E web anyone?

[tavrikgannon]

One word describes it: epic! I can't wait to see the finished product.

 - Bill

[Jabbasdead]

The garage is clean, inventory has been taken so looks like I should be stating the build this weekend. Pics to follow- I am doing a WIP photo collage.

[tavrikgannon]

Awesome... can't wait!

 - Bill

[Hoot]

Jabbasdead,

I may have a source of information, pics, for you.  I have made a request, to someone I know, to see if I can get permission to let you see the pics.

[Jabbasdead]

awsome, look forward to hearing from you.

[Hoot]

Here you go:

E-web

I looked at the pics and they are action shots from ESB.  Hopefully you will get something from them.

[Jabbasdead]

Those are great, I never saw the picture from behind before. Thanks.

[Jabbasdead]

question for the R2 builders out there.... our R2 that we had for the Golden Gate Garrison had the ability to "smoke" which I think was a can of "air" that they somehow rigged. Any idea's on how to make my E web smoke, I was thinking about one of those halloween foggers but then I would need a power source. I have plenty of space in the cannon portion to house a fogger.

Maybe I can hook up a can of Raid to keep the wookie flea's down .

Build pictures to be posted this weekend.

[tavrikgannon]

If you are doing a power box, like what was attached to the E-WEB in the movie, you could easily set up the fog machine, an RV battery and power iinverter to do all that. It could all be safely concealed within the power box of the E-WEB setup. Of course that could get spendy as power invertors are what $70? and the RV battery can be just as much?

If there is access to an electrical outlet, you could still do the fog machine hidden in the power box. Since there was a big tube connecting from the box to the E-WEB, that would be a great conduit to transfer  the smoke from the hidden fog machine in the box to the E-WEB blaster, itself.

Know what I mean?

 - Bill

[Jabbasdead]

I had 2 more thoughts, 1) I might be able to convert an aquarium fogger or 2) make the Top detachable so I could load dry ice and liquid into it. I don't know if the ABS would crack from the dry ice. Still thinking about it.

[tavrikgannon]

I wouldn't think so... I had dry ice in a plastic bucket, once, as a gag and I had no issues. I'm talking like one of those cheap $5 plastic buckets with the a lid and metal handle. I should think that ABS is a bit sturner stuff than that cheaper grade plastic.

Just a thought.

 - Bill

[Jabbasdead]

Well then I think I will make the top come off for reloading the dry ice and liquid. I am going to buy a block this weekend and see how long it lasts and how much liquid interaction is needed to keep "smoke" flowing consistantly.