41987 skrev:aaaaaaaaaaaaarh. Den skal nok lige overvejes og drøftes med counsil

Pfff... Its all your fault you know

41987 skrev:Hold kæft du husker godt
Jo.. har stadig mit racing uld undersuit når det bliver minus 50! Haha

Mener jeg har et gammelt billede af dig i det

David havde du ikke sådan en ulden ski undertrøje ting før du fik clothears?
Den var vist ikke mere kølig så vidt jeg husker

Man må lide for skønheden Jeff

Vil man have de korrekte "stribede" undersuits, så er de varme

David og jeg bruger begge undersuit fra Clothearscostumes

Men er den helt gal og ovenstående ikke virker, så giv en lille klat locktite i toppen og bunden af dit velcro. Det skulle nok afhjælpe problemet

Pil det gamle velcro af. Fjern gamle lim rester fra din armor. Tør grundigt over med rensebenzin for at fjerne evt. rester af gammelt skidt, fedt og andet møg. Sæt nyt velcro på. Grunden til at dit velcro ikke holder er næsten altid fordi plastikken ikke er blevet rengjordt ordentligt, før montering...

Well. If you ask me, Troopermaster is the top of the pops ;) Then comes RS Propmasters, which is casted using an original suit. Only thing for me, that pulls RS down, is the helmet. The original Helmets was cast in a different type of plastic that was off-white to yellow-ish in colour and had to be ...

Just checked the CRL: http://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TK_anh_stunt Sheppertons armor should get you approved with all its flaws, if assembeled and fitted right. But from what I hear you saying, you want to make this armor great and Sheppertons armor will never pass level 2(expert infant...

Just took another look at Shepperton/Originalstormtrooper(its been a while since i cared to pay any atention to him ;) ) The armor is assembeled in an overlap method instead of a but joint+coverstrip method wich was the original way of assembling armor and the only way all the vetted vendors makes t...