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  1. Hi all,

    I was wondering, how do I "glue" my vinyl hand plates to my rubber gloves?

    I was proposed two methods:

    -using contact glue

    the other

    -using CA glue

    please tell me what method you guys used and how it worked for you.

    thanks for all the help

    TD-1235

  2. Hi all,

    Well the deed is done. My old TK is going to become my "new" TD. No turning back now :)

    here is a color example I am going for. (on the hand plate)

    What I did:

    -first I took a scuff pad to "dull" the white out, then I used some burnt umber for the dark parts and finished off with true ocher

    By using the ocher it softens the burnt umber and the ocher gives it a "sandy" look (anyway to my eye) :)

    I went with Pandatrooper's tutorial and adapted the colors I liked. (thanks for a GREAT tutorial, sir)

    Later all

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  3. Hi all,

    I am starting my TK conversion and I have a question about the TD knee plate.

    I am looking at the knee plate and it is close to an inch thick.

    I was wondering what would be the "normal" or acceptable thickness of the knee plate.

    thanks for your help

  4. Hi all,

    I was looking in weathering my armor and came across a few ways to do it.

    1-you have the acrylics method

    2-acrylics with fuller's earth

    3-the hairspray and just fuller's earth.

    I was looking at a site where he shows the hairspray fuller's earth method. I like it since it looks like it gives you that nice dirty/dusty look. But I was wondering, since you use hairspray to hold everything in place, how durable is it? and if you guys have tried it, how do it look in person/up close?

    You guys say, "don't use sandpaper", but in this method he uses foam sandpaper blocks to sand away the excess, if I do not use sand paper to remove excess what method shoud I use to remove excess.

    also, please comment on the different methods of weathering, good points/bad points, effect achieved with different methods.

    thanks alot

    future TD-1235

  5. hey j.s.

    well,for smeller armour i would say plenty of deodorant !lol :woot:

    :blush: Well I walked into this one :lol:

    Well first things first: I added a new signature (hope this explains the "typo")

    now for more serious things, I was looking at the AP, ATA and t/mc. Among those, if we look at quality, price and turn around time and of course for SMALLER trooper, which one should I choose?

    Thanks

    JS

    PS: I hope I started this thread in the right place. If not, please feel free to move at the right place.

  6. Hi all,

    I read through the officer training, and got alot of info on the different types of armor.

    Now my question is really simple. I am 5 ft. 5in. and was wondering which one would be the right fit for me.

    I was looking and ANH derived should be good.

    So I know I`ll have alot of trimming to do and all, but which one is best for smeller dudes (so less trimming and keep the proportions ok)

    Any-hoo, please let me know that would be very helpful

    thanks

    JS

  7. Hi all,

    Well here I am, a little 40 year old SW fan from Canada (no, we don't all live in igloos, only the crazy ones). ;)

    Here is a little about me:

    as you know I live in Canada (think I said that before) in the Ottawa area.

    I have a TB already approved and looking to get my Jodo Kast approved (still have a few things to update).

    I troop as much as I can (cons, special events)

    Some of my recent troops:

    -C VI (as Jodo Kast)

    -x-mas parrade

    -Montreal toy-con

    -Ottawa comiccon

    and so on.

    I want to join the MEPD because maybe if I suit up in a "desert" armor, maybe I'll start beleiving that its actually hot up here :)

    Anyway, hope to chat/see you soon

    JS

    TB-1235

    PS: hope you guys will be helpfull because I have a s*&%$t load of questions. (will want to be as accurate as possible, and might want to apply as a SWAT **fingers crossed**)

    thanks

    (when I say cold, I mean cold. As I'm writting these lines its actually -28 Celcius (-18.4 F.) and that's without the wind chill factor. with it I think it is -35 C. (-31 F).) :duimomlaag:

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