TD42115

Looking good trooper..

Congrats Trooper.

I know this trooper lol, looking good brother..

Steven, Looking good trooper, A few things i noticed above what the troopers above noticed; (Paint, rivets and screws ect.) - The biceps, left needs to come up and strait (so the dimple is facing the underarm), right can come up too. - Belt can come down maybe 1/2 inch (Dont wanna cover the ab buttons) - Screws on the return edge must be flat head (Slotted machine style screws) not Phillips (Star) Command may wanna also see the Ammo belt on the leg armor to show the rounded bottom edge and the rivets used to attach..

Congrats trooper.

Looking good Jon, I dont see anything that stands out. looks like you did the research. Fingers crossed for you, soon to be #2 in Canada ya ya ya

Exactly what Steve said above

Looking good trooper, good luck on review.

Almost there Michael.. Keep at it trooper

Welcome, I did the same thing and haven't looked back.. Life is better in the sandbox

Congrats trooper, well done.

Very close trooper, you will be PO deployed in no time..

Looking good trooper, good luck on review Paul.

This is the picture i was looking for, Swiss made for soviet army, meant for 7.62x54R rounds.

I always thought it was a Swiss ammo pouch with a modified cover..

Thanks for the reply brother, i have already made new mounts with Epoxy Sculpt and and tapped with new bolts.

thanks brother, coming on my 1 year SWAT anniversary soon lol

Congrats brother. Welcome to the elite of the 501st

Very close now.. This is how i did my whole armor, but with the TD 42115 twist.. I applied the acrylic mixture directly to a damp rag and moved it around to get the desired effect i was after (Mainly dabbing at the armor).. This was my base before the detail & top coat weathering

Looks close

Looking good brother.

Almost there trooper

very awesome find brother, im in line now for two as well.. The caps of the bottles are screwed to the bottom of plunger, then bottles are reattached to the caps now secured in the plungers. You can e6000 them to the caps so they dont come loose easy, ive done this on mine but used a low profile nut and bolt.. Same idea as the bottom bottle attached to the siphon just shorter bolt..

hahaha nice find..

Nice find, yeah i have noticed they are not flat, been having a hard time finding a flat one. Interesting, thanks again for the info.. The hunt continues.