Great news, found my xt11s. Just about gave up all hope and came to terms that it was gone :cry: :weary: . But it’s not anymore :+1: 
All in good time will be adding The GT and a couple Q8 to the collection.
Thank you… that light is modded with xpg2 s4 dedome and running Sony vtc5a.
My current tube light collection.
Just for fun to share, a few moreless random pics of some flashlights that are still staying at home with me.
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The residence for most of my smaller sized flashlights and EDCs -,
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as for example these little stainless steeled beauties,
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or these ones,
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or even some of those,
as well as my current set-up of the personally highly esteemed Solarforce L2 series.
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- Sf. K3 with completly heat-up modified anodized body-tube in 2 x18350 configuration.
- Sf. L2T Stainless Steel with HAIII blue anodized B3 Tactical Bezel and even blue coloured elastomer embellishments.
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- Sf. L2P with HAIII grey batterie-tube in combination with golden HAIII head & clicky and black L2T Round Bezel.
- Sf. L2M in classical shining-black body-tube, with flat B6 Stainless Steel Bezel and white elastomer embellishments.
- Sf. L2 Mix of golden HAIII L2P batterie-tube, with matt-black L2T head & HAIII clicky and golden HAIII B3 Tactical Bezel.
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- Sf. L2M DIY of blanked Aluminium head and flat Stainless Steel Bezel, with matt-black batterie tube and HAIII S12 Clicky.
- Sf. L2M DIY of blanked Aluminium batterietube & clicky, with heat-up modified anodized Bordeaux-red head and L2T Tactical SS-Bezel.
- Sf. L2M DIY with completely with heat-up modified anodizing body-tube.
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- Sf. L2 Mix of matt-black L2T batterie-tube, with HAIII blue L2P head & clicky and flat B6 SS Bezel.
- Sf. L2 Mix of shining grey-black L2C carbon batterie-tube, with HAIII matt-grey L2P head & clicky and black L2T Round Bezel.
- Sf. L2 Mix of HAIII blue L2P batterie-tube, with shining grey-black L2C Carbon head & clicky and flat B6 SS Bezel.
Towards the end a short look to the headquaters of the medium larged and even bigger enlightening material,
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as for example
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these honorable members of my tiny thrower-company club and a bunch of other ones.
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In the case of interesting, there is a complete up-to-date listing of all my flashlights, that is to find on the informations part
of my account profil at German flashlight-forum TLF. MACS0647 flashlight list
A few of the beamshot series that I’ve done and will probably do are also to find in my thread here on BLF
MACS0647 beamshot comparisons
At least , if you like respectively ever wanted to see a shark arriving just in time to save a drawing flashlight,
completely free of any risks and dangers, then you should click here xxx
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Those are nice. U got to tell me about that trustfire light… is it modded?
I was alone at home tonight… if my wife sees that :person_facepalming: :innocent:
Thanks.
If I’m guessing right about the light you could have mentionend ;), indeed that “trustfire light” is actually an Ultrafire T90, that
“aeons ago” was originally sold with a Luminus SST90 LED, working on 3x 26650 or 3x 18650 by using the included batterie spacers.
So yes, it is respectively was bought to get modded -, due to my lacs of technical knowledge and limited craftsmanship capabilities regrettably not by myself. The modding work was done by “madmark”, a Swiss colleague of the German TLF forum.
At its time, which was in 2013, the Ultrafire T90 was recommanded to have a moreless relatively lousy buildquality, specially concering the mounting of the electronic parts on the T90 head -, but also for to be a quite good as well as affordable and most important decently big flashlight host, with a usable driver for high currents.
So what was done for modding, was the dismounting and completely new arrangement of the elektronic parts, by changing the crappy wires, screws, etc., optimising the heat dissipation, soldering the tailcap spring and last not least removing the SST90 for a very well focused and precised dedomed XML2-U2-1C LED on a 20 mm copper board, that with the original driver and 3x 26650 IMR was measured by running on 7A, in entirety resulting to an outburst of 530 klux, which was pretty good at that time, as probably still it is. 
here’s my little collection
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Wow ! I have flashlight envy .
Just a little update…
The two largest flashlights of my collection~ 
I have only just started my collection:
Astrolux S1
Astrolux C8
Convoy C8
Convoy S2+
Klarus XT11GT (waiting for in the post)
Nitecore TM03 (waiting for in the post)
After a year, I have such a collection. Of course, apart from H03, I was all modifying 
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What else do I need? I do not know. Maybe TN42 or V6? Maybe DQG Tiny 26650? What would you advise me? I have 26650, 18650 and 14500 batteries in stock
I do not like the switch in the back.
After years I have finally got around to getting a display cabinet to put my lights in.
This is all I have left now as I have thinned down my collection over the last year and just kept the ones that are unique or ones I really like or use a lot.
@LSX: may I know which one do you like the most? ( if you can only have one, regardless of size, lumens, battery, etc.)
Hmmm that’s a really hard one because I like them all for different reasons. However one which I spent a bit of time on and find really useful is the Thrunite TN30, although it’s not like a normal TN30 anymore…
@komeko: Your BLF Q8 seems to be perfectly aligned in terms of the knurling on the head unit and the battery tube. Mine is unfortunately a bit displaced between head and battery tube when the thread becomes tightened.