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Actually the last ROTJ helmet was sold a few weeks back and fetched $225,000/£176,000. Which was nice, As I have one. ?

For anyone following you don't have to position the ammo strip completely central to the thigh, so don't panic if yours isn't, as you can see by these references Notes: 1. Please note that while the ammo packs of most most TKs were raised in the front and covered the front ridge, this is not a requirement for any level but is suggested, Rivet placement

Ok. Sorry I forgot to compare it

Looking good Trooper. About the correct alignment of the Ammo pack, bellow some references for the back section gap you could use a piece of ABS glued behind and add some ABS paste and sand a little to give finish. The same applies for the front. Keep it up

Always good to have a retirement plan ?

Will do for sure.

Hi John, I will be reviewing your application and will let you know if I need anything. Thank you for providing all of the required photos.

Thanks team! Appreciate all the great advice from you all. Have a nice Memorial Day weekend.

The first pic is from the movie, a Sandtrooper, and the other is a pic of a cosplayer. Unless you get a helmet used in the movie it’s going to look different. And even the helmets made for the film didn’t all look identical. However, by the looks of it the cosplayer helmet is an RS propmasters helmet with means it’s a copy of a screen used helmet and as close as you’ll get. Why then, does it look different? Well, depending on how it’s put together, and also in what angle the photo is taken is going to change the look of the helmet. It is also, as you say, depending on were you get your helmet from, if someone is sculpting based on photos or have an actual helmet used in the films to make copies from. As an example, I could make a sculpt and sell helmets and say it’s an ANH helmet but it will not look like the ones in the movie ? Another ex, from the movie, both are ANH helmets but look very different, the one on the left beeing a Hero helmet and the one on the right is a Stunt helmet.

This is critical to understand - pick two. If you're looking for quality, it is going to cost you. This is not an inexpensive hobby but by doing thorough research (the slow route), you can help ensure you are happy with your purchase. First decide what type of Stormtrooper you want to build, as there are several available. The overwhelming majority of our members are A New Hope Stunt style stormtroopers and the most resources and options exist for that kit. Have a look at the makers available in the US, as they are all very very different. I am personally not a fan of 850 Armor Works quality or accuracy for the Rogue One/New Gen style suits.

Unfortunately I can't help you with the electronics identification, but if you ever feel the need to resell the blaster I'll take it off your hands.

Brothers, Thanks for all of the feedback. You all are so helpful. Think im going to go with 2 piece. There is a DSG,s store near by my work place. Have a great weekend Team!