Look what I made:

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Edited by: [url=http://p220.ezboard.com/bthealienslegacy.showUserPublicProfile?gid=harryharris>Harry Harris[/url] at: 10/28/04 2:53 am

when can i buy these please

As far as Im aware.. Dom's got them for sale all the time (minus fabrication time)

Try dropping him an email.. Or stop by his site...
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It's the 21st Century and where are the flying cars...??
-I was *promised* flying cars.....

Yes contact Dom direct...............I own a set and think they are great.
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Tony,

Do they come in pairs or singly?
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It's the 21st Century and where are the flying cars...??
-I was *promised* flying cars.....

All the ones I've seen are in pairs......screen accurate.
You'd have to ask Dom about doing a single one. Can't see why not though.
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Actually, It was to make three, A pair for my neck and another for my left boot... a la Hamburger hill..
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It's the 21st Century and where are the flying cars...??
-I was *promised* flying cars.....

where could i buy acrylic sheet to make a pair of these dog tags. thankyou

You could use Lexan, available at most hardware stores (and Home Depot). It's cuttable, sandable, and won't shatter like plexiglass will.

Russ



"There's nothing worse than people desperate to have fun."
-Patton Oswalt

is that anything like perspex because when i had that it seemed way too feeble (pathetic)

No, perspex ("Plexiglass" to those in the USA) is quite brittle, and has a nasty tendency to shatter when bent or flexed.

Lexan however bends a whole lot before it breaks. But I've never been able to break Lexan by hand. Plexi on the other hand, no problem.

Russ



"There's nothing worse than people desperate to have fun."
-Patton Oswalt

sup dom......ya do my number and tags? email me ..... randall


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