DarthBerry

The Pathfinders Detachment has a list of 3D files that they've seen used (below). I don't see anything glaringly incorrect with the Galactic Armory files, but there is an analysis of all the inaccuracies in the files in a thread on the Pathfinders Detachment. GA did correct the important inaccuracies, so you should be fine as long as you've purchased the files recently and you aren't going for higher level accuracy. The Pathfinders folks confirmed that the files shouldn't have any issues with basic approval, but you may want to go find that thread for any concerns. MrPoopie (Armor) Jesus Salmeron (Helmet) ChristhePropGuy (Armor and helmet)

Alright! Let me know if you guys think it's ready for the black details and a suitup. I'm thinking about adding some more brown to the chest and helmet.

Glad you enjoy! I've got a thread one level up if you have feedback. Tarrif made an improved version but you can rework your print with functional rivets as well.

Nice! Good work.

They sure do in my opinion as well! I made a note about rivets and placement in the toe boot file description. I think it's probably better for each person to add those in individually via drill or slicer, in case they need to scale the forearms nonlinearly to make it work for their size. I'm happy to add them on but they could be functional.

Aloha, I figured I'd start a thread to post my files for your guys' use and for any feedback on them. For some background, I'm currently XO of the Pacific Outpost and do structural engineering for a job. I'm also working on a Forest Trooper here on the Spec Ops board, but CAD is easier than painting for me. I had printed most of the obvious parts of the ISB kit after seeing the trailer, but after seeing the Tactical Agents in action in Andor, I decided I'll stick to being Vader, but I like the kit and wanted to help out. 😂 I'm not an expert in CAD and don't mean to make these files perfect, just a solid first attempt that you can print for free. You should expect to need some customizing in your slicer software and or/post-processing to make these ideal for you. I'll revise the pieces if anyone has detailed requests or I can make new pieces if they are simple. Forearms (minus flashlight): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7049441 Back Belt Buckle: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7050492 Toes / Boots: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7050487

Nice work! I just finished off my first attempt at modeling the forearm, you can download it at the link below. If somebody takes the time to get high quality screenshots, I'd be happy to revise the file accordingly, but it looks pretty okay to me. I figured whoever would print it would want to glue on a functioning wrist flashlight (I think that's what's above the comm pad). https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7049441 Also, I don't think its exactly the shoretrooper bicep - its seems to me that it has an extra angle on the bottom, going from the middle "ridge" extending outwards on one half. One you find a good screenshot showing it, you can just use your Shore files in a slicer to print the extension. If you have some dimensions, I can design the boot armor and reverse belt buckle.

Thanks, will do this weekend! Close up photos of the knees are at the end of the last page, they're in the same style as I did these ones so they should match.

Thanks for the advice, the shoulders, biceps, & forearms have been redone to match the blended look of the references. I took an overall shot of everything, please let me know if anything else looks like it needs a repaint. I've got to replace the "nose" of the boots still and repaint the boot shaft but I think it's really getting there!

I got some work done at an armor party yesterday, here are some updates! Boots still need a major overhaul but everything else is getting a nice, subtle wash of light green after many passes. I think I'll do another round of green wash and then try a suit-up to check in on how it's looking all together. Thanks for the support guys!

I've updated the Thingiverse file with a V2 for each item based on the helpful advice you guys had. I scaled everything to 75%, added a twist lock of the comlink, smoothed out the bottom comlink so it's more of a radius than chamfer, and touched up the dimensions of the bits on the Macro to make it scale better. I also added an inner lip on the Macro so you can put red lenses on the eye side of it. Let me know if there's any other edits you guys can think of and I'll try to pick them up! Happy to help! I like these small piece projects. If there's any other props that Spec Ops folks are having trouble sourcing, please let me know and I can take a shot at it. I'm still working on the Forest Trooper in the background but 3D modeling is much easier than painting for me.

Nice! I was thinking it would glued in place after painting so I left some room since I didn't see any location to tighten or flex the ring on the CRL. Scaling down in slicer and sanding it to fit would be good if you plan to pull it out and put it back for photos/poses.

These were my files, I can touch them up if you give me some pointers on size. The items are a little inconsistent in the comics so I just eyeballed it from the CRL. The Macro should print easy since its hollow and then you can trim a piece of red see-through plastic and glue it to the lip I place at the front. I can change the facets to rounded edges, it looked like a sharp edge to me just as easy either way.

Aloha guys! I stumbled in here and always thought this was a cool CRL. They looked like simple parts so I put something together. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7033021

I gave my least favorite part (the knees) a make over based on your recommendation. I watered down the sponging to give it a less splotchy look and I really like how it came it out. Please let me know what you think and I can give the other smaller pieces a go. New: Game: Old: