Kunra
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hi, i have just started working on my armour (got it about half a year ago but worked on my brothers first and then stopped just after Halloween as work area was taken back off us) and i have misplaced the buttons that came with my fx kit. what is an alternative for this?
i will be using the snap system that tk300 mentions on his site (http://www.tonybarnett.plus.com/) so i have the snaps for than (more than i need in the bag i bought) could i use them or would it be better with something else?
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any one know where to find the clips? i have tried b&q, marks & Spencer, next, stationary box, maplin, Woolworths and pets @ home and the closest i could find was a corner bracket that 1. i would need to bend and 2. was too narrow looking at the pictures.
any help here would be great.
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that's mine arrived today and they look amazing, thanks for them. although i should have asked for a wee bit extra Velcro on one (stupid brother being skinny ) but i should be able to add that myself quite easily.
now to just get the last few parts sorted out and we will have my brothers armour finished and can start on mine.
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I've just looked on ca boots for the stormtrooper boots and looked for the Chelsea boots (jodhpur boots) on some other websites. i am just wondering which would be the better option?
buying the ca boots and spending almost the same as the boot if not more to ship them over here to scotland in less that 8-12 weeks quoted for standard delivery,
or buying the jodhpur boots and whiting them up. the problem i have with the jodhpur boots is the websites i have looked at have the prices ranging from £30 to £1750, so i am not too sure what price accurate screen looking ones would cost.
if anyone can direct me to either the shop or the website where they bought there's I'll be greatful.
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had a look at the leg pieces again and still not sure how to trim. as trimming one side to the correct size means losing the v completely.
had a look at some pics on line and have noticed that some people seam to have trimmed the back from the bottom of the v round so there is no v, others seem to have a shallower v. im not too sure if this is because of trimming or due to they have a different type of armour.
would it be possible for someone to post pics of you legs for some reference on what we should trim it to look like.
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thanks Stomper, im going to try and get my self some
firebladejedi i tried to send you a pm but your inbox is full, if you get this can you pm me and we can set up the order.
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I'm looking for 2 belts, one for my fx and one for my brothers fx but just have one question, do you bleach them yourself before sending them or would i need to bleach them after i receive them?
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i have had a quick look at the leg pieces and i will need shims for them <_< , i am just wondering how i install the shims?
looking at the first couple of daves garage vids i can see how he makes the leg pieces, but i am unsure if there would be enough room to add the shims after glueing or if i would need to Velcro in the shims before i start glueing.
also i saw in other threads about using the belt plastic to make shims from but have been unable to track down any leather or canvas to replace it with, so am hesitant to use it, any idea where to get some sheets of plastic or where to get the leather/canvas? i have tried my local diy shops for the plastic and all they have are drain pipes so they are not suitable, and my local cloth shop only has canvas that i would need about 6 layers sewn together to get the correct thickness.
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i am trying to contact the uk garrison but they are taking ages to get back to me . its just because they have been inundated since celebration Europe
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i was just reading the 501st section of the new star wars magazine and they mentioned armour party's. is there any going on in the Edinburgh/Glasgow area? ill come along, even if the only help i am is to may the tea
i am currently looking at making the rest of the amour and going back to the bucket later but have a feeling i will need some shims, but will need to check that out before i start doing anything.
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thanks for all the welcomes. my other thread just seems to be me moaning about the problems, getting given advice then trying it and sucking at it me and my <sarcasm>wonderful</sarcasm> building skills. hehe.
Thanks for the support julian, i'm sure i'll be taking you up on it sooner or later
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yeah i will try and get some progress pics. i have encountered a problem though. the helmet dome doesnt want to fit properly it keeps poping out. i probably should official ask that question in a different thread.
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hey thanks for the welcome, yeah it is an fx.
i just started working on it today, starting with the helmet, taken 4 hours and i am just ready to start putting the declas on and paint it, so i hope to have it finished by 2009 .
just about to head out to homebase looking for the paint, any sugestions on the colors to look for?
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Hi my name is Graeme and I’m from just outside Edinburgh in Scotland. I have been a member here for about 3 weeks but have just received my amour so thought it would be a good time to introduce myself as I will most likly be on here every 2 seconds looking for help building it .
I have tried to join my local garrison but due to the influx of applications since celebration Europe they have not got back to me yet.
I have noticed with my kit, that the hand straps are missing and also all the screws mentioned in the instructions but here’s hoping that the person just forgot to include them, I have emailed them about it but it will probably delay the building a bit.
alternative for ab buttons
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thanks that will be a big help, helpfully i will be able to find the buttons somewhere in the house. you know what its like "I'll put that some where safe", then you forget where you put it
yeah we have the paints from when we done my brothers, and i have a dremmel, so it should be easy to get the pins, even if i have to nick them from work