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(Please bear with me as I update and reorganize - it is a TON of additional work to document... a ton of work! I decided to commit to a more thorough build guide if it helps people, but wanted to get some work done and a framework set up before inviting comments. I will be continually editing the original posts as well as adding, then linking in the OP, more information as I go. Thank you!) Sections, Navigation & Check List: Helmet Options Discussion a. Anovos TLJ - Fiberglass (Out of Production) b. Anovos TFA - Plastic/Fiberglass (Out of Production) c. KB Props TFA or TLJ - Slush cast resin - KB Props TLJ Helmet Project d. Hasbro Black Series TLJ - Plastic (Modification required) e. Denuo Novo TFA/TLJ - Fiberglass (Potentially Available Q1 2023) f. 3D Printed 1. Chest and Back Yoke a. Chest and Back Trimming - 01A Inner Chest - 01B Outer Chest - 01C - Back b. Chest and Back Assembly c. Shoulder Bell Support Bracket/Tab d. Seams? 2. Shoulders a. Shoulder Bell Trimming - 02A/B Shoulder Bell Trimming - 02C/D Support Lip Trimming b. Shoulder Support Lip Assembly c. Shoulder Bell Strapping 3/4. Biceps a. Bicep Trimming - 03/04A Outer Bicep Trimming - 03/04B Inside Bicep Trimming b. Bicep Assembly c. Bicep Strapping 5/6. Forearms a. Forearm Trimming - 05/06A Forearm Top Trimming - 05/06B Forearm Bottom Trimming - 05/06C Forearms Box Trimming b. Forearm Assembly 7/8. Hand Plates a. 07/08 Hand Plate Trimming b. Hand Plate Accuracy Update c. Hand Plate Attachment 9. Torso 1. Torso Trimming - 09A Torso Front Trimming - 09B Torso Back Trimming b. Torso Assembly c. Torso Rear Closure d. Torso Strapping (Suspenders) e. Ab Box Paint f. Ab Box Assembly g. Roman Skirt Strapping 10. Spine Plate & Thermal Detonator a. 10 Spine Plate Trimming b. Thermal Detonator Accuracy Update c. Thermal Detonator Paint d. Thermal Detonator Decals e. Spine Plate/TD Assembly 11. Belt 12. Cod a. 12 Cod Trimming b. Cod Strapping/Mounting 13. Posterior/Culet a. 13 Posterior Plate Trimming b. Posterior Plate Strapping/Mounting 14/15. Thighs a. Thigh Trimming - 14A/B Thigh Front Trimming - 15A/B Thigh Back Trimming b. Thigh Holster Mounting c. Thigh Holster Accuracy Update d. Thigh Strapping 16. Knees a. 16A/B Knee Trimming b. Knee Mounting 17/18. Shin/Calves a. Shin/Calf Trimming - 17A/B Shin Trimming - 18A/B Calf Trimming b. 25 & 26. "Kit-Kat" and Shin/Calf Assembly 19. Spats a. 19A/B & 20A/B Spat Trimming b. Spat Accuracy Update Soft Goods Discussion 20. Belt 21. Gloves 22. Boots 23. Neckseal, Undersuit/Gaskets & Shiny Shorts 24. Accessories

Hi everyone! I’m Andy Tedesco from NYC, just got my TK approved last week, and did my first troop with the Empire City Garrison over the weekend. Very happy to form part of the Legion and proud to be a bucket head.

Yes, I have the hovi mic speakers. I can hardly believe it to squeeze my noggin in there.

A hearty hello from the south of Germany (Baden-Württemberg, not Bavaria ) I joined the 501st (German Garrison) at the beginning of the year. It all started with my TB and for a long time I was able to resist a second armor... What was meant to be a winter project was "unfortunately" completed in three weeks: My new TK ANH stunt. And last week I got my approval I am happy to be one of the white guys now. And: I am especially proud to be part of the 69th Fireteam (hot number ) and the Chaos Division together with my great friends (you will have heard of them ). Until then, I wish us all many great Troops, and maybe we'll see each other at some of them. Yours TB/TK-70815 (Floowbee)

Congratulations Trooper, welcome to the ranks!

Back to no holsters A bit of weathering on some This series may also see the change over from clone to stormtrooper Blaster scope details Binders

And another last photo we'll need is the Action one.

Abodomen Three rivets, approximately 5/16"(8mm) diameter, are present on the left side of the abdomen armor. Thight ammo belt Rivet should be approximately 5/16" (8mm) in diameter (exterior).

Here's a fun item with the Holidays coming up. Found it at my local Hobby Lobby craft store.

Nice, I put the fans, the mic/audio pickups and power in there. It was a pain to get that stuff in, trial and error but managed to get it and almost drill a hole in my finger in the process.

That turned out schmick as Dan, great work.

Hey troopers, Welcome back for another update. But, before I do *** making the blaster heavier *** As this is a 3D printed model, it was feeling very light. More like a toy. To make it feel more “real”, I actually filled the scope with salt. Yes, salt. As this was easily available and cheap. I also drilled some holes in the body and filled parts with salt, so this prop now feels more weighty. I’m now almost finished with this blaster. After the previous update, I added a couple of light coats of Grey primer. As before, this was Halford’s brand: Based on the reference photos of the “promo trooper” SE-14R, I chose Gloss Black as the top coat. Although the lighting is not great, here’s pretty much where I’m up to. In the flesh, it’s looking really nice. It’s certainly more towards the gloss/satin look, which I like. I will weather it back a touch, but not to have the appearance of metal coming through. As I’ve said in this thread, I believe the Promo Trooper had a studio made prop, not a real modified Remix.