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Author: | DOC VITO [ Sun Oct 21, 2007 9:03 pm ] |
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GOOD MORNING MARINES: 1. thanks to all for the help so far 2. have on hand: VP70 prop kit First set of USCM patches Boots Master replicas motion tracker Basic WEB gear 3. ordeing BDU;s from MAA next week 4. looking at MEDICAL gear/PAC 5. ARMOR comes next...Hmmmm...what to do? 6. Trying to decide best way to get an M41A together... Doc........ |
Author: | phil quicksaber [ Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:45 pm ] |
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GOOD MORNING DOC: 1. You're welcome. 2. VP-70 Nice! MAA does the holster. First set of USCM patches-cool. Boots- Bootifull. Master replicas motion tracker- Mmmm...I'm very envious! Basic WEB gear- webtastic. 3. ordering BDU;s from MAA next week -Good choice, I have MAA bdus and am very pleased with them. Great camo pattern. 4. looking at MEDICAL gear/PAC -Can't help with that, but look forward to seeing your progress. 5. ARMOR - Three main choices, that i know of; Spat armour. Great value for money, ABS so flexes nicely, is comfy and light. Comes ready built. I advise to go for Olive Drab and paint your own camo, partly for screen authenticity but partly because then it makes it YOURS. I have Spat armour and love it. MAA- Fibreglass armour. Larger than Spats, good for the 'fuller' gentleman. More screen accurate, comes with the little shoulder insert panels, slightly crisper, more pleasing shaped parts. Comes as a kit so requires build-up. Rigid, so not so comfy to wear, but feels like armour! Make sure you attach shoulder bridges with elastic as per the movie armour to allow movement, unlike the Spat armour which has the shoulder bridges rivetted to the backplate (which is fine because they flex). Terry English armour- Lets face it, the ultimate. Only we're talking four figures instead of the three figures that Spat and MAA are. What's to be said? If you can afford it, do it! 6. M41A - This completely depends upon what you want and what you want to spend. There are essentially four 'levels' of Pulse Rifle, in terms of price and authenticity; 1: The Spulse. Good bang for your buck. Solid Resin. Illuminated counter but no working parts. Good basic Pulse-shaped prop. 2: Airsoft Thompson with airsoft conversion. A few different types around, including G&P (which I have), MIM, and others. Working Pulse; trigger, safety, single/auto switch, mag release, cocking arm (is that the correct name?). Sliding GL pump. 3: Custom conversion. Often an Airsoft Thompson or similar but with much more accurate custom made metal parts. Includes the likes of Matsucorps. 4: De-ac. Real Thompson with real Remington 870, spascage, and custome metal parts and shrouds. All de-activated of course! Pretty much the ultimate in terms of authenticity, obviously the most expensive option by quite a large margin, also very heavy compared to the other options and may cause problems for conventions. Well, I'm sure some of the more experienced guys will come on to add other points, or correct me if I've made any errors, but that's kind of my knowledge in a nutshell!!! ![]() Good luck! Phil. |
Author: | Hollis DZC [ Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:06 pm ] |
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About all I got to offer is: What he said!! 8) |
Author: | TS826 [ Tue Oct 23, 2007 11:36 pm ] |
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You could add "Steel Dreams" to the list, as a source of armor. I've never dealt with them, but I know they offer it. |
Author: | Cpl Smith [ Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:05 am ] |
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TS826 wrote: You could add "Steel Dreams" to the list, as a source of armor.
I've never dealt with them, but I know they offer it. I think I hear Rex walking in to make a comment.... ![]() Derek |
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