eclipse74569
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Something called not having enough money to even live in society 
Something called not having enough money to even live in society![]()
Well, to do that, I'd have to disconnect the wires, strip the yellow shrink off of them, re-wrap the white and pink wire in red shrink, and then reconnect the wires. It wouldn't really be that hard. But, I know some people get a little daunted at having to do any electronics modification and so I wanted to show what could be done without having to touch the electronics at all.
the body is a new metal body with also a new bottom piece with the deeper indent, it is a plastikote 2 step crackle he used to paint, with colony cream top coat and I think gold base coatFair enough! I remember my first time with a soldering iron. Not pretty. But then I managed to fix my CO 10th Doctor's sonic after the wires separated from the board during a mod and I was so proud of myself! I was just surprised that you didn't switch out the wire colors since you tend to go all out on these things.
Out of curiosity, is that paint job incorporating the original crackle texture of the TWC prop or did you do a custom crackle paint job over the original body (perhaps after sanding)?
the body is a new metal body with also a new bottom piece with the deeper indent, it is a plastikote 2 step crackle he used to paint, with colony cream top coat and I think gold base coat
All that is true. As to the wires. I may do that in the future, as well as strip the anodizing from the sonic head, and add the grub screws. But I wanted to show people what could be done with one of my sonic bodies for a quick and easy mod.
i used to have that, it is secure though, ive opened it and the blue tip is very secure and definately wont come off unless you force it off, just try and fit a bit of superglue inNew problem I found. The emitter bulb on mine actually spins, it feels like if I mess with it a lot it will come off, anybody else have that?
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Does anyone know if you can sand and repaint the TWC sonic bodies to look like the one used in the 50th?
No reason why not. It's all a matter of finding the right paint. Though I recommend sanding the body a fair ways to give the slider a bit of clearance.
Have you done this?