DarthChridan
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Hi Mike...
CONGRATS
...to this cool set and for deployed
Cheers...
Dan
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Many thanks broAwesome weathering technique! Great looking armor, Brother!
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Hey Mike...
congrats for 501st deployed....and now go for Police officer, sir
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Oh man...
sry to hear that bro...
and again to go unanswered, what the child wants or what is the best for the child
what can i say...stay strong for you and for your son.
I express the thumbs to you and your son
Best wishes from here...
Dan
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Hi Brad...
that's old
it's pablo from Italy, can be found in FISD.
But you're right, that's an awesome E-11 blaster.
Cheers...
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Hey Nathan..
sweet little granddaughter
she has the eyes full of life.
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Hey Mike...
nevertheless it is a horny sandtrooper
I like including the "move along" helmet very well.
The story with the back plate/ backpack is a thing with the optimization...but maybe you could put the torso armor slightly higher?!?!
btw....the backpack is cool as well
Greetings...
Dan
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Hi James...
which kit ist it?!
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Now, it's more of a stopgap...you can use this, but the silicone degreaser would be better. If you can get such a cleaner, i would prefer thatI hear that Dishwasher soap works too am I right?
Look in your local DIY store, because it would have to give something...or ask the staff in the DIY store.
I have found something for you-
"What are you cleaning?
1. Degreasing old finishes and new parts:
Old finishes need to be cleaned with soap and water first.
Use clean water and soap.
Then a degreaser for painted surfaces with clean cloths.
After sanding with the correct grit you need to clean with soap and water again because your hands contain salt and oil which will cause a defect, unless you sanded with gloves or were careful not to touch the surface.
Then a degreaser again. Use clean new cloths. Use one cloth to put it on and one to take it off. Don't let it evaporate on the surface. Make sure you remove it from the surface. Do this until the cloths come up clean. If the cleanup cloth is dirty then you need to degrease again. The surface is ready for the next step.
Degreasing plastic parts.
The only difference is the degreaser used. It must be non-flammable because plastic parts will store a static charge from any sanding or wiping just like a nylon rug and it can catch fire. This has happened four times in the U.S.. Plastic parts absorb solvents so you need to let them air out before you go on to the next step."
It's from this web site-
http://www.merkurencyclopedia.com/Exterior/how_to_paint.html
...hope this helps.
Cheers,
Dan
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Hi Karin...Dan,
what's a silicone degreaser?
this is a detergent/degreaser fo painted surface before you paint, that silicone and fat removed.
Cheers...
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Hi Miranda...
After you have removed the paint, as described karin, you can do the following......
-then clean the helmet good with a silicone degreaser.
-next, grind the helmet with water sand paper P800-P1000.
-next step...use a good primer for plastic and then a sanding primer.
-this grind again with P1000 water sand paper.
-clean the bucket again with silicone degreaser.
-then paint the lid again in the desired shade.
I hope this helps
Greetings,
Dan
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...i must go to my radio and work on it
Great work Jay...very inspiring
Cheers..
Dan
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Hey Erik...
look at this pic...
http://www.looksirdroids.com/hd_caps/pages/sandtrooper_hd_083.htm
i think Terry's variant is very close to the template.
...and this is mine-
...hope this helps
Cheers...
Dan
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...rejected!! You a strong TrooperHey, I'm mostly human!
...always!!!Hehehe.. no problem mate. It's only me noticed.
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Huhuuu...NoelCongratulations on the deployment as Police Officer man!!
I'll get your pic up asap!!
what's uuuuup
give this man his pic his picture frame looks so empty 
Dan
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Thanks a lot, guys
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Hey Rolf...
i hope for you two, that it ends well.
"Move along"...that's good
Best wishes
Dan
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.... probably was just hot airWas there any uppdate on this? I saw mentioned that there was a warehouse full of counters????
$10 for a hengstler with eagle...ok, i take 5 
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There's also for the e-11 blaster?!?!
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Congrats Darren and welcome to the sand pit
Greetings...
Dan
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Woooahhh!!
CONGRATULATION!!!!
Very awesome to see now you're a "SWAT-Officer"
Ladies and Gentlemen....
Applause for this great work on this set...
Greetings...
Dan
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A little flirt never hurtsMe flirt? never! ^_^
...ok joke...sry
I used finally semigloss clearcoat...that should be enoughI used to have a Captain Rex and used a similar idea I guess and used black acrylic paint mixed with Windex. I suppose I could do this the same way? I am just worried about rain since I live in a part of Alaska that is part of the Tongass rain forest. Could I use a clear coat after I am done?
Greetings...
Dan
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Hey MirandaUgh! You are one beautiful dirty trooper! Can I roll in the dirt with you? *grin* j/k hehe
...you flirt with me
hehehe...
I used two color tones(all on water basis)...dark brown and beige...at least for the fine dust i've used ivory.Which paints did you use to brush on the details on your suit? I am about to convert my clean suit to a dirty one as well and would love to get a similar look like this with the 2 tones.
But on another armor, i would rather take only dark brown...it's more accurate
It was my first weathering on an armor.
To dab the color always first, then rub and wipe off again. At the lower place, slightly less water add to make it still darker...
I hope this helps
Greetings...
Dan
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In any case bro...i would again give a notice anywayCopy that bro, that would be too cool.
Lets try to aim at that
In any case i would be very happy...if it works
Life is strange
in Off Topic Cantina
Posted
you need not be ashamed. There are pigs on each side.
Men/fathers want to know nothing of their children and women/mothers abuse their children for their power game etc etc...
It is bad, that on the back of the child must be discharged
I just hope, that for Sylvester and Rolf all ends well....