thedarkotaku
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I'm in Mr genser
How to build sliders timer electronics
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thedarkotaku
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"im gonna cry like a ma-aaaan (cry like a mannn) as hard as i cannnnnnnn"
lol
lolthedarkotaku
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Its all good: ). Weekends are sacred especially sunny ones
EverybodyelsE
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I'm in! Also, I had the WIPE display in my accurate Timer notes. I never did add a Timer section to my website. Maybe soon...
I too was thinking with a modern Li-Poly battery this would be quite doable and remain self-contained.
Looking forward to what you come up with Steven.
A modded Micro TAC with "original" electronics and one of Thermal's kits with modern electronics sound like the perfect pair to me.
Looking forward to what you come up with Steven.
A modded Micro TAC with "original" electronics and one of Thermal's kits with modern electronics sound like the perfect pair to me.
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thedarkotaku
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sounds great to me to
I have absolutely zero skills in prop building, but I would be interested in the idea of your offer as a piece of "prop timer circuitry" :lol Of course, what I would really love (like most others) is an accurate hero prop of that original timer; but from my experience, that's out of reach unless a person can build it themselves.
Glad that you posted and shared here, and it's great to see that GEnSEr mystery solved! I love stuff like that.
That is what is so great about the RPF. Lots of talented people who are willing to share their techniques and information with others.
My skills in this regard are pretty ordinary but part of the fun with making props is having a go at making stuff and getting involved in the research. It's not always about making the perfect replica but having a go. Each time one makes something the skills tend to improve a little. Sometimes it's surprising just how well stuff turns out.
Of course it's great too if one afford to buy some of the fantastic pieces on offer from members. As I've said I'll get one of Thermal's timer kits but am going to try modding a real phone as well.
My skills in this regard are pretty ordinary but part of the fun with making props is having a go at making stuff and getting involved in the research. It's not always about making the perfect replica but having a go. Each time one makes something the skills tend to improve a little. Sometimes it's surprising just how well stuff turns out.
Of course it's great too if one afford to buy some of the fantastic pieces on offer from members. As I've said I'll get one of Thermal's timer kits but am going to try modding a real phone as well.
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EverybodyelsE
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Original Timer phone on eBay...
Thought I'd let everyone know
I might sell mine because I'm not sure I'm comfortable modding it, hehe.
Thought I'd let everyone know
I might sell mine because I'm not sure I'm comfortable modding it, hehe.
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Kingpin
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EverybodyelsE, I definitely know what you mean, there's the elevated fear of breaking it due to how damn difficult they are to get.
Thanks for the link, although I already have one, it's suffered some damage over the years it's been used (some nasty cracks and chips in some really inopportune areas, I might add) so I might just bid on that one and sell my existing one.
It's definitely worth perservering to try get the right model and colour, though.
Thanks for the link, although I already have one, it's suffered some damage over the years it's been used (some nasty cracks and chips in some really inopportune areas, I might add) so I might just bid on that one and sell my existing one.
It's definitely worth perservering to try get the right model and colour, though.
PropReplicaGuy
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Pretty neat.
EverybodyelsE
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