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As far as I can tell the brow is extended much the same as the Deathtrooper helmet. With this new pics I think we have a complete view of the helmet now and should be able to finish this CRL. With reference to the pills in the brow, as far as I am aware we are looking at the same bucket from the Anovos stand. It's possible the angle and focus are not allowing you to see those details. But they are clearly seen on the earlier photos provided by @gmrhodes13

Another one up for agreement Shoulder Bells Finished in a high gloss deep red that matches the colors of the entire costume One on each shoulder and are the same shape but different from each other in features Both the front and back lower edges have a graduated step/angular edge At the top of each shoulder is a small extension or lip that appears from underneath, is rounded and butts up to the cuirass. When viewed from the front it appears as a little ledge that is lower than the top of the shoulder Right Shoulder Has about 16 recessed lines that start from the top edge of the angular section of the bell from front to back forming an arc On the top is a "shoulder mounted sensor telemetry pod", and is mounted on a bracket that is fixed to the top of the shoulder The sensor is circular when seen from the front and side mounted to the bracket The front most part of the sensor is matt black, the remainder is red and matches the armour Has a cone like protuberance forming an antenna from the centre The bracket is red matching the armour There is an angular and chamfered box on the side of the bell The outermost part has an extended raised rectangular chamfered box that has three black oblong recesses areas. Two larger ones to the bottom right and one smaller one to the top left Vertical recessed lines on each side of the box Horizontal channel at the top of box about 6-8mm wide Left Shoulder Has vertical recessed lines running from the bottom to about ¾ up the bell forming an arc The recessed lines terminate in an arc shape that mirrors the arc on the bottom of the bell The total width of the recessed lines equals the same width as the bottom of the bell OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Right shoulder has approximately 16 horizontal recessed lines 1-2mm wide, spaced about 4-5mm apart each that form the arc Shoulder Mounted Sensor telemetry pod Has 2 recessed and 2 raised concentric circles starting from the cone forming a total of 4 concentric circles Antenna is hollow Shoulder Mounted Sensor bracket has the following details Semi circle shape attached to bracket when viewed from the rear, with a small circle that has a spherical button towards the right side The flat top of the rear part of the bracket has a oblong bubble shape in the back left corner when viewed from the rear There is a horizontal line that runs along the rear of the bracket The outer most side of the bracket is an L shape There is a circular button/pin detail on the top right of the bracket when viewed from the side There is a circular indentation diagonally downwards from the button, when viewed from the side There is an indentation when viewed from the rear Approx 8 vertical recessed line on each side of the angular and chamfered box on the side of the bell Left Shoulder has approximately 36 vertical recessed lines are 1-2mm wide spaced 4-5mm apart

Each section of the CRL has been created to keep a track of discussions about each piece. Initiated - discussion topic has been created In Progress - discussion has started and CRL text is being formed Pending Agreement - prior to being added to the master CRL document, agreement shall be reached by the CRL team Complete - Has been moved to the main CRL thread for final approval Armour: Helmet - Complete Cuirass (Chest/Back & Gorget) - Complete Thermal Detonator - Complete Shoulder Bells - Complete Biceps - Complete Forearms - Pending Review Gloves & Hand Armour - Complete Abdomen Section - Complete Codpiece - Complete Posterior Armour - Complete Belt - Complete Thighs - Complete Shins - Complete Spats - Complete Boots & Boot Armor - Complete Soft Goods: Neckseal - Pending Agreement Shoulder Gaskets - Pending Agreement Elbow Gaskets - Pending Agreement Undersuit - Pending Agreement Shorts Gaskets - Pending Agreement Knee Gaskets - Pending Agreement Optional Accessories ST-W48 Blaster - Complete Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster - Complete

Send any pics to me at nanoteknz@gmail.com or google drive them, I can provide updates

Thanks Dennis! For the face plate, I think if you look at the following image you can see how it is separate from the snout and also separate 2 halves. As a personal note, it would also make sense that these are moulded separately so as to make assembly easier. Some cleaner closeup shots of those ribs on the snout would be good. I cannot tell if they are rounded or squared? How did you get the measurement? I agree with the last comment that it would be the same width, would love to get a real world reference next to these objects. We also need to collect some of the other data from the rear and around the sides. Anyone want to help? LOL

Next up for agreement Gloves and Hand-plates Gloves are all black consisting of the following details An elastic wrist cuff that extends underneath the under-suit The back of the glove is black ribbed Nylon-spandex-like Ottoman material that extends around the thumb Black leather or leather like palm, thumb and forefinger Hand Armour are slightly curved, trapezoidal in shape and are mounted securely over the back of the glove Finished in a high-gloss, deep red that matches the colours of the entire costume A number of recessed lines running parallel to the angle of the front-outer edge of the plate A oval recessed detail is aligned with the index finger of each glove It is matte black inside The face the recessed oval sits in is chamfered outwards slightly from the top to the underneath OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Gloves 5 padded & double stitched sections on the palm (See gallery image) A cutout section on the palm near the thumb (See gallery image) Two cutout sections in the leather on the index finger (See gallery image) Hand armour 15 recessed lines, 1mm wide at 4mm intervals, following the angle (45 degrees) from the front-outer edge of the plate The inside edge closest to the thumb is thicker than the outer edge Underside of the hand armour is curved and hugs the glove on the back of the hand

This section of the CRL is now in Pending Agreement State. If accepted all text will be moved to the main part of the Sith Trooper CRL Helmet Finished in a high gloss deep red that matches the colors of the entire costume Lenses are black in color. They may be bubble in shape or flat and must be sufficiently dark enough to obscure the costumer's eyes The lens frame extends back underneath the trap and terminates about 1cm from the back of the trap The brow extends out from the lens forming a significant overhang There are two recessed lines that run parallel to and are above the brow The bottom line recess extends above the clip greeblie running parallel to the trap and connects with the recess at the rear of the helmet The top recess terminates where it intersects with the bottom recess line A "Mohawk" section runs along the centre from front to back but is not raised. 16 recessed lines run parallel to the "Mohawk"-like section from front to back on each side The mohawk starts from the 2nd brow line and extends toward the back, terminating in the recessed lines at the back The frown is semi-gloss black with the following features: The mouth has one centre "tooth" that connects to the snout and is separated by a detail that has greeblie section that has 14 "ribs" The mouth has 4 teeth either side of the centre “tooth" There is no hexagonal mesh in the mouth area between the teeth The area from the bottom of the mouth extending to the tears has hexagonal mesh The centre tooth is the width of the bridge and has 14 little ribs at the top The jawline is angular and has the following flat trapezoidal section the extends 3/4 way down the jawline from the frown flat triangular sections one each side of the trapezoid 10 recessed lines extend from the base of the flat triangular section Each tear (area beneath the corners of lens frame) is angular solid matte black recessed circle in the bottom most corner has 3 recessed lines separating the top tear from the bottom section Face plate is two separate angular pieces that mirror each other with 14 recessed lines on each Curved lower section that starts from the tear and curves towards the front of the jaw forming a filleted ledge. The ledge is more pronounced at the tear end smaller towards the frown. Faceplates are separated by a channel that runs vertically along the bridge of the nose between the lens and frown The bridge of the nose has 10 small rectangular ribs from frown to lens frame with one larger one at the top The side of the jawline has Seven rectangular cut out vents/tube stripe slots are on each side of the helmet. They have the appearance of being black at the base of each slot 5 recessed lines extend from the front of the jaw and terminate in an angled manner below the trap. There angle of termination is complementary to the black trapezoidal shape Two helmet clip greeblies are present over the traps on each side Directly below the traps is a detail comprised of a vertical alignment of shapes in the following order a small raised circular shape a recessed B shape a small raised circular shape Below the traps toward the back and base of the helmet is a small black trapezoidal stripe There are 5 recessed lines at the back forming a trapezoidal shape. The angle at which the recesses terminate are complementary to the rear black trapezoidal shape There is one slightly wider recess channel that extends all the way around the base of the helmet The base of the channel is black is about 8mm wide by 8mm deep matches all the angles of the helmet as shown The bottom of the helmet has a black ledge that runs the perimeter of the helmet that extends back into the interior is about 3/4" to 1" wide matches the angles of the helmet, most notable is the jawline OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Lenses are bubble-like or bulbous in shape Lens frame has 4 recessed notches near the top of the tear The Brow has the following details There is a cutout section under the brow There is a raised section underneath the brow that has a pattern comprised of 62 recessed pill shapes The teeth are are metallic black or a very dark grey Faceplate pieces are visibly separate pieces, 4 slots under each faceplate for covering the teeth The tube vents are a solid backing and painted black. No mesh or cloth is present The helmet clip greeblies are the correct clips (refer clip greeblies diagram)

That cod piece looks like it goes all the way around! That's gonna be a whole lotta NOT fun!

We'll need it I reckon! Looking at all the details makes me think this CRL will read more like a novel!

We removed SpecOps from Tapatalk in may due to a host of issues, the browser version of this site is much better to use anyway. I also noticed that the images don't always load on the first go and I have a sneaking suspicion that it's related to how the software handles large images which I will look into. Keep up the good work, it's a tough build but worth it

Hi there, welcome to SpecOps. There's quite a bit resources here to help you with your build. The biggest factor with the Deathtrooper build is money, it is expensive and depending on the route you go can be a lot of work (and time). Be sure to do a lot of research and ask questions! We are here to help I bought a raw 3D printed kit from ArmoryShop which was a lot of work but the end result is amazing. I have done over 50 troops in it and only ever had to make minor repairs. Because I did all the finishing work myself I am able to repair and repaint it without having to pay extra

As others have stated above, get the files from Tom, those files you posted have serious innaccuracies. https://www.facebook.com/TDK-Props-537706609725029/

There has been a few more higher priority items to clear out. Is there anything specific you are looking for or would like to add?

Yeah it's Forex rigid PVC foam board https://www.display.3acomposites.com/forex.html I ended up using a thick piece of ABS instead which I heated and moulded to form.

Find the most recent and updated version of the Swamp Trooper CRL in English at the link below: https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TX_swamptrooper

Find the most recent and updated version of the General Weir CRL in English at the link below: https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TX_general_weir

Find the most recent and updated version of the Shadow Scout CRL in English at the link below: https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TX_shadow_scout

No problem

They are comfortable, hard wearing and require no modifications

Yep the Imperial Boots are great. I've been trooping mine 50+ and they're holding up fine

My flashlight mount was part of the blaster kit from Tom. I just used CA glue, has never come off Just some notes: Not that this matters for approval but the magazine on the blaster seems way too big? When strapping in the SE-14r to the little leather strap, you want to make sure that the long strap wraps around the scope mount, otherwise you might find it on the ground or dangling. For the side pieces you are missing, you can either cut some black ABS to shape, or use a piece of thick rubber as I have seen others do. If you need help with the shape I might be able to provide you with a pattern.

Issue has been fixed, apologies for the wait

Hi there, you're doing a fantastic job! I agree with @Chaos regarding the pics, it will definitely help to be able to see everything clearly, will need to be able to see the boots, pouches, leather pouch and holster. Here are some quick observations! The biceps don't quite look right in terms of shape, but they could be shifted up a bit so that they sit better under the shoulder. The pants look a little baggy from that back pic, if you can take them in a bit so that there is no bunching that will help Keep up the great work

I only know that Tom Cambell has the 3D files for the Deathtrooper. You would have to buy the whole set, but then it's stl files not autocad, so not useful for CNC Routing. I can draft them up close to accurate, but I have a full roster of activities and require time, so cannot tackle it immediately