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The steer from LMO was the R1/Andor etc TK will be called Non-Saga (NS), this is in line with what's been done with other detachments. We do have a few NS based armours at the moment, R1, Artillery trooper are approved. Enoch is sort of NS based but also heavily modified, then the night trooper CRL is in progress as well which again is modified but the armour is the same. Looking at what we have, if we were to change anything it would be to rename the Rogue One CRL to be Non-Saga and then update the top to reflect this. I know there's a few bits in the other appearances that vary, but I'd need to dig in more to remember what any of that was. Accuracy wise, always open to update the CRLs, but we need help. The best way for updates due to accuracy to happen is to come with a list, backed up with evidence and we can the review and once happy pass on to LMO for approval. Once they are happy it's a quick job to update. The hardest part of this tends to be if we need now photos, as we'd need a member to build the new part, then photo it, then send it to us. Historically this has been like pulling teeth.

You don't need to have any return edge for any level. Great thread on return edges here:

Really depends on your GML (garrison membership liaison) for non cannon events, some garrisons are stricter than others. From the CRL: A holster is not an optional extra in the CRL's so it should be there even when carrying a DLT-19 Holster Holster is made of black leather or leather-like material. The holster is worn on left side of belt and is attached via two leather or leather-like material straps to the belt from behind instead of front. No loops cover the outside of the belt. The holster is affixed with only two fasteners at the bottom, one on each side. Fasteners may be rivets, snaps, or Chicago screws. Also Previously asked

It’s makes for a really nice display to have the smaller figures, I do the same for my helmets and great job so far on the conversion

Thanks for that, it’s good read. Tomorrows job is more trimming 😎

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Some info for strapping: Strapping Systems Rivet Setting 101 by justjoseph63 (Print PDF) Snap Setting 101 by justjoseph63 (Print PDF) Snap Setting Hardware Solutions by TheRascalKing E6000 and Snaps Discussion by Harbinger, Snap Options by ukswrath Snaps with Rivet Heads by TheSwede Split Rivet Placement by DroidHunter How to Use a Rivet Tool by huttman How to Make Snap Plates by stukatrooper Elastic ABS Reinforcement by Cricket Types of Inner Strapping by Shinyarmour1 Internal Strapping by justjoseph63, nrgband Thigh Garter System by Pencap510 Making Thigh Garters by Spectre Bicep Hooks by Pyrates and Brent Shin stabilization by Cricket and themaninthesuitcase Some of us decide to double snap, this is a good idea in case you loose a snap, then you have a backup

Yes!! Awesome brother.

Hello there Back in 2021 I was indeed working on that picture but the result made me trash it. Why telling that now? My helmets are kept in a display case at home and I've always liked the idea to place matching action figures next to each one. But of course there is none for this specific character. So why not using the opportunity to build it?! You can get incredibly detailed 3D resin-printed items on the internet. Okay, let’s try this. Among other figures, I also needed a TIE Pilot, a Sandtrooper and a Stormtrooper, so I grabbed the ‚Entertainment Earth Star Wars Black Series Imperial Forces 4 Pack’. These figures are 6 inch tall (15 cm). Big enough for the details, small enough to fit beside the helmets. To get started, I first corrected the paint and weathering on the TIE Pilot helmet to match the prop from RS. The Sandtrooper then received a more accurate weathering, orange paint on the pauldron and a 3D replacement helmet. I painted this to mimic the ‚move along‘ prop. Years ago, I didn’t have a clear vision of the helmet’s color concept. It rather evolved into the final design, step by step. It’s the same now with the armor. I only have a rough idea, but it seemed logical to use the same color on both, helmet and armor. Yes, the joints can still be spotted. But no worries, there will follow some distractions later. The first challenge is to replicate all the details on the helmet in such a tiny scale. This will be tackled in the next update...

@Chemi Here is my updated brow trim on my helmet. Do these look good for Centurion level?

Spot on Joseph. It's the entire reason this forum exists.