jeezycreezy
Well-Known Member
If you don't like SDS threads where people try to hold him accountable for his products, then don't read this thread.
Since we can't discuss this in a show off thread l'd like to give this topic a home as was suggested.
I'm very curious as to the source of the molds used to produce SDS's stormtrooper armor. I'm not accusing anyone of anything at this point. It just seems that there is reasonable enough doubt at this point to warrant further investigation.
I'd like to see some close-up pictures of the SDS armor and the TE armor it is allegedly cast from. I think a good visual comparison will pretty much deep-six any and all doubt and, with it, any further debate. It will either look very different or it will look similar. I'd like to know which.
Surely there are enough people here that we could hook up owners of both suits to do some side-by-side comparisons.
It may not be your cup of tea, but some of us do care and some of us do want to know what's going on so please allow us the freedom to do so here without any squabbling or personal attacks. Honestly, I don't want to discuss the discussing of this armor so please keep your posts on topic and productive.
If you want to discuss his helmets, then do it in an other thread unless it pertains to a patten of behavior or is applicable to the armor.
If you can't be civil, don't post here.
If you want to attack me for starting this thread or accuse me of muckraking, fine. But I assure you it won't be productive.
If you think that holding a prop maker accountable and trying to uncover the truth is bashing, then this is not the thread for you. Frankly I find the people who complain about these threads in these threads frustrating as it adds nothing and suggests sadism on the part of the poster.
If you think that Andrew Ainsworth is simply taking back what's his, then you're essentially saying he is a recaster and that that is okay. I don't think it is.
For the record, any reference to the beating of horses won't stop this.
To borrow the opening two sentences from Lemony Snicket's The Bad Beginning
If you are interested in stories with happy endings, you would be better off reading some other book. In this book, not only is there no happy ending, there is no happy beginning and very few happy things in the middle.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Cheers.
TJ
Since we can't discuss this in a show off thread l'd like to give this topic a home as was suggested.
I'm very curious as to the source of the molds used to produce SDS's stormtrooper armor. I'm not accusing anyone of anything at this point. It just seems that there is reasonable enough doubt at this point to warrant further investigation.
I'd like to see some close-up pictures of the SDS armor and the TE armor it is allegedly cast from. I think a good visual comparison will pretty much deep-six any and all doubt and, with it, any further debate. It will either look very different or it will look similar. I'd like to know which.
Surely there are enough people here that we could hook up owners of both suits to do some side-by-side comparisons.
It may not be your cup of tea, but some of us do care and some of us do want to know what's going on so please allow us the freedom to do so here without any squabbling or personal attacks. Honestly, I don't want to discuss the discussing of this armor so please keep your posts on topic and productive.
If you want to discuss his helmets, then do it in an other thread unless it pertains to a patten of behavior or is applicable to the armor.
If you can't be civil, don't post here.
If you want to attack me for starting this thread or accuse me of muckraking, fine. But I assure you it won't be productive.
If you think that holding a prop maker accountable and trying to uncover the truth is bashing, then this is not the thread for you. Frankly I find the people who complain about these threads in these threads frustrating as it adds nothing and suggests sadism on the part of the poster.
If you think that Andrew Ainsworth is simply taking back what's his, then you're essentially saying he is a recaster and that that is okay. I don't think it is.
For the record, any reference to the beating of horses won't stop this.
To borrow the opening two sentences from Lemony Snicket's The Bad Beginning
If you are interested in stories with happy endings, you would be better off reading some other book. In this book, not only is there no happy ending, there is no happy beginning and very few happy things in the middle.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Cheers.
TJ
