PiotrRasputin

Hi Everyone, So a few months ago at a troop, I had a mishap with my 3D printed E-11D blaster. It unfortunately didn't survive as it was broken in too many places to make any repair attempts. I was looking over the vetted vendors list (which probably could use a refresh), and noticed that even though we have 850 listed for armor, they aren't under the blasters sections. They sell the E-11D and DLT-19D blasters as 3D resin prints here: https://850armorworks.com/Death-Troopers-c36176020?srsltid=AfmBOor-Ib-LFko0mt7KvYteO5eyglsICeFVExVd8E55BjyVcQhP0F6G I was curious if any approved Death Troopers have bought one from them and your thoughts on them.

Yes, there's no specifics mentioned in the CRL regarding the sling. I showed it to my GML prior to purchase, he reviewed the CRL to be sure and was fine with it.

This is the one I bought: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D54RX8DK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title Very comfortable and adjustable.

Sorry for bringing this topic back from the dead, but I wanted to see @Bayushi how the blasters came along and if you got them approved for your DT. My E-11D had an accident and broke in several places and I'm looking into vendors that make them.

1. The CRL states for basic approval, the recessed pill shape can be matte or metallic black. 2. Do you know what material it is printed out of? I used a medium viscosity CA glue for my 3d printed helmet and it bonds pretty quickly, even faster if you buy a kicker spray for it. Only thing is, if you use that, it will not be removable like E6000. 3. Are the metal ones from PhoenixProps? If so, I have the same kind just painted them according to the CRL. Without knowing how they were glued on, there is real risk of damage. E6000 is usually forgiving when it comes to removing parts. CA glue...not so much.

Congrats! Can't wait to see pictures!

Well, I just got word that I am APPROVED! I am making the small adjustments that @Chaossuggested regarding the posterior armor, belt and abdomen this weekend. I've already added the 2nd straps in the back of the thighs and they fit MUCH better now. Wow, what a journey it's been! Thank you all for the help over the past year! Now to request full SpecOps access!

Hey all, So as I'm closing in on getting approval, I'm looking into a sound glove for my Death Trooper. I was wondering what you used to make the Death Trooper chatter? I was looking into getting a forearm mounted sound glove from HyperSpace Props on etsy as I like the configurable sounds that I could drop in via push button. Just wanted to hear what other approved DT's experiences have been. Thanks!

I appreciate all the help everyone has given me during the build! While I wait for word from my GML, during the suit up, I had a question about the shin armor. Am I able to cut the flap near the rear bottom and glue it in place? I think it would make things easier for me when suiting up as this is a clam shell style shin.

Thanks @Chaos. Working from home today, so I'll look into those adjustments. -I can confirm on the chest the recessed pill shape is painted flat black. The overhead hallway light with reflected off it at a weird angle. -Good catch with the thighs, I can add a second strap for each today or tomorrow. -I'll need my wife around to help with the abdomen/belt/codpiece adjustment and I'll need to get more snaps for that anyways.

Well...I did a full suit up, timed it to about 15 minutes with the help of my wife. I also submitted photos to my GML. Fingers crossed!

Well...it's been over a year since I started...but I just finished building the helmet today. Added the helmet liner insert and tactical pads to stop bobblehead movement and it fits comfortably with room for fans and power packs! I will do a full suit up tomorrow, January 5th, to get this groups' CDA's consensus before submitting for approval to my GML. Can't wait!

Well, I managed to buff out the excess clear coat yesterday thanks to @Chaos's advice. I ended up having to use the rubbing compound on a sponge drill attachement to knock it down. You would have to get VERY close to it to see any resemblence of what was there. Before After With that done, I was then able to attach most of the face and visor I cut out to the dome. Taking the top part of the face to a garrison members place to finish painting it as it's too cold to use the Tamiya spray cans in my unheated garage. Fits great on my large noggin'. Just need to work on getting the helmet liner installed to prevent bobblehead. Already put the power pack/controller for the tusk lights inside, holding it in place with velcro. Also got all the vinyl stickers on the blaster. This is also coming with to get painted for the scorched barrel end. So close, I can taste it! Hoping to get everything done before our big convention in April!

Hi Matt. I ordered a Jim Tripon undersuit as a two piece set and all the gaskets are included: elbows, knees, shoulders, neck...everything. From what I remember, his suits should be approvable to Level 2.

Picked up the rubbing and polishing compounds over the weekend. Going to attempt the clear coat fix this weekend when i'm officially on vacation. In the mean time, I grabbed some Tamiya Gloss Black airbrush paint for the last part of the face to paint with a fellow garrison member at his place. Another member was kind enough to print out the vinyl E-11D decals and will be shipping them to me. Big thanks to @Chaos for the files. Which leads me to my next question: what paints did any of you use to get the scorched look on your blasters?