dont hear anything soon

In that case you need one of my space back packs A few threads down

Brilliant film Nice he had a personality too. Very pleases it wasn't typical Hollywood cheese

Would anyone be interested in these backpacks for about £65 at all? I know the £ is strong atm but I cant go much lower than that on them Anyone? John

there's no difference in terms of capped or uncapped dude. It's just more expensive to buy the AC version as that's the stuff with the high gloss shine

It's a matter of preference but for me by miiiiiiiiiles, the hero will always win. Far more iconic (due to the Luke and Han shots) and it looks far nicer and meaner. Smaller mouth and lower brow trim make it look wider and more menancing and also 'clean' all at the same time. I did a costuming talk this weekend and on both days I wanted a hero on stage with me to show people the difference. i couldn't find one...? Do a hero dude. The bubbled lenses can be made yourself. Or if you're patient you can wait for my flubble lenses to arrive on mass.

I play it lots on the 360 but not for a while lately great game gamertag is tk8456 please add me

There have been loads of posts on the UKG boards lately all realting to feedback in helmet or even chest mounted soltions for TKs etc. I believe the main cause is the hollow cased mics that are very sensitive so more susceptible to feedback issues. I always use the small piezo-electric pad type mics, known as ultraminiature mics. (maplin part no S63 5DL) What you will need:- heatshrink pad mic 3.5mm phono/stereo plug red/black wire large 13mm heatshrink pipe cleaner the mic Solder 2 cables on the back and leave about 0.5m of cable tidy up with heathsrink if needed Grab your wire pipe cleaner and insert into middle use a sheath of larger heatshrink to encapsulate all parts as shown heat up with haridryer to make it all look like this (the pipe cleaner is there to help you position the mic pad inside your lid close to your mouth as desired. Solder the 3.5mm plug on the other end and away you go Hope this helps

he he, i wore a poncho yesterday dude. I've been out on a 'bushcraft' survival weekend. sleeping in hammocks and eating worms. I'm sooooo ill today though

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I sell spare shoulder straps but I always people to do this:- Glue the fronts. Leave the backs floating Attach the chest to the back plate with a black elastic strap that runs under the ABS strap They never crack then Plus check out the TKs during the Tantive an impolite person whipping. The straps there are free floating too

I'm in the process of making bubble lenses but I'm trying to perfect it first. Nearly there

Just point your blaster at them and tell them to speak up

Did anyone else notice that hero LFL archive lid has flat lenses? lol Anyone seen this site? Shed loads of behind the scenes photos and stuff http://www.starwarz.com/tbone/index.php?categoryid=18

I'll sell these for about £80-£90 by the time I've done everything. That's kit form only. I cant make one up for someone but I dont have the time. Easy to do anyway

Most new boots will be a little uncomfortable when you first buy them and they'll wear in However, mine were fine when I got mine 5 yrs ago. stiching comes lose on the heel as you take them on/off and our calf armour rubs on the stitches....but they're fine boots

Sweet John May swears by Duracell M3. I usually use one 9V one. Although my new lid with have a 11.2V LiPo rechargeable battery. the ones they use in model aeroplanes.

Dude, I sell new ears if you want a set. But gaps are fine. A good tip is to use comb profilers. the kind of thing a carpenter or fitter would use on corner pieces. Loads of little teeth in a row. You push it onto the lid and then draw the outline onto the ear. Like I said, gaps are fine but if it's really messy I can sell you another pair. If it's as screen accurate lid. PM if you need some

Another tip is to leave a gap where your lenses are. Glue the top but leave a gap on the lower side. Helps air escape out. Also prevents fogging PS: Is your frown cut out?

Empire. It ends on a downer and is so vast in where the film goes, ice, clouds, bogs it's a great inside into the galaxy. Plus it's the only film where the rebels have their butt totally wiped by the lads in white

Also got this shot too Yes these are available to buy. They come in kit form like this