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You can remove all of the bottom return on the knee plate without worry.

I can only go with what I see, and your arms look over sized, but if you say that they aren't then that's okey. If you fix the other things I pointed out then you should be all good to go.

The Nordic garrison has developed a kind of preference to your armour Paul, and the skills to build it as well.

We don't discuss prices very publicly around here, but for $1200 you can get pretty much any kit you want. But then you also want boots, blaster, holster, tools, glue, etc... If you go with ATA that will also fit nicely within your current budget. You can find ATA's contact address here: http://www.whitearmo...e-to-find-them/

Yes, the snap on the ab should face inwards. That's the only problem I see too. Fix that and you'll have no problem clearing EIB and Centurion.

For someone of your size, weight and budget I would recommend ATA. AM is too large for you and means more time trimming the parts smaller to fit you than it would mean to trim ATA. Also ATA is more accurate and has better proportions. You do not need artistic talent to build armour. It's just a matter of cutting away and rough plastic, while keeping the smooth and then glue the parts together. There are however makers that can build a kit to your specifications. AP, TM, CFO and RS more specifically. But then the price goes up. A lot.

I see. Well considering that it's a functional trigger although funky I'm going to let this slip. Had it been a static trigger I would probably want that replaced since that trigger is just way too funky. But replacing a functional trigger in such a confined space as a blaster without a complete blaster rebuild is more work than I'm willing to make people suffer through. I'm not that evil. Future readers of this thread: If you make a blaster for centurion, make sure all parts look the way they should look. Approved!

Not bad, but has room for improvement. Assuming that you haven't changed your arms and bicep since your EIB application it's clear that they are (from what I can tell) too large for your arms and could be slimmed down for a better, sleeker look. You have some overlap between the back and kidney that can be fixed with shorter straps between chest and back. You also have a chunk of return edge at the bottom of the sniper knee plate that shouldn't be there.

There we go. Really liking the armour now that you fixed the belt. I am a bit curious about the trigger of your blaster though. Looks a little funky. Care to reveal what up with it?

Good thing it's not too hard replacing that part if you choose to do so later. Next time you're unsure of something, I recommend spending more time on the forum researching if that thing you want to do is right or wrong. And don't just settle for the first answer you find. Always try to find more. And if you really can't find anything else then it's fine to start a thread asking about it. It's just so you avoid the common pitfalls and get as good TK as you can.

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Why are you installing vaderdave buttons on a TE2? It's good as it was. Just needed some paint.

If AM does change their moulds and are accurate enough the replacement requirement would only apply to the old AM. Sent from my GT-I9300

That's an old discussion and we know better today.

They look different than split rivets. Too protruding. That's all.

I'm glad you like it.

I can assure you that you do not have access to everything.

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