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I have no idea, but I'll gladly offer my services as one if they need TK's

Well, not that many of our vetted sellers use HIPS anymore. Maybe ATA does once in a while, but the price difference between his HIPS and ABS is like $50 if I remember correctly. But if you're on a budget, ATA is a lot cheaper than AP, and not much different in overall size. A little larger, but you can trim that off.

AP is typically recommended for smaller people, but all screen accurate kinds are more or less the same size. I'm about 5'9 and 121 lbs and TM fits me nicely with just some slimming down trimming. The normal circumference was too big for me, but not too tall.

Dirty boy Tony... Seriously Chelsea, just try on you BF's kit. You'll be fine in the chest area. There's plenty of room there.

At a size like yours you'll have no problem fitting your boobs inside the armour without wrapping them up in anything more than your usual bra.

While I use something similar to what Dmian uses , I think Bauhaus sell the big Stanley boxes. At least in Sweden they do. Sent from my GT-I9300

SDS budget stunt also has a separate vocoder. But I'm also guessing FX. Sent from my GT-I9300

If a short stormtrooper does not qualify, then a fat one should not either. But we all know there are quite a few of them out there...

Julie has her 501st membership with her Juno costume, but no detachment membership because femtroopers are not an approved costume.

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/86079-centurion.png

You just wear the same armour. It's not as much of a problem as you might think. You could always make a femtrooper as well, but those are not 501st approved.

Yes, that could work.

Bad idea since you risk having that abs snap off and leave you without drop boxes. Use elastic and have the boxes hang just under the main belt. That makes the belt absorb some of the swinging motion of the boxes.

If you're willing to share the cnc-files we can host it on FISD for anyone who wants it. With credits to you of course.

Cheers Paul!

Sure is a good one.

I see nothing that's stopping you. Sorry about the delay though. Good work! Approved!

Looking good

Looking forward to it!

We got some more pictures of original boots (thanks to TM) in our ref gallery if you want a closer look.

The boots posted are the original model used, so it ought to be right. I'm trooping in tkboots as well, but would not mind upgrading. If I got a pair I'd troop in them too, not just keep them for display (I don't have a display to use them in either). But maybe I should upgrade my armour before then anyway.

I'm just looking for vintage chelsea boots on ebay.co.uk. But since I haven't found any maybe that's what's wrong.

Well, the corners of the belt are cut too large. But your belt is a bit too long too, which works in your favour for fixing the corners. If you cut the belt down to align with the ends of the button covers (although those are a little close to the belt boxes), you can make new corners you can cut smaller. You probably need to move the drop boxes inwards accordingly to keep the same relative position. The ends of the knee plate should not taper but stop vertically. The knee belt is a bit short on each side, and the radius of the bottom corner could be slightly bigger, as well as the attaching rivet painted white. The snaps for attaching the holster to the belt is wrong. But you can easily fix that by using pop rivets to hold 1 half of the same kind of snap to the inside of the belt. Just use the snap as if it was a washer. And it's a little hard to tell what hand guards you have, but if they are of the flexible kind I would say you should glue them down on the gloves a bit better around the edges. It's all pretty easy fixes and you should be able to do them in one evening if you want to.

There's just no stopping you Paul!

Centurion isn't for everyone, but there are some bits of it that everyone can enjoy and benefit from even if you don't go all the way.