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Hi Dorian! My name is Sky, one of Mountain Garrison’s GWMs. For some reason our system had flagged you, but we’ve gotten the ban lifted and you should be able to get yourself started on our forums. Our sincerest of apologies! Be sure to work closely with our GMLs, they are amazing resources. Look forward to seeing you and your kit. (Thank you @TikiTechie for the head’s up!)

I just joined the forum without issue, perhaps your email address was flagged? They have a discord also https://discord.gg/F8YJu9dDv7 GML email [email protected] CO: Lorri Gurnett(TI 67355) [email protected] You may be able to reach out to staff via social media Website https://www.mg501.com/ FB https://www.facebook.com/MG501st MG FB Build Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/497991561870503

File-Name: Star Wars Rebels Coasters Designer: The Arcane Nook Last Update: 22/06/2025 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1541145-star-wars-rebels-coasters#profileId-1617445 Description: Star Wars Stormtrooper helmet word design lightbox. I used LED strip lighting from amazon to light the box Terms of Use: This user content is licensed under a Standard Digital File License. You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees. Image:

Hello, My name is Dorian, 52 Years old and I live in Colorado. I watched Star Wars when it first arrived in theaters in Germany. Since then I have been a big fan and the original trilogy was a huge part of my life growing up. I will never forget the day my friend and I walk into a comic book store in my hometown and they had a full life size Stormtrooper on display. It was for sale but of course well beyond our lunch money we had available. But from that day on my dream has always been to own my own suit. Well, only 40 Years later my dream came true. I stumbled upon this website researching how the armor should look like and where to buy it. That's when I realized my first mistake because I bought a full suit from stormtrooperstore.com. The armor didn't fit and didn't quite look right. My plan was to "fix it". The more research I did the more I realized I might as well buy a new kit. So, I order my TK ANH kit from RS Propmasters, watched all the videos (many times) and started working on my suit. After many months, I am almost done. I am still waiting on new shoes (keeptrooping.com) and I am on the lookout for a good blaster. Maybe a new neckseal as well. I am happy I landed in this forum. Thank you for accepting my membership request. Cheers! -Dorian

Thank you very much! I just signed up and will go through the topics on what to do next and how to join. My shoes arrive tomorrow (and hopefully fit). With that I can complete my suit. I am happy to move forward. Thank you again.

I agree with Glen, they should be trimmed down. If you look closely, the yellow arrow shows a suggested ridge. The line shows the least I would trim. The other two examples (RS bucket) are how much you can trim. Just follow the contour of the cheeks like you did and you should be golden!

I have! First pictures I saw actually.

Thanks guys! I appreciate all your help! I am using the same email I use here: [email protected]

@DohF4 What email are you using to sign in? If you have a secondary one, maybe try that. Or email our webmaster. Email should be [email protected]

I will check with our website personnel and get back to you asap.

I would trim a little more, they are a little thick, compare with the images I posted previously, remember what every is touching is what you need to trim so it comes in further.

It's a resin printed (huge) stud. I used Elegoo's clear red resin in my Saturn2. I think I printed four of them before I got a good one. Hollowed out in chitu box with the breathing hole exposed on the back edge of the stud. There's a very small gap between the black ABS and the red resin to keep it from cracking.