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Andrew 35 Fayetteville, NC Paid occupations: US Army EOD Team Leader, commercial rated pilot Unpaid: aircraft builder, SCUBA, marksmanship competitions, 3D printing, etc. About: I started building an ODST set back in 2013 while I was stationed in Korea. Sadly, it was destroyed in shipping. I'm...

If going with a wet suit, I'd go with a 2 or 3mm. These are mainly designed for diving in tropical waters, or moderate temperature waters (65*F or higher). i've got a 5mm that I use in pools for teaching classes and I'm burning up out of the water. You could also integrate a cooling system like...

nice weathering

I'll agree with B, less trimming on the visor and you should be able to tape off the exposed visor part before the adhesive to ensure you don't have any run off onto the part you want to look clean.

and once again. an idea I've never thought of.

Pelican cases are by far the best. Pricey but you can drop them, drown them, slame them, jump on them, etc. They come with cube cut foam on the inside so you can adjust the foam to hold whatever you want snuggly.

can't wait. I haven't been disappointed by any of your work, actually your progression and skill has been quite amazing. Keep it up.

looks like an awesome start. Good luck and welcome to the helljumpers.

So I'm guessing this is a picture of the master next to the first pull. Which is which? Looks like a great pull.

I'm going to use this set up. It seems the easiest if you don't have access to a voice changer set up that will work. Also, most systems that run on 9v or less are going to give you plenty of volume.

Not sure what you were worried about. Those pieces look awesome.

yeah, sorry. I edited the post and it went through after you responded. Played fine the second time around. I'll just blame it on the super awesome internet I have right now. Which decides at it's own leasure to be rediculiously fast as if to know what I want to do before I know, to so slow I'd...

Ok, for starters awesome tut video. Kind of got mad that the vid said it was around 30 minutes and cut off at 14:43, and I had to reload my webpage to get it to play the full vid. Secondly, your roommate is both a punk and awesome with the "that's what she said" jokes. I will definitely be using...

quickclot gauss works the same way. It's basically a coagulant gel soaked gauss pad that can be stuffed into wounds. Modern military kits carry them. We stopped using the quickclot powder since it cauterizes the wound site, causing further damage.

I'd find the coarses sand paper I could. Since the fiber or rondo is going to be covered you don't have to worry about ensuring its smoothness. It would also make for a good surface to glue velcor patches to.