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I can see it now...Someone walks into a Harley-Davidson store with an Mjolnir Mk VI helmet and asks for a visor to fit it. They'd probably look at you like you're crazy for a good five minutes.

Wouldn't using a low-end replica katana work for that? You know, those dull-edged display pieces that they sell for between $50 and $80 or so.

Thanks for the tips. I've got it printed out, but I don't think I'll be cutting and setting it up for a little while. College life keeps you busy, y'know? That and I'd need to go find a cutting board, and a good adhesive. Necessities aside, I'll keep you guys updated as I make progress.

You missed a sticky, then. ;) Never fear, Anonymous delivers.

Periods. Do you use them? This is a good adhesive to use. Inexpensive, plenty of use per can, among other benefits. As for the weapon, it's a matter of preference, and how much patience you have. The sniper rifle looks like it could be trickier. Or you could always use an Airsoft and...

Actually, you'd be better off using something like the M249 <acronym title='Squad Automatic Weapon'>SAW</acronym> for converting into an M247 <acronym title='General Purpose Machine Gun'>GPMG.</acronym> I just can't see an M4 being turned into a machine gun..but, if that's what you want to go...

I have a Pep file of Robogenesis's MA5C, and plan to get crackin' on it <acronym title='As Soon As Possible'>ASAP</acronym> (which means as soon as I can get ahold of a printer and start printing it out, unless I get sidetracked on the ODST gear first). But there's a bit of an issue I feel that...

I'm voting other on this one. Why not try a camouflage pattern? It'll be more time-consuming to do, but it'll stand out for sure...if you don't blend in first.

Odd storyline, but...eh. I can't really stop you from making it. You could make the ring out of wood, cut it into segments, then set it up so that they're held together by pegs...if that explanation makes sense to you. For the explosion itself, you could either go the classic route and use...