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Thank you Diana! I bow to you!

That's a nice looking weapon. The button on the mag end won't pop through?

It's not worth the money and doesn't look much like the picture. The helmet is just awful. Please don't consider this. If you are a fan of the ROTJ armor, hit up Ssunky on these boards

We still are about dressing up like plastic spacemen, right??? This is blowing my mind!!!

No. Just spread the 2000 parts on the floor and roll around in them. Very soothing

Yes!!

His in box must be full. You will love the other ones as well.

Let me confirm or deny this before everyone goes making changes

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/4369-mic-tips-mic-tips-mic-tips/ http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/26932-sskunkys-cfo-anhesb-hovi-pa2-mic-tips-ongoing-run-2014/ these are the best out there.

Now that you have decided to fix it, when you drill your new holes, use screws instead of rivets until you have it right then rivet it.

In the meantime....GIT TO DA CHOPPAH! Sorry....I had to. Waiting doesn't have be just looking for the postman. Use this time to amass everything else you will need, do research, develop a plan, build a blaster, etc.......

The under suit should not be loose on you at all. It should be a second skin. I have always told people if you wear a large, buy a medium.

Very nicely done

Those look about right. I would ease down that corner at the elbow side of theft one but all in all, they look good.

Thank you, Thank you, Hideki, for your EIB application. Yet another great set of TM armor finds its way onto these pages! Let's look at your armor! CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All required photos have been posted and your armor contains all required elements for EIB. With pleasure, I would like to congratulate and welcome you to EIB!!! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: In this section I will summarize suggestions made by your fellow troopers as well as my own observations. Unless specifically stated, none of the suggestions will affect any application. Very nice overall build! The suit fits you well and is well proportioned. I would install a little foam in that left forearm to keep it from over-rotating. I'd touch up the chipped paint on your ear screws. I love the nice wire upgrade you made on the t-tracks of your DLT-19. Nice!! Very nice job re-painting those side and thigh pack rivets and your revisions on the thermal detonator. About your "td", I typically like to see a bit more space between the end caps and center control panel. Here are the measurements I usually go by when building: I also wanted to commend you on the detail painting on your helmet. Very nice work. I prefer a bit more curve on the tube stripes but yours will work just fine. This is just an example: Centurion Suggestions: We all hope that we will see a Centurion application from you. There are a couple things I'd like to see done before you apply. I would like you to take a couple new armor pictures showing your forearm in its proper position and the new properly painted white side rivets. As for your armor, I see only 1 repair that you will need to make and that is to your thigh pack. You have the pack mounted at the proper spot on the thigh itself but the pack should have the rivet located in the far upper corner on each side as Michael pointed out. I show on your pack where it should be located: Not here: it should be here: The repairs shouldn't take you long but go slow and do it right and we will see your Centurion application in no time!! Congrats on your EIB again!!! Well done!

You will be a weapon tree!

If Felix does not, I can help out

So...just curious...how much time did you spend discussing your cod? Diana is the cod queen, you know!!

Unless you want to do an ESB version which has neither

If I was to recommend this, I would get thin ones no bigger than 10mm.

No, there is no issue. MTK and ATA plastics are not that far apart so no one will even know

Fanfriggintastic!

Welcome home Sir!

It actually looks like you have the cap a little high and angled downward. The end of the brow trim seems to be sitting a bit higher than it is between the eyes. Keep the location between the eyes and lower the seam line and you will see that gap go away a bit.

Do your tests on an area like the back of your thigh that is out of the way. Mild sandpaper (220) will take off the finish you need without scarring the armor itself. You can even wet sand it to make the process more gentle.