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I had no idea there was an entire thread dedicated to memes, and unfortunately for my wife’s sake (who is not nearly as invested in Star Wars as I am), I’ve been laughing hysterically since you shared it. I do wish Jason was still more active on the forums—I’d love to pick his brain about some of the 3D printed nuances, especially around rigging and long-term durability. I completely understand now why he’s cautioned people against going this route. It’s far more involved than I initially thought—and honestly, more humbling. That said, there’s definitely a strange sense of accomplishment with each successful print… usually followed by a brief moment of existential dread when the next one fails. I wouldn’t say I can see the finish line yet, but I know it’s somewhere within reach. Keep 'em coming! I was scrolling at the red lights during my work commute this morning, and this one hit a bit close to home: Thanks @gmrhodes13 for the laugh, this meme is honestly the most accurate representation of my entire build thread so far.

We've been wayyyyyy too quite lately. Everyone, please feel free to share some FISD-specific Memes in the meme thread

@Sayless don't encourage him, we get enough from the meme squad. That said, keep up the good work. I know that @BigJasoni has tried to dissuade folks because of how much extra time and effort is involved with the sanding, and priming and painting and sanding, etc to complete this type of build. But it has to feel good when you finally reach the finish line! Keep up the amazing work.

I'm actually crushed. The amount that Jason contributed to this forum is not small. I hope he finds peace in retirement as I know first hand just how bad the Legion drama can get.

@revlimiter we need to do better No worries, I'll still manage to procrastinate building my new armor. ... you get 10 new memes in one day as an apology for the lack of activity. Sorry, Chris, the addiction is back in full force!

True. As the Rose Parade taught is, if you are exhausted enough, you will find a way!

Sometimes it can take more work to fix a piece than to start over again. Once you have issues in the paint I have found it very difficult to overcome it fully. Paint thickness, drying and types are the 3 biggest issues. Like most things in life you live and learn and a lot is trial and error. You have the right attitude and keep at it, you will get there in the end.

You got this Zach, getting close

Jason was in my Garrison, I still chat with him on FB now and again. Unfortunately for all of us, he requested to be retired last year and is no longer an active Legion member.