How far back can you pull the drawstring? I want to use this as a movie prop and am curious as how real it would look when pulling back the drawstring
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Can't really pull it back that much it's a flimsy elastic type drawstring to be honest I would buy a real one make it look more realistic
1283109
Weapons get fiddly mostly because your going to be sandwich casting them. Which leads to lots of flashing and strange lines from you putty. Jot saying it can't be done but your Bette off RTV moulding and 2 part resin casting. You'll get better results. All that as side, for action figures 6"+ a one off copy it will do the job. >1" ie wahammer/war machine/pathfinder models its going to be more effort trying to clean up a cloned part with out destroying the part.Source: GW tau crisis feet/leg and weapon bits cloning.
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Hi, this is my technique, it's awkward: Put the side tray down. Facing the chair, reach down and put your hands on either side of the seat and grasp the aluminum frame. (You are now holding the chair by seat of the chair) Now the action is this: you want to pull up on the side pieces of the chair seat, until your hands touch each other and the chair has folded together. The problem I find is getting the leverage to pull the seat sides upward. My solution is to push the sides of my arms against the chair arms as I'm pulling up on the seat. This is awkward and I look like some weird kind of stork-like bird, I'm sure, but it works for me. My brain can't think of another way to do it. I think I've tried the same move standing behind the chair, but the high back gets in my way. Good Luck! By the way, the colors fade horribly in strong sunlight (I live in the desert). And then the fabric deteriorates. I've been meaning to write Amazon about it. But everybody loves the chairs and finds them comfortable. Good Luck!
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Yes you can reel back in if you tie a line to it. Unfortunately it probably wont work after the first time because the arrows tips are of extremely poor design. Just my two cents
2263615
That is correct no drawstring. Just open the cover place it on the water and cut the extra parts of the cover so it lays flat on the water and that should be it. When you remove it to swim cover the cover so the sun doesn't mess it up.
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The pull down head is made of a plastic type substance, otherwise I would believe if it were made of metal it would not retract well when extended.
83089
It works...ok. I wouldn't go on a job interview with the stuff on. It's def fake looking. But it achieves the effect for costumes.
1494416
I only use mine at home. I find the bag to be a feature t contain the seat when folded t b put away or transported, but the function of the drawstring doesn't seem t be for the actual use of a handle (just a closure system).
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"cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that comes with them does not keep them on. "cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that... » Read More "cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that comes with them does not keep them on. « Show Less
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if it's a high ponytail, you're probably boing to have to find a wog made for ponytails otherwise you will be able to see the mesh/edges. wigs made for ponytails have wefts going in the opposite direction so you can pull them up :)
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I put it away, but I think there's a little clip Daiwa puts on its reels to hold the line. If the line is jumping off the reel, perhaps you wound it backwards. There are instructive youtubes, in case this may be a possibility. It's easier to understand if you see it than if you listen or read it. Also, I put spiderwire on mine, which tends to be limp, narrow, and tough.
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i would not know. we put the backing on, put the flyline on and the leader and fly. we get to the water make two cast and the hold thing came apart in the water. pull what we could find out of the water put could not find all the parts. it would not stay together. i when to town to the fly shop, they said one word junk. i had to buy another one. i would not tell my friends to buy this.
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As far as for reholstering after you draw, just tuck your shirt back in and you are done. Just as you would when you first put the holster on and shirt tucked in. If you mean as far as taking the weapon out covertly and putting it back in then it's not covert because you need to pull your shirt out from being tucked in and retuck your shirt after.
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There is a drawstring on it. It's on the back side of the grill cover instead of on one of the sides.
631992
Well, I tied a good knot about two inches down from the top, kept it loose, and hung it on a shepherd's hook, putting the metal through the knot. I pulled it as tight as I could after that. This made it difficult to fill, but I wasn't sure what else to do with it. That was about ten days ago, and it's still holding strong. I have a feeling I'll have to do something different soon. I wasn't expecting a plain rope.
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I bought it a few months back and its pretty standard cosplay quality. That is, its nicer than a Halloween store but not super amazing. It is super long though and will tangle like mad if you don't store it properly
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gosh it must be about 10 feet or so, but this trick is not what it cracked up to be. Given a second chance I would not buy this gimmick. It looks a lot better on camera with perfect angles and lighting, but doing it live will be difficult to pull off with any sense of seriousness.