I had some help in August from a few people here who checked my dimensions on the base. I was asked to show off the results, so if you are into Terminator props, check out my finished arm display at the bottom of this page.

I just need one of those "medical pressure gauge widgets" now, so I can finish my Motion Tracker...

Paul.

The Colony - My collection and current prop projects.

Awesome work, pal... The Governor of California may be looking for that, with a limp left forearm, as we speak.
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How easy did you find the Alcad II to use?

SAS
Anything that, in happening causes itself to happen, happens again.

Well, I'd almost never sprayed anything with a proper spray gun before, and I managed it. The trick is to use lots of very thin layers until you are happy with it. I did a test first on the T2 badge to give me the courage to start on the main model.

So, really, it's very easy as long as you have access to a decent spray gun and a compressor.

Paul.

The Colony - My collection and current prop projects.

Thanks, bud, i've got a cheapo Revell spraygun and comp.

How many pots did it take to do the arm?

SAS
Anything that, in happening causes itself to happen, happens again.

Almost 2. I have a small amount left in one of them.

Paul.

The Colony - My collection and current prop projects.

Wow! Great work on that! Makes me still wonder where my T2 brain chip that I got from Gary Weaver years ago went...

Russ