okay, on the welder portion of the loader ......is everyones switch looking thing just slip over the silver tube? not that its critical that it stays put or not but i dropped mine a few times putting it together. im thinking of either putting a small dab of jewelers glue on it or something so it doesnt get lost. i cant remember if it was this thread or the pic thread that someone mentioned maybe taking electrical tape to the hoses. i would suggest going with black twist ties/bread ties instead of tape. no telling what that glue would do to the hoses after a while.
One thing about those hoses,was that the little grey ends kept poppin off after I had removed a few of them a couple of times,because they were in the wrong places.It was'nt that big of a deal since you can slip them back on or maybe glue them even,if your that **** that is.
i only had to slip them off once because i didnt like the way it looked doing one side at a time starting on step one. someone suggested starting backwards to which i did & did the other side simultaneously..........worked out real good & the hoses look awesome. no connector end pop offs. though i may tie them up in the back a lil bit because it wont really be seen that much.
Yeah starting backwards sounds like a good idea.
I saw on the PL box that the hoses had some black tie wraps around them,but they obviously did not come with the PL,cause I checked.
She sure is quick on the trigger though, maybe if ya can slow it down a beat or two you'll get even more of that mechanical feel...
I followed the instructions 1-10... did both sides simultaneously. They came out fine, I think. I purposely arranged some lengths to wrap thru other tubes differently, just so it doesn't look too uniform.
OK, here's the FINAL Working-Loader GIF for tonight:
I really wish I could get this thing to stomp forward, but it just won't stand on one foot long enough to snap a shot. Anyway, it will live for the rest of this year in my sig.
Maybe I'll try a daylight GIF tomorrow just for fun instead of my dark kitchen wall.
BTW, I think there's some confusion on the flamethrower. There is a hole on the cage arm for that "handle" to the flamethrower... the peg on the "handle" plugs into the bar to hold it in place, it's not a 'lever" or handle for Ripley.
Also for those who want to make their 'plastic' flamethrower a little more realistic, here's a pic from the museum PL:
This thing's rusty as hell.
Yeah, I was getting impatient towards the end I think.
Here's one I wasn't going to post because it's really jerky, but it's fun to see Rip turn the light on:
Fantastic WorGar, but now you know you 'HAVE' to make it walk!
can people take pics of the back of their Loader? I want to know how you guys set up your hoses. A lot of mine droop down.
Fantastic WorGar, but now you know you 'HAVE' to make it walk!
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