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While I won't be the quickest, I am going to try and document my build of this kit. I have most of the items on hand already, and just waiting to get started. Armor: KB props (just ordered his new resin TD) Gaskets: Geekypink/Soulart ... Can't recommend these enough Bucket: Anovos Std line Gloves and Boots: Imperial Boots (Have the gloves, waiting on the boots) Undersuit: Stormtrooper undersuit Belt: Trooperbay F-11: I will be printing this myself

Well Since I couldn't find Phasma's Baton I made one. I chose to do the collapsed version, its still a work in progress. But it should Be a screen accurate as you can get without casting the OG prop. Its 24.5 in in total length and a 3/4 in dia. If you find this is wrong, If you have better info please let me know So I can correct it. Happy printing. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2829420 Edit Updated the Baton it now 4 parts and will fit most printers, YAY. Have fun!

Did you use nylon or elastic for the bell to bell strap? And how do you like it? I tried doing it with some elastic and I was t happy with the look. You seem to have no problems with it so I figured maybe I can get some pointers if I redo mine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You send it to your local GML (garrison membership liasson) and the pics are: front/back/left side/right side - all with arms down and a front with bucket of

You’re looking great Dave now get those submission pics in! Edit: after closer inspection some cover strips seem a tad long so you might wanna sand those down a bit - easy fix

Idealy they all butt-up. Ones you install the brackets it will fit right, the RS suit is cast from a movie suit so you can`t go wrong there - here`s how you will look

Thanks for the vomit warning! Jokes aside, that should work out great!

I have a feeling it’s gonna look perfect. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Paint Prep: I snagged some scrap wood planks from a contractor friend of mine and mounted the greeblies, ab boxes, knee plates, belt boxes and hand guards. I also sanded down the helmet so that the paint matches head to toe. Thankfully the nose bridge of the helmet is slightly elevated so I was able to wedge in tap under that to get clean lines. I also used an exacto knife on the neckline features. You may be wondering about the tape stuffed in the vents. Wellllll, long before I switched to KB's kit, I had the Anovos kit on order, thought its arrival was soonish had already installed Tony's FOTK audio kit. I gave one corner a tug to see how easily the foam backing might dislodge and...nothing doing. So that is to hopefully protect the speakers from the paint. Fingers crossed or else Tony might get another sale as a result! Finally, I taped off and covered with plastic grocery bags the black portion of the Executioner Yoke as that will be painted later.

Unless you need the return edge for some reason trim it down to about 1/8" thickness.

Hi all, Awesome news, not only did I achieve centurion status but I found out that I am the first in the garrison along with Mr V. Our Centurion numbers are 379 and 380. It does give you a sense of pride in your kit that you have done a good job. Now onto the next one, FOTK.

Nicely done.

Okay, sounds good! Thanks Andrew. I didn't find where it was specified. Will keep that in mind when advising others as well. I got Joseph's hand guards with the duck cloth so I will use that and then hit the edges with CA glue.

Please glue them on, It is for Centurion so we like to see the accuracy There is a 2 part CA glue that will adhere the flexi guards to the rubber gloves. One part is a pen which you paint both surfaces with first, the second is the actual glue. Most hardware stores carry it.

I don't see how the details are a mess, they are clean and precise.