dutchy

Great stuff!!! Thanks for sharing

This one clear Art. But you have to be careful, don't use too much. because it will and can eat your armor away. One other thing, it dissolves a small amount of the to glue parts and gets the colour of those parts..

Makes me wonder if it is anyone of the MEPD as well...

So my bro'... You'll be getting them in before me then.. But then you were #1,2 3 & 4 on the list I'm #6.. I can't wait to get started with it too bro'... Let's hope that you get 'em in soon now.

Copy that bigtime...really a wonderful result..

So only the people with big wallets and huge accounts could lay their hands on that info and weren't willing to share out of fear and greed. Then why don't just share, we are all here for the same reason...and not for making huge interests over peoples backs. I can understand this, you want to covet it due to the high costs. But why not act like a regular Robin Hood and give to the poor what the rich have a plenty of.. So were back to the beginning then..didn't someone else already rant about the DIY forum.. The other thing I just can't get a grip on is then fact that sharing is a strange word or doesn't even appear in a lot of peoples vocabulary.. Didn't we all get this far by sharing info and helping eachother out. ..Crystal clear.. Oh, and I don't mean to offend anyone, just make that clear too.

Is that a detachment flag / banner?? If so,....that's really sahweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet

Good to see you here Paul, welcome!

I use an industrial glue that our mechanincs use in the field connecting pvc joints. It is from the brand Griffon, type T-88. It can withstand enormous stresses and strains, so once glued and hardened out, within a few minutes, it's solid as a rock. Easy to apply with the built in small brush that is attached to the lid, just sand the to glue areas slightly, apply the glue and slight pressure and it's done.. Here you can see it:

Looks great, but $700 is a bit too high priced.. And then you have to take out the parts that you don't use to make it lighter, so actually you're paying for stuff you don't want.. I'd just stick with my HF..

Great pic's of a great troop.. Love the pic's with Anthony, seems you had a blast with him. and Leia....she's smokin' hot

It isn't hard to get the right stuff bro'..you just need to know where to get it. But welcome to TD school and the dirty side of life. ....and it's good to see another dutch TD on the boards

Good to see your found your way to the MEPD Dan!! Welcome!!

Good to see you on the command staff Jay!! Good luck this year!!

Afer reading the CRL and especially the part of the HWT it made me realise that as stated by a lot of you above, all the work Mike and Daetrin did to create a definition for a TD was thrown overboard if not re-written and adjusted. So where does this lead us to then...

How much for kicking one of those over the pond to the Netherlands bro'?

That diamond knee is looking very good!! Great job..

Welcome to the sand box buddy.. Better get that TD up and running asap then..

...muy caliente

My guess is that when this shot was taken you were looking at a whole different kind of birdie

That's so true ...when the European Soccer Championships were held in germany a few years ago the dutch fans made a funny gadget, but it wasn't appreciated by the dutch and the german authorities, so when you would've worn it to a game you'd be arrested. But I got one.. Goes great with an orange pauldron as you can see

It looks like Billy has gotten the right one, so maybe he can help you guys out...and me

Now that's a great result!! Good job..

A big hand for you Paul for assisting Mike and for being a great XO.. Thanks bro, for doing this job

Seeing those pic's make me want to start with a build of one myself.. Really great stuff. Chicks really dig bad boys in armor.. But hey, didn't we already know that