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I just bought mine dinner and a movie.

CHARGE!

I have to put mine on like the helmet. Put my foot in sideways, grab the straps and pull up while twisting.

as long as it doesn't have a blue-hue.

how did you find that?? it's cool!

Looks excellent! I'm sure te was cranking these things out and didn't have time to test fit every one. I'm gonna have to clean up the ears on the one I have as well.

Saw those mg-34's. No bipods?? Blasphemy!

very cool!

about time someone recognized Apr. 1st!

On strapping, use the nylon webbing for strength and the elastic where you want some give. When I first attached my bicep pieces to the shoulder bells, I used nylon. They would pop off just about everytime I suited up because there was no play there when I moved my arms. I switched to elastic and they have held ever since. I only used nylon for the shoulder connectors, connecting the bells to the shoulder connectors, the sides of the ab plate and the thighs.

Man, that's a lot of weight on that wall!

Any word on the helmet?

Nice find. Thanks!

The MA kicks some major a$$

Darn that is nice! And most of the hard work already done!

Interesting hypothesis Jez! I love reading stuff like this.

A credit on the package for the person modeling the sandtrooper would be nice. Oh wait a minute, this is the toy industry we are talking about. Still cool though. Congrats!

Cool. That is very generous of you. However, since Amazon has free shipping, we'd be paying about a dollar more, plus gas money.

more like Mr. Thrown-together.

lol! can't see the forest for the trees.

White pauldron in front has unpainted ears and square handplates.

I would do styrene to get the sharpest pulls. Or would people want it ABS like the originals? Are you going to cast the mic tips as well? Please tell us you are doing green bubble lenses!

Very cool of you to do this!!!!! I'd be up for one!

Looks super! You've got the Joe Johnston long-arm look down. Sorry, couldn't resist.

Here are pictures of a GF: