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I recently posted two videos on how I assembled the shin of somebody’s armor but I wanted to go ahead with a different skill which is how to do basic painting. I painted a button plate and wanted to talk through how I go about it because I think it turned out pretty well

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Nice work trooper

Great video John! Thank you for sharing!

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Ah yes, shin-gate. I paired long with long and short with short but other folks have split them and in the end it all ends up looking fine. :)

You're awesome. I'm down to putting together my calves (which is what has me here today), getting a neck seal, some decent gloves, putting on that ammo belt thing on my right knee... And then, I think it's just going to be a matter of the fine-tuning (I remember on my last suit, after I put it together, I still had to trim it in places) and then get my spacing. I make this worse than it actually is... And this is not my first build... But I have noticed that I think a few things have changed since my last build (what is/isn't acceptable - put my last Garrison also assigned us advisors to help with the build... Carolina Garrison doesn't seem to do that...) I like how you have so much organization with your build and your pics are clear in how things should look. Well I'm thinking of it, if I remember correctly, there's something funny about Walt's with the calves... Wasn't/isn't it something like there are two pieces that look identical, like, 2 inside right calves?

Arms front and back 15mm Thighs front and back 20mm Shins front 20mm, rear 25mm FEI, these canon measurements are for screen accuracy. Neither Sly or myself will ask you to pull out a ruler during L2 or L3. What we do ask however is that the areas look uniform. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk