Sith Trooper 3D Files Review:

[ImperialPrimer]

Hello 501st SpecOps. I am somewhat new here so forgive me if I don't know the full terminology quite yet. Anyway, I am currently working on building a Sith Trooper armor set, and unfortunately the two primary manufactures for this armor are either no longer providing or are using outdated molds that don't fit the CRLs minimum requirements. I have opted to go for the 3D printing option and purchased a printable kit. After looking at some of the files I found a few discrepancies between the CRL and the files I am using.

Discrepancy 1. 
The back left Should has a requirement of 13 lines going vertically. Where as my files have 12 lines, although its up to the GML to decide if that's acceptable what are your guys thoughts?

Mine:

Discrepancy 2.
The next issue found is with the "Gorget" aka. Neck thingy. The required bit is a three step as show below. However the files I am using have a somewhat rounded or beveled shape to them. 
 

Mine:

[nanotek[CMD-DWM]]

For discrepancy 1 the lines are approximate, so you’re good there

As for discrepancy 2 the gorget, it looks waaaay off and I would look elsewhere or have them fix it up. 

[ImperialPrimer]

1 hour ago, nanotek said:

For discrepancy 1 the lines are approximate, so you’re good there

As for discrepancy 2 the gorget, it looks waaaay off and I would look elsewhere or have them fix it up. 

From what my full images suggested it looks like they follow the standard overall, I might just custom make mine however. Can’t be that hard. 

[nanotek[CMD-DWM]]

Check some of the reference material as a guide, it was a carefully molded component that locks into the rest of the armor. 

here’s some pics for reference:

 

 

[ForTheOrder18[TX]]

9 hours ago, ImperialPrimer said:

From what my full images suggested it looks like they follow the standard overall, I might just custom make mine however. Can’t be that hard. 

Send those images to the modeller, if it’s the same person I think it is they usually update their files if given new material to make them more accurate.