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  1. As far as 3d print files Christhepropguy has the most accurate files. His kenobi clone trooper is very accurate witch is the same armor. If you buy those files and message chris he will give you the purge trooper specific parts aswell. Definitely get the helmet from kenyon. He is the only one who has a totally accurate helmet.
  2. You can tell by the photos that is correct. My guess is they took exsisting kits and hit them with a scotch pad to knock the gloss off.
  3. Yeah I agree. In the wording I suggested for the cracks I put "helmet will have gold cracking throughout the entire helmet and match or be similar to the reference photos. " With saying "similar to reference photos" this allows people to do there own cracking pattern but also still state they should be similar to the reference as far as the amount and style. I think its gonna be one of those things where it's really gonna be up to the GML.
  4. one note i forgot to add for the helmet. do you guys think we should make the Neuro-Saav Macromotion (NSM) Monitor a requirement since it is seen on both helmets?
  5. yeah i figured we would need something like that for the V2 helmet. here is my suggested write up for the V1 helmet. most was copied from the death trooper crl since its the same helmet. my suggested changes will be in a different color. Helmet helmet will be matte black in color to match the rest of the armor (except as where a variance is noted, see Gallery Color Scheme Guide). Is in proportion to the rest of the costume. The brow extends out beyond the lenses forming a significant overhang. There is a matte black/rubber stripe extending to the traps on each side. Matte black/dark gray traps are present on each side. A line extends from the trap to the lower helmet tube forming a side plate. The eye lens is one continuous piece with a dark green tint and should obscure the wearer’s eyes. Helmet has elongated angular face plates separated by a nose bridge. The angular plates are layered in appearance. Alternating metallic black panels starting with: Left side plate directly under the eye lens. Right side angular outer face plate. Left side angular plate closest to the nose bridge. The nose bridge has the appearance of a weathered matte black and brushed aluminum/silver surface as depicted in the reference and gallery photos. It also consists of the following: 4 to 6 small horizontal rectangular vent/ribs extending from the top of the nose bridge to approximately ¼ way down. 6 to 8 larger horizontal rectangular vent/ribs run from ⅔ towards the bottom. 7 to 9 vertical vent/ribs connect from the nose bridge to the snout. Two vent tubes in black rubber or matte black paint are evident on either side of the face plates. The snout consists of the following: Vented greeblie similar to that seen on the Scout Trooper without the aerator. Oblong tusk on each side fitted with a dark green lens. Each tusk may be optionally fitted with back lighting which is green when illuminated. Some small ribs are evident on the curved sections of the oblong tusks, refer to photo for location. The backing plate for the snout has horizontal rectangular vent/ribs. There is a side panel silver aluminum in color with 8 rectangular vent slots, even in size and spacing on each side of the face plate. The vents are cut out and lined with steel small mesh and backed with black material. The side panels are slightly weathered with matte black paint. The side plates below the traps have 3 shapes consisting of the following: A raised circular shape directly under the trap. A smaller raised circular shape under the larger circle offset to the rear of the side plate. A recessed vertical pill shape that is matte black or dark gray. There are 9 rectangular traps at the rear of the helmet that are all matte black or dark gray consisting of the following: A large horizontal rectangular recess with two vertical oblong recesses on the inside. 3 smaller vertical rectangular recesses either side of the large one with the 3rd outermost one having a beveled edge towards the front of the helmet. 2 small vertical rectangular recesses on the lower curved detail directly under the pills in the large rectangular recess. The helmet will be slightly to moderately weathered but must be uniform with the rest of the costume. helmet will have gold cracking throughout the entire helmet and match or be similar to the reference photos. Helmet must have the Neuro-Saav Macromotion (NSM) Monitor Monitor sits on the left side of the helmet with an LED bulb to the front under emitter slot. If bulb is operational, light must be green. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Lenses are curved outward in a slight bulge and formed to the eye opening. Nose bridge vents/ribs have in these number in order from top to bottom; 6, 8, and 9. Shall be painted using the Gallery Color Scheme Guide. There is the appearance of a flat black rubber seal around the lower opening of the helmet neck tube which stops at the flat edges of the snout assembly.
  6. For the helmet do we want to include 2 versions? One with the full helmet and one with a broken jaw?
  7. Now that my purge trooper is wrapped up I'm starting this build. I can help with all the parts and be the model if need be. Let's do this!!
  8. Here is the info for the blasters. E-11 Blaster .Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, the E-11 is standard-issue for many Imperial troops. Light, compact yet powerful, the E-11 blaster is always in high demand throughout the galaxy. .Based on a real or replica Sterling Airsoft Gun, Sterling Sub-Machine Gun, scratch-built, or a modified commercial toy Stormtrooper blaster. .A small flashlight shall be mounted on the right side of the blaster centred over the T-Tracks. E-11D Blaster .Modified E-11. .The main barrel is extended from in front of the power cell. .The barrel extension has elongated slots cut into it along each side. .A Surefire M300 Mini Scout tactical light or equivalent is fitted to the barrel extension. A resin cast is acceptable. .The folding stock is in place. .It is fitted with a HK416c retractable stock or similar. .Laser pointer fitted below barrel with optional working red LED to front. .All decals/painted details and striping are in place. .The red stripe located towards the rear of the barrel behind the magazine just prior to the stock extension may be substituted with a red LED lighted strip. .The two yellow squares inside a red outlined square located towards the rear of the barrel behind the magazine may be substituted with two yellow LED lighted squares. .Working red LEDs fitted into the prongs of the counter unit are optional. .Weathering is optional but where done the barrel scorching must be evident. I took this info and the photos from the R1 TK crl and the death trooper crl since both those highlight these blasters. I can take photos of my blasters if need be butt figured using existing photos was easier.
  9. looks great! as for the blasters the 2 they are seen using in the show are the E11-D and the R1 E11 with the flash light attached on the side. we could always make Jedi braids and optional item
  10. Boots look good. Do we want to include the shoe armor with the boots or as a separate piece?
  11. Just sharing some photos of my lights I wrapped up last night.
  12. That looks correct. Only thing I might suggest is "armor features faint seams on inside and outside of armor". People could get confused reading "outside of armor is closed" meaning there is no seam rather then its just a closed and glued seam.
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