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In this thread you can post informations about the Backpack  #4. Original pictures, worth knowing, found parts and so on. It should help you build backpacks that are as accurate as possible.

I will start with a picture of my SWAT-Pack and the individual components that I know:

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1. Karrimor Frame with round (!) corner (A.3 Frame?)

2. Plumber Cups

3. Tupperware "Stow-n-go", Nr. 767

4. Radio: "Sonix Victory 75" or "Northstar MT-1809"

5. "Giostyle Safari 600" - Canteen

6. Wet Wipe Bottles

7. Radardish: Lid from Pitcher, Mod. 874 (Tupperware) - white one

8. Seedtrays: - upper Tray with 5 Rips

                        - lower Tray with 3 Rips

9. Shires UP 100 Syphon

Mortartube: this part is originally a black plastic drain pipe for rainwater, the outside diameter is about 6,9 cm and the wall thickness is about 2mm. They are easy to source in the UK but hard to find in other countries, e.g. Germany.

The white ABS details are the same as you find them on the thermal detonator of the regular stormtroopers. While the original plastic drain pipe is shiny, the ones on the screen-used packs seem to be painted black with a satin finish.

 

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You can find Pics of the Pack in the "Falcon Take off" Scene and before in the "Alley door check" scene.  The "alley door" scene plays in the film before the falcon scene, but is more damaged there than in the "falcon" scene.  The difference, "Alley door" = missing rips on the unknown part upper/left, no bee-sting, no disk behind der radar dish.

Here some Pics  from the film:

"Alley door check"

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"Falcon Take off"

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You will have to build it yourself, easy to do, take some cardboard and cut it into five pieces so it fits around the radio, then take some double sided sticky tape used for gluing carpet to the floor and stick it on those cardboard pieces and finally cover them with one piece of pleather. Next step is either using a good and sturdy sewing machine for the thread or do as I did and punch some holes into the pleather and with a needle, sew some black thread into the surround. 

In these wip threads you can find some info and some pics:

Hope this helps, cheers mate

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On 6/9/2020 at 1:01 PM, bigwam said:

Unknown Part on the upper seedtray. The same on Pack #5:

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Hello greetings, I had no knowledge of this particular piece, do you have more information to which it belongs, or where to get it, or what is it?        to be able to add it to my back pack # 4,

thank you very much

TD-1155 Outpost Venezuela. 

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Good morning Cesar,
i don´t know, what this part is, also a unknown part.

You can order this by angry ape props on FB.

Maybe he has more informations

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10 hours ago, bigwam said:

Good morning Cesar,
i don´t know, what this part is, also a unknown part.

You can order this by angry ape props on FB.

Maybe he has more informations

Thanks, excellent work on your Back Pack. 

TD-1155 Outpost Venezuela

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