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Well, I was going to post my thread here aswell, but it's already done... To give you a price quote, a Denix MP40 costs here in France about 170€ / 230USD. I think a L2A3 would cost like the same price, maybe even cheaper. Pretty cheap for a metal replica with moving parts. So, please guys, send a request to Denix !

Any news about this bucket ? I would love to see a SE TD ! (By the way, are these 501st accepted yet ?)

That's AWESOME ! I would sell my soul for this Thanks for sharing the pics, it has to be the best E11 build I've ever seen ! Wich paint did you use ? Looks pretty much the same that is used on the MR blaster, and I can't find a good one... Need to repair some paint chips on my MR. (your MR is pretty awesome too, how did you put the spring on it ? did you remove the endcap ? I want to do the same thing on mine but nothing moves..)

Thanks for the pics !!

Can you post more pics of the blaster please ? (details, etc). I'm really considering buying one, I'd just like to see better how it looks

I had the second one when I was 8 ! Thanks for reminding me this

I did it with my helmet three days ago. It was already sprayed with a mat protective coat, which was a bit "granulous" (don't know if it's the right word). It turned out pretty well, as it looks like real dirt with it !

In my opinion, satin gives a more "realistic" look, with of course a light weathering. When you Google "Sterling l2a3", most of them seem to be in a kind of satin finish, or something between flat and satin. But glossy ? No way ! (And it depends on the armor going with it too... I guess if you ask here that the blaster will go with a TD armor, so yes, flat black should be better; damages by the sand, burnt etc... But for a TK, satin would probably look better !) But of course,, you should paint it like you prefer

Is it the new doopydoos kit, which includes the barrel with t-tracks ? Looks sharp, and great paint, congratz' !

I second that; too heavy and fragile. And by the way; doing a pipe-build E11 (with the full doopydoos kit) will be better than converting a Hasbro which is really inaccurate...

I need this one !