Prophet

Thanks for sharing, very nice job!

Cool idea Rich, I'm like Ricky Bobbie without my blaster, I never know what to do whith my hands;)

Really Fantastic job Terry!

Great Job! It's those little details that make it that really make it pop!

very cool ! That would make a great T-shirt!

Very nice Hal!!! Tell us more about that main dial?..

Honestly, I just eyeballed it. The flashlight was 3/4 inch OD

An easy and cheap fix is to use a small "maglight" style flashlight. There black and they have the right machined grip look to them. Cut off the top with a pipe cutter. Mount the flashlight base, were the batteries go in flush to the gun. Youre going to want the base counter sunk into the gun and glued in with E-6000. Then just screw the flashlight body minus the guts and bulb assembly. I hope that helps!

Looks great! Keep us posted on your progress.

Hi Skater! Glad to see your going with the TD first! It's alot of work but worth it.

http://forum.mepd.net/index.php?showtopic=1688

Thanks everyone! I had a great time building it and I learned alot! Building from scratch may not be "screen acurate", but it sure is fun to try and get it as close as possible with just what you find along the way! BTW Thanks to TK-409 for the inspiration.

Mr. Peers, I thank you and salute you Sir!!!!!!!!!

This pack was made by me and everything but the boyscout frame and the tupperware lid are made from scratch items! I made it with tooping in mind so it is either bolted or rivited together, I tried to include details from all five backpacks seen in (ANH) including the SE version. It can be worn in both "Standard" or "Marmit" style. I removed the straps so I could reuse them on my next pack build. So hear is my first TD backpack, [[/img][/url] I'm now in the middle of making my new pack thanks to Crashmann's great kit, Thanks for looking! BTW, I no longer own this pack...