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Kudos to all - this reference is priceless - Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I also used an engraver to lightly scribe the center lines, magazine, chamber, and cocking handle channel. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You gotta love it when you get surprises like this from the family

So after I took that pic I got an idea for the inner barrel...hmmm.... Gack! - NO WAY! As the Kool-Aid Man says "Ohhhhhh Yeeeeeeaaaaaah!"

Now to try and keep things as accurate as possible I used a 3/8" drill bit then used the edge of the bit to shave off the last 1/16". I used a drill press to speed up the process and for more control. A cordless power drill could be used instead of a drill press with use of a shorter length bit or a "Stepper Bit"

Keeping cost in mind - Gluestick $2 / Spray adhesive $18 Prepped vent holes with a punch ( a sharp nail will work too) and highly encourage to always use a clamp whenever possible

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Templates prepped and cut the 1-1/4" pipe using a pipe cutter. The 10' length yields 6 E-11 blasters. I cut 3 and left the rest for a possible future DLT-19 build (as I haven't decided on whether I'm going ANH Hero, Stunt, or as a Shock Trooper - waiting till I see my kit first hand). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Everyone check your email a new email from cute white fluffy bunnies sitting on a rainbow next to a cute puppy lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh boy - just googled it - way too early in my morning for that -lol but funny none the less Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Fee Fi Fo Fum - what transport did that Jawa fall from lol - awesome pic! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Found some old survey equipment in the trash bin at work. Broke it down and a treasure trove of parts appeared! I have to double check measurements but I may have found hex screws that might work for the muzzle as well as some screws that could help detail the scope. Cut and dry - SCORE!

Here's a different angle on the future t-tracks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Next step: Gather materials - for this blaster I'm trying to avoid the exchange rates and shipping to keep the cost low. So far this is all I have been able to collect: 10' of 1-1/4 grey conduit PVC @ Home Depot -$12 - 5 Plastic Halloween Drive Markers approximately 26" long -($2 each) from a Liquidation Store - to modify into "T-track" -$10 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Sorry all - Computer or Photobucket not cooperating - pressed OK about 3 times after I pasted URL but nothing is happening. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome all to my E-11 blaster build or as I would like to call it: My E 1-1 (EH[emoji1063]) Blaster build(s). Like so many others, I'm in the recruits line waiting for Anovos to issue words of armor deployment. And again like so many others, a shift of focus over to non-issued equipment and massive research here. What have I learned in the last month: Finding a Canadian supplier of E-11 blasters is difficult. The reason why: Weapon Props cannot be legally shipped into Canada. Here is the link: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/replica-replique-eng.htm So what is a recruit to do? Do as the FISD teaches and inspires: Get resourceful and make imaginary reality. I did eventually find a supplier on Etsy.com - QuestDesignCanada and asked Mrs.Clause for it for Christmas. I have only seen one review here by Knockerbot (thanks mate). Now true - one step closer to Centurion and problem solved, but it all just sat uneasy with me. After following so many great builds, watching the ingenuity as well as attention to detail or braving new ground with minimal resources with TFA around the corner. One persons comment here on FISD about the blaster left me with one question (Thanks Vern - TK 2392 Bondservnt) : How hard would it be for a Canadian Trooper to build his own blaster? So here we go (eh) lol! Goal: To build a ANH E-11 Blaster with durability to handle Canadian climate in the winter season with using a little resin as possible as it has a tendency to become more brittle in the cold. First templates here on FISD: (Many, many thanks again to Vern - TK2392 Bondservnt) http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/25620-esb-e-11-templates/ Next to get back on the forum and learn mobile pic uploads lol - totally forgot to research that part Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's some serious deadly armor coming together - Haven't even got my first kit yet, and already got approval from my Mrs. to get TFA armor... once I finish my TK and get approved. Great work mate and many thanks for your details! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk