Phase 1 : My Star Wars Blaster Builds
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Re: UserD's Blaster Builds
There was a TV movie pilot in 1976/77 named "Enigma", it was Norman Felton going back to the U.N.C.L.E. well. I didn't see the beginning, but I believe that the organization was a private one, that helped people in trouble. In the movie, they used stun guns, which were Crossman airgun model you have with a red light, or LED in the muzzle. I would like to see the movie again.
David.
There was a TV movie pilot in 1976/77 named "Enigma", it was Norman Felton going back to the U.N.C.L.E. well. I didn't see the beginning, but I believe that the organization was a private one, that helped people in trouble. In the movie, they used stun guns, which were Crossman airgun model you have with a red light, or LED in the muzzle. I would like to see the movie again.
David.
Re: UserD's Blaster Builds
Windvane is upside down but it looks great, regardless!
Windvane is upside down but it looks great, regardless!
Re: UserD's Blaster Builds
Good call with the vinegar and salt! is the surface still smooth and just discolored?
Also, I think it turns out those dents in the chronicle photos are actually gobs of glue. Inconel (or incontel?) is extremely dense and hard, leading us to realize it probably wasn't bent. They re-assembled the saber for those photos I think, including the pins/screws in the clamp, so im assuming they had to glue it back together.
Good call with the vinegar and salt! is the surface still smooth and just discolored?
Also, I think it turns out those dents in the chronicle photos are actually gobs of glue. Inconel (or incontel?) is extremely dense and hard, leading us to realize it probably wasn't bent. They re-assembled the saber for those photos I think, including the pins/screws in the clamp, so im assuming they had to glue it back together.
