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I realized one thing last night and that is that you have a ANH/ESB style canvas belt and not the ROTJ webbing. You'll need to change that.

ATA is so many generations down the line that it has shrunk a little.

Aside from wearing the belt too low it looks good.

RS and TM are both slightly bigger than ATA.

Looking much better already!

Not so many people are getting these helmets anymore, thankfully. But that means the tutorials are old, and in this case the images aren't displayed anymore. but the text remains. -----------

Yes, larger image sizes, and they must be static like all other applications. Thank you.

Indeed. I think there's no piece of my armour that hasn't had my blood on it at least once during the build. Be careful!

I guess any shiny fabric works for the outside. I've seen people use T-shirts they cut up before as well.

Sounds like you have things under control then.

Make sure to strap the back and kidney together. That should lessen the gap. And try to get that white rubber trim around edges of the armour. CFO sells it if you can't find it locally. Biltema might have it. It's mostly used for boats. I'm not sure how it will look on top of the moulded "fake" trim the armour has, but there's usually ways around that stuff. Keep up the good work.

I wouldn't recommend that. Too low shafts. Not only inaccurate, but potentially painful when you have your shins on and start walking.

Troopermaster isn't an e-shop though.

You're comparing inferior products to superior ones. They just aren't the same.

Turns out there was a permissions setting not allowing non 501st members. But I changed that. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

Check out Acima's thread. She built a TM. But she basically built it the same as any man of her size (she's quite tall) would have. It fits her perfectly. Link: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/15816-acimas-tm-buildtm/

I just tested it and it does still work. I just assumed it was disabled.

You should as Microsoft that. But I think you're not the only one. Probably something about how it handles Javascript (the text edit box is javascript). Are you using IE?

Not sure, but likely it was disabled because of low use. But I'm not sure. It was before my time as admin.

That is actually doable. Me and Eric has talked briefly about it before. What were your thoughts on this again, Eric? I don't remember.

Yes you should, Nicky.

Not sure there is a good tutorial out there, but it's easy. Use the male half of a snap as a washer on the inside of the belt, pop the rivet through the belt locking the snap in place. Then add the female half of the snap like normal to the holster strap. Here's a picture of what the inside of the belt looks like with the pop rivet holding it in place:

Don't screw up your attachment to the belt. I recommend the UKG way with pop rivets and snaps.

Correct.

It might not be redundant now, but it will be, which is why it was removed. The effort to add good tutorials has mostly stalled because only me and eric were doing it, and we have other things to do than read tutorials all day.