meanders[TK] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 (edited) Armor = ATA Helmet = ATA Blaster = Hasbro with Doopy Doos kit Height = 172cm (5' 8") Weight = 75kg (165lb) Boots = Riding boots (from here) painted white (similar to this) Canvas belt = Made myself Hand Plates = ATA Electronics = Aker voice amp Neck Seal = Local garrison maker Holster = Made myself Full Body Armor Details Ab detail Belt detail and holster attachment Strapping Helmet Details Lens Mic tips Blaster Details Accessory Details Blaster Updated 29/9/13: Magazine side T-track removed and holes added. Thermal detonator Neckseal Thankyou for your consideration PS: Just looking at these now I notice the left shin has twisted around. I have my original approval photos where its straight if that's needed. Edited September 29, 2013 by meanders 1 Quote
SorenM[TK] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 Looking good! ...you might have a slight issue with the blaster, because you have 7 T-tracks, and therer should be only 6... good luck on your approval..... Quote
The5thHorseman[501st] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 Excellent build !! Should be no problem for the approval. There's only that seventh t-track which need to be grinded down and then a new raw of holes need to be drilled instead Quote
gazmosis[501st] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 You are one blaster away from Centurion! I LOVE it when ATA is done right!!! YOU have done it right!! Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 Good luck with approval, been watching your build for a while, cross fingers Quote
captsafe66[Admin] Posted September 25, 2013 Report Posted September 25, 2013 Great build! Lots of luck! Quote
FunkyTrigger[TK] Posted September 27, 2013 Report Posted September 27, 2013 In general, your application and armour look nice. You need to meet the EIB blaster requirement so Please can you mod the 7th T track and add the holes. You don't need to have the shoulder bridges white tie down elastic on the rear of you shoulder ribs, but why not add them? The following comments will not affect your EIB application. You are the same height and weight as me, but you've made the smallest ATA armour look large on you. Your thighs could have tapered in a bit more round your knee. I don't see why you've used such wide cover strips to the rear of your thighs and shins. Your forearms are at different heights and positions on either arm. In summary, nice build on you. Hasbro blaster mod left to complete. Quote
meanders[TK] Posted September 27, 2013 Author Report Posted September 27, 2013 In general, your application and armour look nice. You need to meet the EIB blaster requirement so Please can you mod the 7th T track and add the holes. I'll see what I can do here. I need to figure out if it can be done without having to break it down. You don't need to have the shoulder bridges white tie down elastic on the rear of you shoulder ribs, but why not add them?I have the elastic ready to add. Easy to do. The following comments will not affect your EIB application. You are the same height and weight as me, but you've made the smallest ATA armour look large on you. Your thighs could have tapered in a bit more round your knee. I don't see why you've used such wide cover strips to the rear of your thighs and shins. The thighs were getting too tight as I was gradually trimming them and I stopped at what I thought would be a good fit. I made the back covers wider, rather than the front ones. The shins are that width to match the thighs. Your forearms are at different heights and positions on either arm.The elastic on the inner arms (joining the biceps and forearms) are velcroed to the armour so that's easy to adjust. In summary, nice build on you. Hasbro blaster mod left to complete. Thanks Quote
SorenM[TK] Posted September 27, 2013 Report Posted September 27, 2013 Re. removal of the 7th T-track. Just grind and sand it down and then drill the holes accordingly...should not prompt you to diassemble the blaster..... Quote
Clamps[TK] Posted September 27, 2013 Report Posted September 27, 2013 When drilling the holes in the hasbro, BE careful if you are not disassembling, there are s few plastic bits that lurk inside that can grab your drill bit and pull it off line. Ideal situation is to have a drill press and a solid grip/vice on blaster. Also, go slow so that you don't nick any wiring to your LED. This is from experience....I did NONE of what I am advising and I made a mess of it and had to fill and reshape a couple holes AND re-wire the LED. Not fun. Quote
meanders[TK] Posted September 27, 2013 Author Report Posted September 27, 2013 Thanks chookaboom. The plan is to go in slowly probably with a pilot hole first. During the initial build when cutting the end off I cut through the wires to the end LED and had to re-solder them. Cheers 1 Quote
meanders[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Author Report Posted September 29, 2013 The T-track has been removed and holes added. (Sorry chookaboom - As careful as I was, I nicked the wire running to the end LED But the pew-pew sounds and the barrel internal light still work so its still play worthy ). First post updated with photo of blaster mod. Cheers. 1 Quote
Clamps[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Report Posted September 29, 2013 No worries my man. You can always fish the wires out and splice in a fix. You'll have lights again I just know it Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted September 29, 2013 Report Posted September 29, 2013 Looking good Andrew, cross fingers Quote
meanders[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Author Report Posted September 29, 2013 No worries my man. You can always fish the wires out and splice in a fix. You'll have lights again I just know it Thanks for the push. I had another look and decided it was recoverable. Fished out the wires (paperclips are a great invention!), soldered on a new wire across the break and we're back in action. We have light! Its a beautiful thing 1 Quote
Clamps[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Report Posted September 29, 2013 Thanks for the push. I had another look and decided it was recoverable. Fished out the wires (paperclips are a great invention!), soldered on a new wire across the break and we're back in action. We have light! Its a beautiful thing LIKE! Quote
FunkyTrigger[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Report Posted September 29, 2013 EIB approved Congrats trooper. Well done on your attitude to the corrections and for achieving them Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted September 29, 2013 Report Posted September 29, 2013 Congrats and welcome to the ranks trooper, all the hard work paid off Quote
meanders[TK] Posted September 29, 2013 Author Report Posted September 29, 2013 (edited) EIB approved Congrats trooper. Well done on your attitude to the corrections and for achieving them Thanks Phil. Feels great to have accomplished this. Thanks to everyone else who commented on my build and offered their feedback. Its been great to have this group here for the support. Cheers Glen Edited September 29, 2013 by meanders Quote
Scorch1978[TK] Posted September 30, 2013 Report Posted September 30, 2013 Congratulations Trooper RegardsStephan Quote
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