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Got it. I had the return edges link up, but just wanted to confirm. Thanks!

Thank you @TheRascalKing Justin for getting those photos uploaded. The blaster looks great. Now we just need you to suit up once more with the correction to the belt and posterior plate and we should be good to go. With respect to these items, the costume is well approvable at this level, but for the sake of future applicants, we need to have everything positioned properly in the photos. I know that this is simply a dressing issue, but if we allow these “dressing issues” to be present, future applicants looking at the reviews for guidance need to have photos that clearly show the proper fit and placement of the armour. This way, they are more able to reference the photos for their own builds / applications.

Lot #169 Star Wars ILM-Made Stormtrooper Appearance Costume Estimate $3,000 - $5,000 USD Starting Bid $1,000 Buyer's Premium 28% - Shipping, taxes and additional fees may apply. A complete original promotional Stormtrooper ensemble, complete with undersuit, outer parts, blaster, helmet, size 9 boots, size 11 boots, packing list, "Character Appearance User's Guide", and touring road case. This costume was one of 36 created by Industrial Light & Magic in 1995 as a promotional tool for the Fox video release of the original trilogy in that same year. As a striking marketing tool, two Stormtroopers would escort Darth Vader, who was built and assembled by Don and Anna Bies. These costumes were designed to travel around the world, fitting within their custom road cases, to promote the release at various events. This Fox video release would mark the last time that the original trilogy films were available in a non-Special Edition format. When promotional touring was complete for the 1995 project, the 36 costumes were used for a variety of purposes. This Stormtrooper ensemble eventually made its way back to the spotlight in a 1999 skit about The Phantom Menace on the Late Show with David Letterman (CBS Productions, 1995). Includes a thank you note stating "Thanks so much!!! XX Late Show" Accompanied by an unopened 1995 VHS box set of the original trilogy films in their original release format. Proceeds from this auction support the initiative to build The Saga Museum® of Star Wars Memorabilia which will bring together four of the world’s largest Star Wars collections, combining 1.5 million objects, to create a unique, over-the-top, fun fan experience in a NEW PUBLIC MUSEUM that will offer a galactic range of exhibits, programs, and amenities that will INSPIRE and SERVE the world. See TheSagaMuseum.org for more information. Accompanied by a Certificate of Provenance from The Saga Museum. Dimensions: Road Case: 33 x 28 x 15.5 inches Category: Costumes/Clothing, The Saga Museum Provenance: From the Collection at Rancho Obi-Wan, the Guinness World Record Certified "Largest Collection of Star Wars Memorabilia", Originally Donated by Lucasfilm Ltd.

https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/items/1995695/star-wars-a-new-hope-screen-used-stormtrooper-helmet Lot #5 Star Wars: A New Hope Screen-Used Stormtrooper Helmet Estimate $200,000 - $300,000 USD Starting Bid $50,000 Buyer's Premium 28% ,- Shipping, taxes and additional fees may apply. An original Stormtrooper helmet screen-used in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Lucasfilm Ltd., 1977). This helmet recently has been exhibited as a highlight item at the "DEFENDING AMERICA AND THE GALAXY: STAR WARS AND SDI" exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library from February 2 - September 30, 2024. After extensive research, examination and analysis conducted by leading Star Wars helmet authentication experts who have consulted with Lucasfilm Archives, as well as Julien's in-house Hollywood memorabilia specialists, it has been determined that this helmet is an original stunt helmet used during the production of Star Wars: A New Hope. This helmet is believed to be featured in scenes on Tatooine as a "Sandtrooper" helmet (though some helmets from Tunisia were later reused on other sets for non-Tatooine scenes). Only six stunt helmets are known to have survived and are accounted for in private collections - this being one of the six. This specific example was gifted to a film crew member who worked on Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Lucasfilm Ltd., 1980). Due to the unpredictable vacuum forming casting methodology employed by Shepperton Design Studios when fabricating the Stormtrooper helmets for Star Wars, and the face's eyes and "teeth" needing to be hand-cut, one at a time, each helmet resulted in unique and distinctive individualized facial features. These features have historically become determining factors in authenticating original screen-used Stormtrooper helmets. The material used on this specific helmet is the original, vintage, khaki-green HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) vacuum formed plastic material used by Shepperton Design Studios in 1976. During its restoration, this helmet also exhibited the original off-white / ivory white colored paint utilized during its original fabrication at Shepperton Design Studios within its crevices. This helmet had previously undergone some form of apparent restoration at one point, following the production of Star Wars: A New Hope, but not to its full potential. This helmet was carefully restored by renowned Star Wars historian, motion picture prop & wardrobe restoration expert and artisan Gino Sabatino. It was meticulously brought back down to its original muted khaki-green HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) vacuum-formed plastic components produced during the pre-production of Star Wars and underwent a complete and more faithful restoration. During the original rushed construction of this specific helmet in 1976 at Shepperton Design Studios the vacuum formed plastic faceplate was cast thin and two sections had been constellated and were subsequently trimmed, either prior to production by an artisan at Shepperton Design, the Star Wars Art Department or the Costume and Wardrobe Department, or some point later, which resulted in spacing that required a stabilizing plate to be installed, which was cast from a mold taken directly off of another screen-used stormtrooper helmet faceplate. The faux ear communication devices on either side of the helmet, also cast from molds taken directly off of an original screen-used helmet ears, were affixed akin to the originals. The helmet was then custom sprayed with red primer which was matched from an original paint sample. Next the recognizable off-white / ivory white painted topcoat, also as per the originals, was applied. Authentic hand-painted details, based upon those featured on original screen-used helmets preserved in the Lucasfilm archives and in private collections, were added. Using matched paint samples, this detailing was meticulously added to the exterior of the helmet, including on the vocoder direct speaker, "teeth" and frown area (natural air vent), temples and rear of head "traps" (faux heat dispersion vents and osmotic filters) and "tears" (faux heat dispersion vents located under the eyes), and tube striping (simulated exhaust filters), and on the auditory sensors located on the center raised portion of either ear. Proper helmet accessories were installed next, including screen accurate black rubber brow and neck trim, aerator "Hovi Mix Pa2" mic tips cast off a vintage original. authentic green acetate gel lens material placed in the eye area, accurate elastic chin straps and micro-foam lining was methodically installed within the interior of the helmet.

BBB-day!! and small envelop-day The straps were really sturdy, very nice. It’s nice to get help :)

Thank you for the feedback, @Doggydoc. I have made some updates to my blaster, both noted here and in the feedback received for my TFA submission, and added new photos to my original post to demonstrate them, including a rectangular, white D-ring as noted in the current CRL.

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