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Prefect42
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Brian,
I'd ordered two of your snake scale replicas from the RPF but as you had a thread here, just wanted to tell you and anyone interested in getting one of these, they look fantastic!
Thanks for the great work and fast shipping.
Ted.
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| Now we just have to find a source for the accurate baggies with the 'hot stamped' edges to the zipper. I found a few in my parts bin holding small parts together, but they were all too small or had a hole punch in them for hanging on a rack. Maybe this is something I can replicate. A little sandpaper for wear and I think we are all in. |
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Mr_Creepy
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Thanks, good to know they found a good home!
I might have been able to find baggies that were more accurate, but nothing "in town" was 100% and looking online I didn't see anything better. Of course, I've seen plenty of bags like that in the past, just not the right size and design 
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sethb6025
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Wow, thanks for the updated scale! It looks fantastic, thank you again!
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Mr_Creepy
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airhead
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| Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:54 pm Post subject: New Scale |
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Brian,
Thanks so much for the new HI-DEF scale! It's gorgeous! I've got something to send your way in appreciation. It's certainly off-topic, but you might find it interesting (no, it's neither alive nor dead nor runny...). My daughter liked hers - she's a big fan.
Job well done,
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Mr_Creepy
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Well thanks David--can't wait to see what it is!
I'm glad you and your daughter like them
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Mr_Creepy
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Added a couple more pics 
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andries
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 5:13 pm Post subject: display stand |
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can anyone tell me where i can find a display stand for the 2019 blaster
 thanks |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 6:39 pm Post subject: Re: display stand |
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| andries wrote: | can anyone tell me where i can find a display stand for the 2019 blaster
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Check out this thread for a bunch of ideas...
http://propsummit.com/viewtopic.php?t=284&highlight=
Just curious to why you chose this thread to pose this question in? |
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oldzey
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Thought I'd go ahead and post this for the archives...
An example of the microscope monitor (that identified the snake scale) is currently listed in the RPF junkyard:
http://therpf.com/showthread.php?t=50163
The microscope monitor is a JVC TM-22 (or TM-22EG):
http://www.mvsvideo.co.uk/equipment_infoTM22.htm
And the screencaps...
Hard to see, but it looks like they may have removed the polarized plexiglass screen shield for filming.
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Mr_Creepy
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Very cool, thanks for sharing
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My own two won monitors.... 
It's easy to get one for $50,00 or so.
Shipping costs are not low... beware... 
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Mr_Creepy
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I still get an occasional request for these so I posted a FS thread in the Prop Shop.
Plenty of both versions still available
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