Are these the resisters I'm looking for? Also, will these work universally (within reason) on all Hot Toys lights and other things.
Edit: added pic because somehow that escaped me
These are not the resistors I'm looking for
Wow cool Deathstalker. You're very welcome
Yeah, best thread ever........I thought I was a Vader nut. That is, until Jazz starting posting his Vader knowledge. I think I know how Dave Bowman felt like at the end of 2001. he was actually checking out jazz tutorials!
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I didn't catch the title, but what book are you using for the costumes? Sorry if you said it. May have been overwhelmed by the sheer baddassery in your vids
[emoji23][emoji23] here is a link to the book. All original trilogy costumes in detail. I would recommend it if you want to do any customizing or if you're just a Star Wars nut. Very interesting reading about the history surrounding the movie and the designs as well. I love it: https://amzn.to/2iKb0zb
No, I think you've made this video very clear and accessible. For me personally I do not want the wires running down the leg and out the back. Its the reason I never bought the cathode tube sabers.
But if you ever figure out a mod or fix to eliminate or "shut off" the auto-shut off inside the chest -- so the voice function will stay on without the necessity of flipping the switch off and on again -- now that would be a mod I would try. There must be some way to override that auto shut off.
If not, I was thinking about adding a longer toggle to the switch in back so that finding it through the clothing is much easier.
And here is part 3: fixing the costume:
Jazz, where can I get those mini brushes you use for the weathering?
Jazz, where can I get those mini brushes you use for the weathering?
Working up the nerve for the nose mod. Got the neck peg out for the first time too. Broad pliers were the way to go. thanks for that tip. Last thing to do: drill into the back. Damn it, Jazz makes it look so easy! lol
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