Rey - Star Wars: The Force Awakens Build (open for everyone!)
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division 6
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Go the next size up from what you need.
You can always add socks.
You can always add socks.
JJ Griffin
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I have a pair of the accurate Po-Zu's I got for my GF in size 40 because that was all that was available a few months ago. They came in a week ago and they're too big for her 6.5 feet. Anyone have a pair of 37-39s that are a bit too snug/tight on them that they might be willing to trade for our 40? Ours haven't been worn other than test fitting. Thanks!
division 6
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Blind Shooter
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If it helps anyone out, here are some pic of my goggles with the metal clips on side. I fabricated the metal pcs myself out of flat aluminum stock. The outer edge of the goggles are paper mache coated over natural rope. The side light is a small laser light with a rubber gasket on the front and zip ties for the rings. The attachment hardware for the light is not correct. But that's something I 'll update later.
The hip pouch - I ended up completely fabricating the bag myself. Measurements on the bag are 7 1/2" x 8" x 2 1/2"
My Rey just won 1 st place in my local Con. So I 'm very pleased with how it turned out.
The hip pouch - I ended up completely fabricating the bag myself. Measurements on the bag are 7 1/2" x 8" x 2 1/2"
My Rey just won 1 st place in my local Con. So I 'm very pleased with how it turned out.
Pardon if this has already been discussed, but any word on this gun...
division 6
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Seen in the trailers and it comes with the metal Rey figure.
No discussions yet on what it may be made from.
The grip is very much like the Mauser in shape
No discussions yet on what it may be made from.
The grip is very much like the Mauser in shape
Not to mention the awesome falcon in the background... haven't seen that shot before!
division 6
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division 6
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In prep for dying the viscose material I hand washed it with Woolite and it automatically wrinkled correctly while drying.
It least I don't need to iron the wrinkles in.
If I have time it will get dyed tonight.
One of the promo studio shots shows the strips to be about 18" wide.
At 55" I will be able to get 3 strips out of it that will be for the 2 pieced end to end for the wrap and the extra piece for that mystery wrap she has while exploring and biking.
It least I don't need to iron the wrinkles in.
If I have time it will get dyed tonight.
One of the promo studio shots shows the strips to be about 18" wide.
At 55" I will be able to get 3 strips out of it that will be for the 2 pieced end to end for the wrap and the extra piece for that mystery wrap she has while exploring and biking.
schrammalot
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Shoe WIN today!
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/171989378117
So, I spotted these guys on Ebay. They aren't identical, but for $60, it's totally worth it!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171989378117
Sinrider
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I'd never fit into a men's 8, but nice catch for you!
schrammalot
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It should be like a 9 1/2 women's, and I shooouuuld be able to stretch them.
Mithril Designs
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Which promo shot do you mean?
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In prep for dying the viscose material I hand washed it with Woolite and it automatically wrinkled correctly while drying.
It least I don't need to iron the wrinkles in.
If I have time it will get dyed tonight.
One of the promo studio shots shows the strips to be about 18" wide.
At 55" I will be able to get 3 strips out of it that will be for the 2 pieced end to end for the wrap and the extra piece for that mystery wrap she has while exploring and biking.
Which promo shot do you mean?
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Which promo shot do you mean?
division 6
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Mithril Designs
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I may be kind of thick, but I don't understand how this works. When you say two pieces of leather glued together, do you mean on top of each other (back to back)? Or two pieces, left side and right sight glued together at the dashed line? And how does the wrap work? It looks like there are three edges, when it the diagram, there are only two.
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Thanks!
division 6
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2 pieces back to back.
I used a piece that is a little softer than what I use for the belt and backpack, I then used contact cement and added a thin piece that I had in a scrap box.
Once glued I marked off the outer edges and where the slots should be, then cut it out.
Dyed and sealed and it's done.
The dotted line just shows where the angle changes.
The 8.75" section can be made longer for larger wrists.
I'll take some pix when I get home from work this evening.
I used a piece that is a little softer than what I use for the belt and backpack, I then used contact cement and added a thin piece that I had in a scrap box.
Once glued I marked off the outer edges and where the slots should be, then cut it out.
Dyed and sealed and it's done.
The dotted line just shows where the angle changes.
The 8.75" section can be made longer for larger wrists.
I'll take some pix when I get home from work this evening.
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