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Got it,, http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x144/trixie05_2007/newposterver-4.jpg Love the poster, however, in the UK, the words 'big job' have toilet humour connotations....

We definitely need a t-shirt. I'd donate my poster for the back if someones up to do a run. If we use it for the back and use that 10th anniversary shield for the front pocket it would be cool. What's everyone else think? Tim http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x144/trixie05_2007/MEPD-poster.jpg

Here's my Hyperfirm Lewis. Tim

I thought it was a patch with a picture of a shirt on it?

What about poor old AP. I love mine!

Love my E11 hyperfirm! with resin scope. Tim

Looks great, nice eye.

Looks awesome! It looks like the real deal to me. Tim

Looks great!

TSHIRTS!

You don't have to get the weld-on brand. Most good hobby shops will have either "prowled" or "Plastic weld." Those are 2 different brands but are both the same thing. I built my whole suit using prowled. http://www.houseofhobbies.com/amprlice.html http://www.houseofhobbies.com/plplwesoce.html Tim

Looks good to me.

Really nice job all around. Yes the decals should go, and add the radio knob and you'll be stylin' Tim

Looks great! Love the backpack! Tim

Great job, I like how shiny it is.

Looks like metal to me! Very cool!

Is there better way to apply it? Nope, Thats the way. I use small spring clamps and painters tape to hold the strips firm against the armor. Use the brush that comes with the proweld and apply it along the sem where the strip meets the armor. If its not holding either the strip is not making contact with the armor or you not putting enough on. Let it stand for about 15 minutes to be sure. Tim

Nice.

Looks great! Nice work.

Helmet looks great, like th Ewok kid. Tim

I like number one. What angle do you guys think looks better for the ends of the T-track for my MG? 1: 2: Sorry for the crappy cell phone quality

In an effort to lighten the load on my shoulders I added straps that connect to a work belt that I got at Lowes. The belt is heavy duty and came with 2 loops on either side to attack my new straps. This set up takes almost all of the weight off my shoulders. Tim http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x144/trixie05_2007/newstrap.jpg http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x144/trixie05_2007/newstrap4.jpg

I love that he wrote " move alined" in your helmet! Awesome Tim

Great pics! Looks like it was a lot of fun.

HA!