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TK 6918

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  1. How about we add a few things to the registration process such as a fill in the blank section that would be copied word for word with a short paragraph above it to ensure that new members understand our basic rules.

     

     

    Such as:

     

     

    I am not allowed to post want-to-buy threads

     

    I am not allowed to ____ want-to-buy threads.

     

     

    Something like the above that covers all the things we want our new members to pay attention to.

  2. If you did a clone, you probably know more about armor building than a TK. From what I hear, clones are tougher.

     

    I usually recommend to do the helmet last as that is the hardest part, and while assembling the rest, you might learn a few things of what to do and what not to do.

  3. Here's a way I used for snaps. Everywhere you put them--just use two. One in front of the other. Also alternate them. One male to female, the other female to male. This gives extra strength against the tension. I've never had any problem using this system.

     

    I was thinking of doing the "2" thing, but never thought of inverting one for extra strength. Clever!

     

    I'm still using all velcro though, so I need to switch it all out. B)

  4. Velcro is annoying, the glue residue will start weaken with heat and sweat and look and feel messy.

     

    With a bit of tweaking, you should be able to wear the armor without the snaps coming off.

     

     

    Get in touch with the Alaskan Outpost, ask if any other troopers use a snap system and see if they can help you make it better.

  5. If this would be for EIB acceptance,

    I would not be opposed to slightly over-sized helmets (so long as it is accurate looking,) because there are times when people want to take pics, even though your taking a break, and they wont leave until you put your lid back on... After trying on an accurate helmet, it seems like its better to keep the lid on, as it's difficult to take it on and off.

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