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Eyeslave

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    Alan
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    16178
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  1. Sounds like you didn't use a backing on the rivet. I used a washer, but the guys suggestions are better. The rivet can be drilled out. Use a bit size that fits in the head. Be careful not to overheat it, or snap the plastic.
  2. Congrats Dude, nice work
  3. Nice job on recreating the artwork.
  4. You may want to reshape the angle of the chest & back armor so it's more in line with your shoulder shape, if that makes sense. Reshaping may fix the chest moving up problem hopefully. The bridge shoulder join ( material ) should be approximately 1 inch I believe for accuracy. ****Edit: although looking at your signature, it looks good. I think more pics would be helpful in getting to the route of the problem
  5. That looks like a hard warp to fix & if it was me, I would get a replacement off Jeff ( SC ). Always go slow when heating plastic & watch what's cooking in the oven
  6. Congrats Paul
  7. Well done Michael
  8. Congrats Alex
  9. Have you tried on the chest piece while wearing the undersuit & vest? I am a skinny guy and had no issue with the SC chest.
  10. Welcome aboard Pascal.
  11. I have a cheap dremmel from LIDL ( European chain store ). I have it many years and it's still doing its job.
  12. Good luck with the build Andrew
  13. Good luck with the build. A Dremel is an essential tool to have. And being good with sewing always helps.
  14. Any update on the branding issue?
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