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Hi zaphod, on the right upper corner, push on the 3 dots and push the star to follow the thread Roy www.wannawanga.com

I really believe that this is a free interpretation by a fan artist. There is no reason to assume that there is a tube connection hole in the mouth piece on one side only. Doesn't make sense to create such an asymmetrical detail. Roy

I agree with almost everything that's being said here, except one thing about this 'muddying water' business. To muddy the water, the water need to be clear first. The way I created the T-profile is probably not free of some deviation from the original tracks indeed (we're talking tenths of millimeters here, close to the tolerance level of the plastic extrusion process of both replica and screen-used profile). But at least I am clear about the origin and method. Gino's track is based on scan data, we now know, but he also said that he is not at liberty to share the source and the details. So for him the water might have always been clear, but to the rest of us, it was troubled all along. Now, I don't want to be blaimed of discrediting Gino. I'm not saying he is not speaking the truth, all I say is that the water was not clear to begin with and I wish it was.

Thanks all you troopers for your support (and your orders) [emoji4] Roy

Hi everybody! I just signed in on this forum so I can now reply to this thread. Thanks also for your positive feedback and response so far. Dday is correct in his description of the production and the investment involved. I am in it for the fun of building and creating and I also found that available accurate T-track was too pricey for a set. So instead of buying everything, I thought I better produce it myself, not only for myself, but also for others. And I am enjoying the ride so far!! Here is a thread in the RPF were I describe the saber parts: http://www.therpf.com/f79/various-ot-lightsaber-parts-228132/ Maybe not all that interesting for you E-11 guys But after careful reading about the required length for the E-11 and doing the math, I decided to start offering sets of 6 x 8" (20cm) pieces for $40 (and free shipping.) I added that option in my web shop: http://wannawanga.com/products/t-track/ If anyone of you already ordered the set of 10" and paid $50 and threw away 6x 2inch track, send me a note and I will refund the $10. Let me know what think! Roy www.wannawanga.com