TD-1536

Congratulations!!! Welcome!!!

Congratulations, welcome!!

Congratulations!

Beat me to it! Congratulations. In the interim, I'm going to promote you to XO, so you'll have access to the Admin CP. We'll spend the next week or so going over all the particulars. Once again, congratulations!

I don't know. To be honest, it was something Seth gave me over four years ago and he found them in The Home Depot.

for the MG-34? The disks can be found in Home Depot. Look for some small washer/rubber thingies. The box can be built up with styrene. It has to be custom cut and fitted to whichever MG-34 you have, be it a Hyperfirm or scratch build.

You live in a warm climate. Those stores only stock them to cover faucets that might freeze. Every time I go to Home Depot I must see hundreds of these things, cheap, too... like $2 or $3. Shipping is more expensive.

I have this setup. Mac Mini to a 40-inch LCD TV. Highly recommended.

That... is awesome. I'm very happy for you, Zac.

Seth and I sorta did something like this at DCon 2007. As a duo or group, people really got in to it.

I continue to be amazed by all the really detailed scratch builds of the radio. I'm glad to see such dedication and wonderful results.

As I said before, I'll do my best to help in the transition. There is definitely a technical side of things that needs a solid understanding.

Thanks Paul. Group changed.

All updated.

Hi guys, sorry for the delay. Both are updated.

Sure. Please PM me, because I'm not finding where that setting is in the Admin CP.

Cool! You almost look like Uncle George. **ducks**

Very nice, I thought you were the Sideshow figure there for a second, too. Good photography.

Nice progress, I'm loving it!

Nope, but adding that little decal gives it some real character. I love it. John Sale also mocked up a bunch of those that looked wonderful. Not sure if there's a link around or not.

How interesting! Never heard of it, it looks like an FX but with cues from the screen used stuff. I'd love to see what it looks like assembled and worn. What about the helmet?

Hard core! I thought about doing something like, too.

Same here. I usually never work on anything of my own, instead I help the noobs and just generally cut up with the crew.

The OLG is having an armor party on 2/7/10, the weekend before Farpoint. Maryland folks, get in touch!

Three of these are in fact real weapons. In the lower corner there's a M4 lower that I'm slowly building up. You could say I've moved from building costumes to building AR-15 style rifles. Fun! There's also two Clone blasters and a Rebel Endor rifle that was actually a lot of fun to build up last Summer.