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trooper

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  1. I have also used Velcro and pops as well but I prefer the pop snap system as its more sturdy and reliable. There is really no simple way of doing this its basically what you are happy and feel comfortable with. There are various systems out there that people use but not all are suited for everyone. Iwould probably scan a few foums like ours and maybe FISD and see what you like that's gonna work for you.If u get stuck or confused by all means post up here and we can help you out.
  2. Nice work buddy, it fits you well
  3. nice work on the build so far. Yeah that glue is a nasty thing if it gets on your skin I think most of us can say that we have all done the same thing at one stage during a armour build.
  4. Welcome aboard mate Its nice to see another Aussie has found there way to the best Detachment in the legion.
  5. Do a Tie pilot as Snowie armour is hard to find these days. I have a RP just about complete then I will buy some armour as well later down the track.
  6. Nice work Ty I like the look of the silver on black. Congrats on the build
  7. Nice work on your build so far. The helmet looks great. It looks like a lot of hard work your putting in there but in the end it will be all worth it.
  8. Nice work on the helmet Doug, Yeah those pesky bolts can be a pain in the backside if not trimmed down or covered up. You could also try a bit of E6000 glue on the end of them as it sets like rubber when dry.
  9. Hi Doug * What it means is you have the option to have the back part of the Shoulder strap to free float or you can attach it the same as the front of the strap. *With the sides of the armour if you have a wider girth and there are gaps on the sides between the kidney plate and the Ab plate you need to close these so there are no visible gaps. If you go to the specialist area on this forum there are a few application photo's that you can view from some of our members which should give you a bit of a idea on what to expect if your going to submit your armour for the specialist program. If you have Any more questions don't hesitate to post them here.
  10. looking forward to trooping with you Tekket
  11. Half of them are dual members in our squad
  12. Congrats Jim it looks excellent. Once youvé trooped in that a few times the other costumes you own which have full armour tend to take a back seat for a while.
  13. Nice work buddy. This is on the to do list for me as well one day. My missus is a big Fett fan thanks to Robot Chicken.
  14. Need to get me a Sealing iron one day.... Any how good luck with the build and as you can see there are a lot of members here who are willing to help you out. looking forward to seeing the end result.
  15. How did i miss this thread.. Nice piece of armour you have there Scott, Good luck with your build and if you get into a pickle just post up here in your build thread and we will help you out. Remember to post some pics of your build cause we love pics
  16. I can vouch for what Toddo said about the suit as mine is AA armour and whilst it is a pretty smick nice fitting suit I did pay a arm and a leg to own it.
  17. How is the helmet coming along Jim ? any pics you can share with us.
  18. I think your gonna beat me in this task Jim. I have the elastic and cotton webbing and some of Mike's decals as well. Just need to get the time to make a start. I contacted that person about the nose plate Jim but still no reply.
  19. Good luck on the build and don't forget the photo's cause we love photo's.
  20. Nice work mate it looks bloody cool.
  21. The rubber blaster is the way to go Jim, I got mine from TPE and it doesnt break if you drop it ... only bounces
  22. Nice work mate its coming along very nicely. Cant wait till you finish so we can get out and troop together.
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