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Thanks so much. Just don't let it be seen from the outside. Will do! Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

These are only a guide, you can use what ever strapping you wish inside as long as it is not seen from the outside. Reference material Chest to backplate Snap upper right corner \ Snaps posterior plate Rivets For Level 3, three domed head bifurcated (split) rivets approximately 5/16" (8mm) in diameter are present on the left side of the abdomen and kidney and are equally spaced along the depth of the armor and are painted white. Note that the measurements are from the center of the rivet. Rivets on both kidney and ab should line up horizontally. Interior pic showing split (bifurcated) rivets For Level 3, a single split rivet is present on the lower tab of the abdomen armor (cod) This can have a brass or chrome finish, but cannot be painted. For Level 2, The thigh ammo belt is attached with one solid head rivet on each side, painted white, and located in the upper corner fastened to the lower thigh ridge. Rivets shall be cap or split style rivets. No pop rivets are allowed. Rivets should be approximately 5/16ths (8mm) in diameter (exterior).

Thanks for your replies. I will certainly go take a look at the armor in real life. The person is on holiday now but he sent me some pics from his last troop, everything seems pretty good. If it all fits well and only minor adjustments are needed, I will probably take it :)

Thank you both for the recommendations. I'm going to ponder my options some more on the Han snap. I'm leaning towards removing part of the return edge first before cutting more off or re-drilling the snap. In the meantime, I worked on the V-tabs this week. I made the cuts for the pieces. I went with close to 3"x1" pieces. I made three of them so I could afford to mess up on one. I made the cuts and then did the heat bends to first make the "U" shape. After the U shapes were made, I then used heat to bend the V portion. I messed up the first tab by bending too much, but I learned and was able to make the v portion better on the second attempt. I painted the inside of the V black and then used E-6000 to mount them to the inside of the posterior plate. I was careful with clamping this time! Next, I will do a partial kit up to check the 3 dressing issues that I had: Calf alignment, posterior plate alignment, and positioning of the thin white elastic that holds down the shoulder straps. Pics coming for those with questions. I'll come back to the Han snap after these are done.

File-Name: Aurebesh Alphabet Stencil Designer: Rogue9 Last Update: 27/05/24 File-URL: https://www.printables.com/model/893022-aurebesh-alphabet-stencil/files Description: Stencil your message to friends in Basic; the alphabet of Star Wars. 0.2mm layer height. Modify gcode to swap filaments at layer 6 if desired. No brim or mouse-ears required. I’d definitely turn ironing on for the top layer. Terms of Use: https://makerworld.com/en/user-agreement Images: