welshchris77

Great Job, lovely weathering[emoji869] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Well I am actually Welsh but practically a native now as living here 20 years, lol I will send you a pm

It is a brexton box, I have a spare one if your interested? Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Roger to the rescue yet again!, thanks for the info Bro, you really are a fountain of knowledge [emoji4][emoji6][emoji106] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Great advise from Urs and Paul, I just want to add to that by saying if you do plan on removing the strips use something like a paint scraper, gently lift/lever the strip (but not too much or it will crease) as you gab the joint, slowly work your way down the joint, a side to side action can also help to separate the parts. I also have an anovos, I removed the black paint on the vocoder by rubbing it with isopropyl alcohol (called rubbing Alcohol in US I believe), could be useful for removing the decals too maybe on your lid

Hey folks, This is the Sandtrooper I eventually intend to go for :- http://www.mepd.net/?page_id=910/ (White pauldron Desert Sergeant , desert version/pack 3) I see there are 3 pouches in total, two at the hip, one on the shoulder My question is does anyone have the correct dimensions for both? (or a good source ?) I spotted these for the hip pouches:- https://trooperbay.com/sandtrooper-leather-mp-40-magazine-pouch they look to be the right size (Measures 9.75 inches tall, 6 inches wide, 1.125 inches thick) I may go for swat eventually so am keeping that in mind I want everything to be as accurate looking as I can but the pouches I have seen for sale seem very expensive so I might have a go at making them myself.

Great Idea Urs, I love it. very nice work re-sculpting the second doll

All your hard work has paid off, well done on your clearance [emoji106] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Well done folks and good luck for your relative positions [emoji4] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Wow, what an amazing looking pack Urs, you really have outdone yourself on this one, well done! [emoji6][emoji106] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Wow Bryan, amazing work there! Well done and thanks for sharing

Excellent information and reference pictures as always Roger [emoji4][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

Thanks you Roger. Do you mean the position of the bottle in relation to where it attaches to the 'bellows' part of the syhon?, ie not centralised?

Thanks Urs Yes the zip ties are really strong. I will add more pic of the hose clamp soon, the exhaust pipe doesn't look as long with it attached

Pics added[emoji4] I have been busy lately but when I get time I will take better pics outside under natural light with a decent camera, my phone camera is somewhat distorting the perspective and the lighting in very bright in my shed. Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk