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PiotrRasputin

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  1. Your link works and the photos are definitely helpful! The immediate things that stick out to me are: -the top grey faceplate is crooked and would have to have the space on the side of the nose grill more evenly distributed - the front grille greeblie should slide in to its slot and lay flat. The nose grille is also look crooked. -the 2 tusk covers would need to be trimmed and fit in from behind the tusks (though you may just opt to use dark green safety face shield and trim it to fit inside them). Hopefully these are easy fixes for you!
  2. Create and upload images to imgur.com. Then copy the "Direct Link" address when you click on a photo, and paste it when you make a post.
  3. Here's the photos of my old 850 Helmet. Pardon the dust, just cleaned it as best I could. https://imgur.com/a/AXWblnN I had to take the visor out as it was cutting into my face. Also removed the foam for the helmet he glued in, and wiring for the lights (which don't work). Also, there is a crack on the top of the helmet that needs to be repaired. If this is fixable @Chaos, let us know if it's worth the effort.
  4. I actually have a 850 cast helmet that needs some work, but should be approvable at the basic level. It was too small for my head, so I had to 3D print mine scaled up. When I get home, I'll take pictures of it to show you the details.
  5. 850 Armorworks, Jim Tripon on Facebook offer full kits. You can also download plans for the armor from MCM Designs to 3D print them yourself.
  6. Hi there and best of luck in your build! Let me know when you get your E-11D blaster in as I'm curious to hear your experience with Imperial Blasters. I'm looking to get a replacement for my broken one.
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. This is the one I bought: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D54RX8DK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title Very comfortable and adjustable.
  10. 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.
  11. 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.
  12. 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!
  13. 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!
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