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Always a pleasure Jez. do you remember who suggested the comparison site?
cheers
Marcus
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the laptop can help you grow in your future and maybe you would be better in school! The armor is just a hobby. It is a hard decision but I would go for the laptop as it is important for you life!
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this are great news Mike! I am glad you got a job it is most important!
Vaj
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the best on the market bro!
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Those are fantastic! I take a pair and the gloves also
Marcus
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Very cool video Jez! Thank you really for sharing with us
Just a suggestion from my side is to compare it side by side with a TE or another very accurate helmet. I like to see if there are noticable differences in the sizes! Is the ESB bigger and the fan made one shrunken due to casting processes? I think so but never saw a proof!
cheers
Marcus
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that's what wikipedia says...
High-Density PolyEthylene (HDPE) or PolyEthylene High-Density (PEHD) is a polyethylene thermoplastic made from petroleum. It takes 1.75 kilograms of petroleum (in terms of energy and raw materials) to make one kilogram of HDPE.
Marcus
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FX.. no doubt!
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very nice helmet. hopefully I get the chance some day to buy one!
Marcus
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I always thought the bubble in the tears are from the laquer that has released from the surface. But after comparing it to some other original screen used helmets it was always there. Another reason for that could be that air was catched in the tear area. If the vac machine had a standard configuration of all settings like vac pressure, heat and position of the face mold the bubble could appear always there. It can appear nearly always the same shape. So it looks like it was part of the mold. That was just a thought. The different pulls in sharpness speaks against this theory.
Marcus
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I know now that the left one in the picture is an SDS recast. I doubt it's origin is from on original.
As far as I know the one in the middle from Keith has the original size of ANH tips.
The one on the right is possibly an ROTJ tip. Me was told they were bigger. And I hardly believe at least some tour helmets had bigger tips attached also! This bigger tip came with an MFX helmet from Guidon Messika. He has a tour helmet and probably casted the tips off of it.
Marcus
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I am your man
pm`d you!
Marcus
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I am very sorry Scott. I hope everything turns good. Best wishes from me brother!
Marcus
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I can't see a price? Is it for sale or not?
Marcus
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thank you Scott for doing this
Marcus
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I asked Scott if he can do some tube decals for me if I would send him a file I made with photoshop. I agreed to offer them to everyone here. I believe there are no tube decals out there which have 16 stripes. That is the amount of stripes the Dave M. helmet has on the left tube. The right side has 15. I wanted to have decals that I can customize to the amount of stripes I will put on my different helmets.
I hope to have them measured correctly and we can see the result soon.
If someone is interested in them also please post here
Marcus
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nothing
Marcus
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try to find a similar light scale as you see how it appears on the pictures. A bright white and a dark yellow or a darker white and a brighter yellow light can let the colours appear very different. Is a shadow on it or not? This are things that are playing roles.
Marcus
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If you took the original SFS helmet apart, it would flex back and look more "normal".
that's what I thought too! It was casted off in the back flexed position so it's not present at the styrene TE replicas.
But even on the scanned fiberglass SFS helmet isn't everything correct. The trapezoid on the front right for example is smoothed out to the bottom. Looks like a laminating issue or another casting issue.
Marcus
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we are in the same boat. I didn't get my university place
MArcus
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So the white foam shavings are the nipple that you have in your current mic tips? I got a pair of them a while ago and was wondering why the nipple part is extended to the back of the tip? I never found a pic on which it was visible on a real helmet. That way the tips are coming more out of the holes. Can you make this clear Keith?
Marcus
Hovi-Mix tips are fine for all ROTJ helmet versions, but most of the "hero" ROTJ helmets (the ones with the funny ears that sort of look melted) have larger mic tips which are metal and filled with white foam shavings.All background ROTJ helmets that have been found so far have Hovi-Mix tips.
Keith.
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Marcus, Truly a beautiful paint job. A work of art. I apologize for this, and it's in no way directed to you personally.
I find it VERY funny (aka sad) that a CAP helmet just sold for 450.00 Shipped. Wasn't it the point of CAP to recast a TE helmet to SAVE people money? I am in no way going to say that I agree with the CAP way of thinking (I do not and will not own one), but I find it extremely sad that we just crossed a line that we can never go back on.... Let it be known, I paid less than 450 shipped for my TE bucket. hmmm.... less for the original maker... odd...
I really understand your opinion. The problem is the exchangerate! 450 Dollars are 290 Euros! Including shipping!
The helmet was taken by friend in france so it's okay! If someone in the US would have liked to buy it for this price it's fine. If not no problem for me But to offer it for a lower price would have been like a gift. So the reason is not to ripp someone off but the exchangerate! Sounds that like a good reason for you?
Marcus
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thank you they are nice
Marcus
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Hey guys
I need some blue tube stripe pairs. Preferred is Midnight blue like the Humbrol colour. Please let me know if you have some to sell
thx
Marcus
WHo made this helmet?
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