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Definitely AM1 with an eFX helmet.

I would imagine only the helmet is different. But make sure you read this http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/32972-ladyinwhite-phasma-build/

There's a link to the 501st-forum on page two. If you are a member you should get it from there.

It's going up to blast_11.mp3 http://play.starwars.com/starwars_soundboard/asset/audio/BSR_blasters/blast_01.mp3

Just get one and make it accurate. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

For many years the bumps was all the rage. People were queuing up for Gino's and TE2's helmets only because they still had the bumps. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

I just don't own a sewing machine. Simple as that.

I hand stitched mine. Sure it's a bit of a PITA but you only have to do it 6 times, and then never again.

Whichever way works for you.

You might want to trim your 4-button plate.

Sales threads get auto locked after 90 days of no posting. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

There's no requirement for frown screen on either level. And the original helmets did not use any frown screen. It's perfectly fine to have it. But it should be noted that it's not required, nor accurate.

The original TD's had beveled edges to fit the end caps.

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Potato, potato.

That would be a first. Most other licensed stuff we've seen seem to be bragging about what their origins are. The origins of FOTK isn't a secret though. Kev W sculpted it. End of story, basically. And that NDA is just a bunch of bull.

They could do like every other armour maker and just not have a website. Is that better? There are less pictures of the TK moulding process because it's a long time ago. But if you look at their blog you can find posts on how the moulded their TB helmet. RS has been transparent to the community. And that's what I care about.

Thanks Gino. Always nice with a refresher on these really old issues that are next to forgotten altogether.

Since Gino chose not to correct me on this point, I think i that means I'm fairly close to the mark. Also, don't hang around TE. He's still trying to screw people over. Just ask THG.

In that case, CFO's ROTJ is the one with the least amount of alterations. I believe that it has everything original except for minor detail parts. Kind of like RS, but without the sculpted forearm. It's from the Cameron Oakley moulds taken from an LFL made ROTJ suit. It was missing the right arm, so that should be doubled up. But CFO may have sourced another ROTJ arm to replace the missing arm with. I don't recall. Either way it's the same origin as TE and all it's derivatives except that TE only borrowed the moulds, and CFO managed to buy them. TE later on managed to source an arm from the special edition suits to use as the otherwise missing right arm, which is one of the differences between TE2 and AP because TE2 has the SE arm and AP does not (which uses two left arms).

That hero suit in Gino's closet.