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I meant cut down your lens material possibly. Your eyes are fine. As for uploading pics, we recommend using a photobucket account and simply pasting the IMG code here.

Photos might help us. Maybe you can cut down the material more to size?

I just searched on Ebay for Silver Fast Shield and found a couple for sale this morning.

Yes!

I'm so excited to see this work-in-progress Ty. Thanks for taking it on and for sharing it with us. You're the man.

Thanks!

Yeah, Gio is a good fellow. Sometimes he has delivery issues though. The other thing with his boots are that he is missing the tread on the front of the boots.

Nice T-21. That Santa is some fellow.

Animefan on TheRPF makes them. I think his run is closed, but you might reach out to him there to see if he can swing anything. He does the snowtrooper too as well as a nice TFA stormtrooper.

Agreed. Francois at ImperialBoots.com offers them.

Today I received my flametrooper helmet from Animefan. It's a fantastic sculpt and quite sturdy.

That's awesome. Thanks for doing it!

That would be cool. I have an approved line officer and would dig completing Veers.

The trim lines are there. There really isn't much of a return edge on the shoulder straps. They aren't load-bearing and actually get most of their strength from the indents. Trim along that and you will do away with the bowing at the end.

I agree with Steve in both regards, SC being a solid choice and Chef being expensive. It's just kind of nice to not have to paint the armor.

Hard to say without seeing what we are talking about, but instead of the screw/bracket system for attaching the straps, most of us use E6000 to glue the straps down. Another popular method is to make snap plate to attach your elastic with and glue those down with E6000.

I totally would have bought that Veers stuff off you turkey.

Chef here on the boards pulls green ABS if you want to go that route.

I'd love to see your collection.

They looked exactly the same at the TFA exhibit at CVII. I was able to walk across the room to compare, so I feel confident saying that.

I was thinking that as well, but with the level of detail on the tanks, some think that fiberglass is the way to go.

You can ask Mardon directly: mcallanta@gmail.com

What Jim said.

Looking much better. The only thing I would recommend is to straighten your belt. It is sagging on one side, and that throws everything off a tad. Otherwise you should be proud of this Nova.

I've studied this thing in person and in photos, and I have to admit that it is looking really good. Keep it up!