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Name: Noah Barwinski 501st TK ID: 17370 FISD: Briareos1138 Garrison Carida Armor: Anovos Helmet: Anovos Blaster: Hasbro DoopyDoo conversion E11 Height: 5'11'' Weight: 160 lbs Boots: TK Belt: Rob Kittell Neck Seal: Darman Holster: Anovos I was having issues with my photos, hopefully they show up ok, thanks! Pose photo courtesy of Martin Miller Photography

1. Josh Brackett 2. TK-52017 3. CrestfallenTrooper 4. Carolina Garrison Basic Information 501st Member Page: https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=24663 Mandatory Information Armor Maker = Anovos Helmet Maker = Anovos Blaster Type =HFx Productions Hyperfirm E11 Height = 5'9 Weight = 142lb Boots = TK Boots Canvas Belt = Rob Kittell Hand Plates = Rubber, Trooper Bay Electronics = None (for now) Neck Seal = Anovos Holster = Anovos Finally got around to having my photos taken. I'm looking forward to everyone's feedback.. thanks! Note: The snaps were not wanting to support the weight of the belt so I added the velcro squares as a temporary solution. They aren't visible while suited up

Dude, your skills are amazing! Can't wait to see more of these costumes in the Legion.

Well, there are times at a con or a longer troop where carrying a wallet/phone/glasses or even a hotel key are ideal. The neck wallet is something I like because I don't have to take my armor off to get my money and buy a coffee. The magic drop box is a nice idea if all you need is a credit card and hotel key. So if it's a canon event I go with the neck wallet, otherwise I like having a side pouch (I have a plastic one that Terry Chui made, and a leather one Darman made). This way I can put all my stuff in there (like my reading glasses) and can be gone for hours at a time, self-sufficient. I guess once I'm suited up I don't like having to take anything off to get to my things.

I actually put a small pouch in my chest where most people put their speaker (my speaker is behind the ab button section). The first pouch I had was a cheap dollar store one and the zipper broke after the first troop I used it at, so my wife made me a pouch the size of my phone which has velcro sewed onto one side. I usually have my wallet and phone in it and I'm able to take the phone out when suited up if I take my glove off first. Of course you can't actually do this while trooping, but during down time if I want to take a picture I can do so. Most of the time it's not necessary to carry items in the pouch but some events the bin storage area isn't that secure, so it's more peace of mind to have them on me. Here's a picture of the old dollar store pouch that I first used. It's hard to see, but there is some velcro behind where the zipper handle is on both sides (when it's open and when it's closed) to prevent it from knocking against the chest and making noise.

Nice work Michael Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Tha'ts it mate, exactly the fix we were looking for. Will get onto completing your review.

Went to cut more cover strips and discovered my source piece was bowing again. So I measured and cut a little bit off so I was working with a straight line. Then I cut a 20mm strip to begin eyeballing the fit of the leg armor. And theeeeeen my 6 and 4 year old wanted to try on my forearm... And then I tried it on cause why not! Haha. Good times. Tons of updates to come. I'm moving fast on this bad boy. Just ordered a TON of crap on Amazon, including 100 Tandy snaps, my under suit (Two piece with a lower quadrant standard Imperial access hatch, if you know what I mean), and Plastidip. Putting in my order for Darman seal. And the list goes on and on. Onward on the road to centurion!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cheers

They will be soon...... Im almost done with the stock setup

Jim's kit is great for modding. The flexible fibreglass cuts beautifully! You have an inch or so that you can trim/shape at the top of the thigh and a little around the bottom of the thigh. You just need to e careful to measure the space required for the holster so you don't cut too much. The shins are also easily adaptable.