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Charlie
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Done
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racprops
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 1:12 am Post subject: |
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I am lining up orders/requests.
Those that place such requests will have a kit made for them.
Those that don't will not get a kit.
Time to sign up is short.
Rich
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ocd
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 9:26 am Post subject: Highly recommended! |
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Having built one of the LAST kits Rich made prior to his health issues,
IF you want an as close as is possible BLD Blaster replica, I would say these are it!
I would suggest theses are NOT "skill level 2" kits. Patentee and perseverance are key to a successful build.
Rich, do you plan on making ANY misc parts?
If so do you have an extra cylinder swing arm and a metal bulldog frame, and cost for same?
Not to create more work for you, BUT ALL the small misc. parts from your kist make GREAT up grades to ANY (OFW) blasters etc.
IE- your metal safety switches, grip frames, but plates, amber grips, side site rods,... as they FIT most other blasters with a little TLC to install.
Good luck with the sale!
Thks,
best regards,
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Charlie
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 9:36 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for the info, Rich. I'm a patient buyer though and want to play the field a bit. If I miss out on your run, I'll just wait for something else to come along eventually.
ocd - Yep, I know Rich's work as I've owned his blasters before. However, this build is just meant to be something to do in my spare time, so I'm not fussed about complete 100% accuracy. (Hence why I'd be fine with a Sidkit version.) |
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racprops
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:59 am Post subject: Re: Highly recommended! |
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As a matter of fact:
http://www.propsummit.com/viewtopic.php?t=4215
Yes.
Rich
| ocd wrote: | Having built one of the LAST kits Rich made prior to his health issues,
IF you want an as close as is possible BLD Blaster replica, I would say these are it!
I would suggest theses are NOT "skill level 2" kits. Patentee and perseverance are key to a successful build.
Rich, do you plan on making ANY misc parts?
If so do you have an extra cylinder swing arm and a metal bulldog frame, and cost for same?
Not to create more work for you, BUT ALL the small misc. parts from your kist make GREAT up grades to ANY (OFW) blasters etc.
IE- your metal safety switches, grip frames, but plates, amber grips, side site rods,... as they FIT most other blasters with a little TLC to install.
Good luck with the sale!
Thks,
best regards, |
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Charlie
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Still looking for a kit and waiting to hear back from a couple of members. However, I wanted to add that I have a spare real binding post on its way to me. I know I'm putting the cart ahead of the horse here, but I couldn't pass them up... Anyway, I'd be interested in trading one for another upgraded item, especially a real Weaver knob or steel sight rod.
I won't commit to anything until they arrive in a couple of days, but if you have something, shoot me a PM and we can start to make arrangements. |
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Dascoyne
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| FWIW I have a pre-WorCon Sidkit I never started. If you (or anyone else) is interested then PM me. |
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Charlie
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| Cheers, thanks for the offer! I had a pre-Worldcon blaster (a Coyle version), but I ended up selling it a while back. I really want a Worldcon version now though, so I'm going to keep up my search for one. I'm sure someone else would love it though! |
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Charlie
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| Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2013 10:21 am Post subject: |
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| Still patiently searching! |
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racprops
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| Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2013 11:34 am Post subject: |
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Did you not see my offer to sell kits?
$600.00 plus shipping.
Rich
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Charlie
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Hi Rich,
I did see your posts; as I wrote in the e-mail about a Weaver knob, I can't afford the full price of a kit directly from you at this time. As such, I've been saving funds from my own prop sales and patiently looking for options (ie: trade + cash options or a lower priced kit) from others. |
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