Uk Product Variants
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Blacktemplar
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Hi
Came across these on Ebay - don't know much about all the various helmet shapes/sizes, but these look pretty good value.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...rksid=p3907.m29
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...rksid=p3907.m29
The first one would probably need film added, but the second one looks pretty good for £16
Came across these on Ebay - don't know much about all the various helmet shapes/sizes, but these look pretty good value.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...rksid=p3907.m29
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...rksid=p3907.m29
The first one would probably need film added, but the second one looks pretty good for £16
Primal Weyland
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Hello, dead topic that I thought was dead but is now miraculously alive to do me some more aswesome helpings of essentialness o.o
Night Star
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looks like it safe to post here then i guess, finaly some answers people from the UK can do with .
usualy in alot of shop i find this
£4.69 a tub
pretty decent to work with , there's another tub isp38 fibreglass , fills the dent , isp40 smooths over fibreglass or resined stuff well.
also sweet on the visor find! now i know which company brand visor to search.
usualy in alot of shop i find this
£4.69 a tub
pretty decent to work with , there's another tub isp38 fibreglass , fills the dent , isp40 smooths over fibreglass or resined stuff well.
also sweet on the visor find! now i know which company brand visor to search.
FinnishSpartan
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Go to: www.tiranti.co.uk They have fiberglass and resin. (they also have a store in london).
You should also be able to find "prestolith" (presto) products in the uk, they make auobodyfillers, resin, fiberglass etc.
It's the best quality you can get http://www.dupli-color.ch/webgate/WG_5_2.n...DTD-4ZKM52-EN-p
you should be able to find it in the uk, i just dont remeber the website they had...
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You should also be able to find "prestolith" (presto) products in the uk, they make auobodyfillers, resin, fiberglass etc.
It's the best quality you can get
http://www.dupli-color.ch/webgate/WG_5_2.n...DTD-4ZKM52-EN-pyou should be able to find it in the uk, i just dont remeber the website they had...
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ishPrimal Weyland
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Original post updated. Go look, and be happy and joyful and filled with yay.
I don't know if this is of any help but I got all my electricals, ie LED's, battery housings, dremil tools ect. from Maplins.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/
These guys have everything and are dirt cheap.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/
These guys have everything and are dirt cheap.
Primal Weyland
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Topic updated. Can I get a cleanup of all other posts in this topic, to prevent clutter, please?
Walter Spase
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It's your topic... PM me the post numbers you wish to be removed...
Primal Weyland
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2 - 30 please
http://www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk/store/-c-49_134.html
cheapest body filler i could find,
dont know if this has been posted yet, but they deliver too
^^ yays 300th post
cheapest body filler i could find,
dont know if this has been posted yet, but they deliver too
^^ yays 300th post
Captain Swoop
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Blue 7 segment LEDs can be obtained from RS Components, they have a website and sstores around the countrylike Maplin.
The link in the first post has Farnell as a source but they charge £15 for postage even on a single item.
The link in the first post has Farnell as a source but they charge £15 for postage even on a single item.
Captain Swoop
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Just to add, Halfords is not the best place to buy, wrell, Anything! they are way more expensive than yourt local Motor Factor that suppkiies the local Trade. Just look in Yellow Pages or www.yell.com the online version.
Sinjinsmiley
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Nice find for the 7-segments, Farnell was the only source that I could find when I looked. I'll make sure it gets added to the first post.
Halfords was chosen I believe for ease of access and due to its online presence. If you can find superior alternatives online I'm sure they will be added to the list (as will any other products you find that are of use).
Halfords was chosen I believe for ease of access and due to its online presence. If you can find superior alternatives online I'm sure they will be added to the list (as will any other products you find that are of use).
Captain Swoop
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Night Star
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nice find on the segment LCDs.
funny there's a maplins near me yet i never noticed it till i saw the site lol
funny there's a maplins near me yet i never noticed it till i saw the site lol
SparTom007
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I have decided that after browsing a few sites that using the following materials I can make a full mjolnir armour (this is without any screw ups so its not your first one) for less than about £250 depending on size of armour/skill at resining/painting etc.
This would be using pepakura card models, resining and fibreglassing them, hot glueing the insides and using foam pads for comfort, using sandpaper & primer/filler, using metallic/gloss spray paints, no LEDs or fan. Just the armour and no props! I think thats good considering what you will be using usually ends with a high quality finish product!
This would be using pepakura card models, resining and fibreglassing them, hot glueing the insides and using foam pads for comfort, using sandpaper & primer/filler, using metallic/gloss spray paints, no LEDs or fan. Just the armour and no props! I think thats good considering what you will be using usually ends with a high quality finish product!
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