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___ Rivet Gun ___ White rivets - short length, 1/8" diameter ___ Industrial Strength Velcro - white, large roll (This is about $30 and you don't need all of it. Recommend splitting purchase with another armor-builder or purchasing by the yard at a fabric store) ___ Jeweler's Files (to cut out frown) ___ Black mesh patio screen (just need enough for the "frown") ___ Hard Hat Machine Gray spray paint ___ Gloss black spray paint ___ Flat black spray paint (for blaster) ___ Clamps - all sizes (rubber gripped so they won't scratch your armor) ___ Silver or aluminum model paint (for blaster) ___ Weatherstripping (to stop slippage of parts and cut down on "clanking" noise while walking) ___ Foam weather stripping (to stop slippage of parts) ___ Phillips screwdriver ___ Heat gun (you probably don't need this, but you may want it for fine-tuning parts) ___ Dremel tool ___ Dremel cutting disks ___ Power drill (may not be necessary if you have a complete Dremel set) ___ Drill bits of various sizes ___ Low-tack masking tape ___ Various grains of sandpaper (rough to very fine) ___ Plastic Welder (this is a very specific two-part epoxy, Wal-Mart is the only place I know of that carries it! Click here for an image.) You'll need about 6 packages of this stuff. ___ Hot glue gun - High-temperature ___ Hot glue sticks ___ Dark crayon or pencil ___ Paintbrush (for dusting) ___ Small paintbrush (for drybrushing detail on blaster) ___ Paper towels (you never know when you'll spill something) ___ Work suspenders - with alligator clips (this will replace cheap-o suspenders that come with the armor kit) ___ X-acto knife ___ Windex (to help apply decals to helmet) ___ More money ___ 2-inch wide elastic straps - black, approx. 4 feet (Fabric store) ___ Dark green welder's replacement faceshield mask (this is if you choose to install flat lenses; you'll need to go to a welding supply store for this or e-mail me for pre-cut lenses) |