Cantina Security

Looks nice, how did you attach the Cistern piece? Zip ties or rivets from behind?

Looks like chocolate ...lol, nah, looks pretty good.

Thank you Terry, you are awesome. Fantastic Flawless Work... As always...

Thanks Juan, I appreciate the feedback....

Killer Craftsmanship....

Nice work Jason, any pictures of the completed pack?

Now that is quality craftsmanship.... Good job, and thank you for posting this...

Nice pack bro, what did you use for the filter part? I think I may need to upgrade mine. Pandatrooper has a nice looking filter he built, might have to try that one...

What did you use for your air filter? I think mine may need upgrading for SWAT.

That looks good to me, I am new to the detachment but I am no stranger to well built things. I notice on my pack, which was constructed by Rick, the pieces are just zip tied in place, making the items move and shift easily. I would think screwing them in place would make for a better product, but then you will need to reinforce from the back side. Good luck. Check Scootch's back pack build. His really beefs things up, but then again, you want to be careful and not add too much weight. Your shoulders will thank you...

Now that is a sharp looking pack, fantastic work Terry...

Good looking pack, looks like I need to fab up one of these bad boys...

Thanks Anthony.

Nice Build Scootch... looks sturdy.... I like sturdy...

Yes i can walk ok... Stairs...MEH...

Thank You Sir, I will be adding more weathering, and the frown mesh Walt...I will try to adljust the belt. Thanks fellas...

For sure bud, that really looks great. How hard was the abs paste to sand?

Yes sir, more weathering coming, especially for my SWAT application. Just anxious to get started... My back pack still needs work too... Thanks guys...

Looking good Dan...

1, Jason Hill 2, TD20421 3, Cantina Security 4, Carolina Garrison 5, Armor RS 6, Helmet RS Thank You For Considering My Application. I will Follow Up With More Photos as Needed. Please Let Me Know If Further Pictures Are Needed. Thank You For Your Time. TD 20421

E6000 gives you some time to make adjustments, and comes apart if you need it to without leaving a bunch of nasty adhesive on your armor.

Rick, do you not like Paul's work?

Shoot even Walt forms doesn't he? ( Rottie )

Scootch is a good source as well. I am still on my Troopermaster high, but I have been looking at CAP . What about Trooperbay ( MTK ) ?

I've seen people fasten the snap to a small square of ABS and then glue and clamp the ABS snap plate, to the appropriate location on the inside of the armour. Good luck.